Steve Baxi Comic Reviews

Aquaman Andromeda is engaging on every level, and operates as the platonic ideal of what a DC Black Label book should be. From stunning art, to subtle lettering choices, to high concept thematic material, it delivers everything you hope for and more.

Mindset #1 is an uncompromising and engaging vision. A terrifying look in the dark mirror we all need.

Spurrier, Bergara, Lopes and Price create as close to a perfect comic as possible. Every element of the art, layouts, colors and narrative is firing on all cylinders.

The opening act of Batman: Killing Time is stacked with great moments, potential and a creative combo that brings out the best of everyone involved.

The first issue of Bolero is engaging, with a unique style and emotional complexity. Every choice feels deliberate and every page is crafted with an awareness of what comics can do best.

The story here is smart, efficient, and deeply human. The art is a masterclass in how to make characters feel truly alive. Thus far, all signs point to a high quality and engaging miniseries.

Savage Avengers is a fun, chaotic ride through the weirder parts of Marvel with an enticing cliffhanger that more than covers the price of admission.

A good opening issue, with great art and unique lettering choices takes what might be just another mystery comic and turn into something to watch out for.