Review: Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death #1 (@DCComics, 10/7/26): Writer/Artist Michael Walsh takes readers to the Old West, where a retired Jonah Hex searches for peace from a troubled life, but the forces of darkness have other plans.
The Demon #1 Review – Whimsy In The Big City
Review: The Demon #1 (@DCComics, 10/7/26): Writer/Artist James Harren catches up with a confused but determined Jason Blood as he rids the city of demons. Meanwhile, Morgaine Le Fey plots her ultimate victory
Batman #14 Review – Baby Steps In The Snow
Review: Batman #14 (@DCComics, 10/7/26): Writer Matt Fraction & artist Matteo Scalera continue the Bad Seeds crossover when Batman ventures into Gotham’s underbelly to find the one couple able to freeze out Poison Ivy’s plants.
Midnight Fantastic Four #1 Review – Lovecraftian Lore and Gore
Review: Midnight Fantastic Four #1 (@Marvel, 10/7/26): Writer Benjamin Percy & artist Kev Walker find the brilliant but troubled Reed Richards in serious trouble after a catastrophic accident, but Sue Storm explains there are bigger problems in the atmosphere.
Midnight X-Men #1 Review – Blood Hunt, Part 2
Review: Midnight X-Men #1 (@Marvel, 10/7/26): Writer Jonathan Hickman & artist Matteo Della Fonte find a city locked in a cold war when humans, vampires, and vampire mutants struggle to maintain a fragile peace.
Midnight Spider-Man #1 Review – More Same Than Different
Review: Midnight Spider-Man #1 (@Marvel, 10/7/26): Writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson & artist ScieTronc imagine an alternate universe where young Peter Parker is courted to join Oscorp, unaware of the deadly experiments behind closed doors.
Spawn #379 Review – The Slow Quest to Find Al Simmons
Review: Spawn #379 (@ImageComics, 9/30/26): Writer Matthew Rosenberg & artist Stephen Segovia find Rat City on the edge of turmoil when everyone sets out to find answers about Spawn’s disappearance.
Poison Ivy #48 Review – Poison Ivy Brought Low
Review: Poison Ivy #48 (@DCComics, 9/30/26): Writer G. Willow Wilson & artist Marcio Takara find Poison Ivy on the outs with the citizens of Gotham, the Green, and the Parliament of Trees.
Three Worlds / Three Moons: Shift #1 Review – The Eternal Fight Between Magic and Science
Review: Three Worlds / Three Moons: Shift #1 (@DarkHorseComics, 9/30/26): Writer Jonathan Hickman & artist Mike del Mundo imagine worlds and moons in a galaxy far, far away where the acolytes of science and magic are in a constant cycle to wrest control from the other.
Conan the Barbarian #35 Review – Valeria Stands Alone
Review: Conan the Barbarian #35 (@ComicsTitan, 9/30/26): Writer Jim Zub & artist Fernando Dagnino unveil Morley’s plan to bring about a New World Order, with Conan as the key sacrifice.