Neil call praises Star Trek: Red Shirts #5 calling it a “gnarly, entertaining ride from start to finish” in his four-star review.

Neil calls the latest issue of Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez‘s Batman “storytelling at its most confident“ in his five-star review.

Read our review of Something Is Killing the Children #45: deep character exploration, slow-burn storytelling, and hints at a bigger, thrilling mystery.

Read our review of Poison Ivy #39: a slow-burn issue with character depth, tense storytelling, and a juicy cliffhanger that reignites the series.

“A wacky assortment of freakishly festive tales” says Aaron in his four-star review of Image Comics’ Dread the Halls, available in stores now.

Matt hails the latest episode of My Hero Academia as “near-masterful storytelling” and a “profound, emotionally driven final sprint”.

Neil calls Star Trek: Voyager – Homecoming #3 “relentless, high-stakes Trek at its finest” in his four-star review of the issue, in stores now.

It Killed Everyone But Me #3 delivers brutal, atmospheric horror with masterful storytelling. A must-read for fans of stylish, character-driven dread.

“The culmination of the Abomination arc is brutal both physically and emotionally” say Neil in his five-star review of Absolute Batman #14.

Read our review of Harley Quinn #56: Elliott Kalan’s chaotic comic blends dark comedy, jungle adventures, and emotional drama in Throatcutter Hill.