Matt Ligeti Comic Reviews

"Age of X-Man: Alpha" #1 is a memorable, finely crafted comic even notoriously picky X-Men fans will like.

The "Frak" is back! "Battlestar Galactica Twilight Command" #1 is a gift to Battlestar Galactica fans, and a solid sci-fi title in general.

Though mostly a quiet issue, it's clear the entire talented creative team is having a blast creating a horror comic they're perfectly suited for. "Blossoms 666" is an absolute must-read for fans of "Archie," horror, and especially "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina."

The new creative team on "KINO" sticks the landing (and then some) on an arc that challenges the genre and breaks the mold of what a superhero story should be.

While it may be confusing for readers new to the title, the "Spring Has Sprung Special" is the absolute crux of the "Curse Words" series and lives up to the high standards set by every issue before it.

stakes, high fantasy procedural that entertains. But could it do more?

"Faithless" #3 makes for a solid, if niche, comic, but only if you've read the first two issues.

"Firefly Bad Company" #1 may not give readers everything they hoped, but it's still a solid addition to the "Firefly" 'Verse.

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"Saban's Go Go Power Rangers" #18 captures the heart of the original series and surpasses it's quality easily. May it go on another 25 years!

A superbly talented creative team breathes new life into an otherwise tired franchise.

Final Verdict: 9.2 -"Little Bird" is revolutionary dystopian sci-fi at its best, a classic from issue #1. Read it now, before it's on all the "top 10 of 2019" lists later.

It may not be for everyone, but Sherman and Cipriano shine in what promises to be a fun series for fans of historical horror fiction.

While an aesthetic delight, "Once Our Land" is held back by half-baked world-building and a creator spread too thin over too many roles.

"Orphan Age" #2 doesn't exactly do anything new for the post-apocalyptic genre, but that doesn't stop it from being a greatly entertaining read.

Like a Voodoo curse, the supernatural mystery and punk rock charm of Punk Mambo sets its hooks in you. But, like, in a way you probably wont die from.

With a talented new creative team, "Rat Queens Special Swamp Romp" #1 finally feels like "Rat Queens" again.

Final Verdict: 7.2 " A talented team takes a tired trope and turns it into a terribly entertaining tale.

Fantasy fans will be enchanted by "Shades of Magic" #5"so long as they've read the first four issues.

It doesn't take an experienced detective to see that "Spencer & Locke 2" is one high-quality book.

"Spider-Man: Life Story" #3 is an amazing new entry in an already spectacular series.

A sleeper hit, "Stronghold" spins a tangled web that's so captivating, you won't want to escape it.

With a fun, light-hearted story and bright, detailed art, reading "Tangled The Series Hair And Now" #1 is anything but a hair-raising experience.

"The Six Million Dollar Man" #3 makes it clear the Bionic Man is back and better than ever. Also stronger. And faster.

"Thumbs" #1 deserves two thumbs up!

Final Verdict: 6.5 " A vampire franchise revived just in time for a Netflix series premiere featuring the same characters may feel like a cramped companion piece, but it still has fangs.

A surprisingly heartfelt issue makes for an especially poignant and powerful addition to the "Wasted Space" canon.

This isn't your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man story. Once you're done reading the first issue of "Web of Venom: Cult Of Carnage," you'll be dying to read more.

A mediocre adaptation of a moderately interesting podcast makes for a Wolverine comic that feels as if it's been declawed.

Though well-executed, a low-stakes issue feels less like an adventure and more like a stepping stone to more important plot developments.