George Loftus Comic Reviews

Dungeons of Doom 2 keeps up all the spooky-scary visuals of the first issue and doubles down on them, using cut-out characters as a means to keep showing the reader cool and terrifying images that will stay with you way longer than any of the forgettable characters.

Mark Waid and Cantwell manage the impressive feat of packing so much new heart into the climax of a story that centers on one we already know the ending to. The Flash gets a new creative team next month and it’s easy to be excited about what the future holds for the character, but I’m just so impressed at how they handled what the past already held for him.

An interesting world for a newbie like me, Murder Drones #1 is steeped in humor and vibrant art, telling a class-consciousness revenge story replete with likable characters and a villain you can't help but root against.

It’s easy to get mad at something that wastes your time. Thankfully, while Hulk: Smash Everything #3’s last page puts Hulk back where he was at the end of last issue, it doesn’t feel like nothing happens. Everything happened. The entire lifespan of the universe happened. The most important thing that happened though? Hulk smashed. Hulk smashed so good.