ADVANCED REVIEW: ‘Darkhold: Blade,’ #1
Reading Time: 2 minutes Darkhold: Blade #1 brings the Daywalker’s worst nightmare to life, courtesy of a creative team who has nothing but love for Blade.
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REVIEW: ‘Gunslinger Spawn,’ Issue #1
Reading Time: 2 minutes Gunslinger Spawn #1 gives one of the most popular characters in the Spawn mythology his own series, favoring style over substance.
REVIEW: ‘The Orville: Artifacts,’ Issue #1
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Orville: Artifacts #1 continues to expand the world of The Orville, featuring the show’s signature balance of science-fiction and comedy.
REVIEW: ‘The Death of Doctor Strange,’ Issue #2
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Death of Doctor Strange #2 continues to explore the Sorcerer Supreme’s demise, introducing a new trio of magical threats in the process.
REVIEW: ‘X-Men: The Trial of Magneto,’ Issue #3
Reading Time: 2 minutes X-Men: The Trial of Magneto #3 deepens the mystery surrounding Scarlet Witch’s death but strangely decides to sideline its title character.
ADVANCED REVIEW: ‘The Magic Order 2,’ Issue #1
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Magic Order 2 #1 is a solid debut issue, though it requires knowledge of the previous series to fully appreciate the story at hand.
REVIEW: ‘Refrigerator Full of Heads,’ Issue #1
Reading Time: 3 minutes Refrigerator Full of Heads #1 is a new comic published through DC’s Hill House imprint. A grisly horror comic that leans on its violence.
REVIEW: ‘Shazam!,’ Issue #4
Reading Time: 4 minutes Shazam #4 is the last issue in this series, spinning out of Teen Titans Academy. Billy Batson has found the Rock of Eternity.