Josh Fielding Comic Reviews

A well-executed set-up for the next big arc of Amazing Spider-Man, #24 cements a terrifying villain and plays on the anxieties of its titular hero. Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley continue to be a dream creative team for this book.

Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley wrap up a fun tie-in to Absolute Carnage by effortlessly weaving together Peter's past, present, and ever-looming future. A compelling story and dynamic art make for another great issue of this Spider-Man run.

Nick Spencer and Patrick Gleason kick 2099 off with a bang. The future is now with a fantastic creative team continuing to spin thrilling Spider-Man stories!

Chip Zdarsky makes bold continuity changes and continues to weave a fascinating Daredevil story. This annual surpasses the stigma of the "One More Day" name with the aid of a talented art team.

Chip Zdarsky continues to move pieces around in the wake of Matt Murdock's retirement from vigilante life. It's another strong issue for this run and continues to be one of the most interesting Daredevil stories to date.

Another solid issue of Zdarksy's Daredevil run. It's let down by some art issues, but the story continues to be interesting and compelling.

Daredevil #22 is another solid issue of this run. Chip Zdarsky excels at characterisation and plants some interesting developments for future issues.

Event Leviathan continues to squander a compelling premise and a great cast of characters. There are interesting elements at play, but so far they're not working as well as they could be.

In another fantastic issue of The Green Lantern, Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp bring a pulpy Silver Age vibe while keeping it grounded with strong characterisation and dynamic art.

Another brilliant issue of Immortal Hulk. Al Ewing and Joe Bennett manage to follow up cosmic shenanigans with a bitingly relevant treatise on capitalism and climate change.

This is one of the best, if not the best, books Marvel is putting out. Ewing continues to weave a compelling and horrifying tale, with one of the most consistent art teams in the business to bring his stories to life.

A thrilling conclusion to the Xenmu arc that celebrates Hulk's history while propelling us into an uncertain future. Ewing and Bennett continue to be a match made in heaven, and Pitarra is the perfect guest artist.

DC's latest Black Label book earns its mature rating with a disturbing and engrossing first issue. Joker: Killer Smile#1is a fresh take on an iconic character. Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino are at the top of their game, with a brilliantly horrifying tale and beautiful art.

Through this book, The McElroys perfectly married their talents with Marvel, and had a worthy artistic collaborator in Andr Lima Arajo. #5 sticks the landing, and is thrilling and funny in equal measure.

Wonder Twins #5 continues a winning streak for Russell and Byrne, with great characters, a fun story, and dynamic art. One of the most purely enjoyable books DC is putting out right now.