Marvel Previews Round-Up | January 2020 Flood Warning!
These are our Marvel Previews for January 2020. You can still check out our previous round-up for releases in December
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Comic Reviews
The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer #1 Review When Johnny comes marching home.
This review of The Sandman Universe Presents: Hellblazer #1 contains some minor spoilers. DC is rolling out the Black Label
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Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #1 Review And you thought the Joker movie was dark
Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity is a DC Black Label oversized series from writer Kami Garcia and artist team Mico Suayan and
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Vampire State Building #1 Review: Straight To The Point
Vampire State Building is a new title from Ablaze comics, written by Ange and Patrick Renault with art by Charlie
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Spider-Man Bloodline #1 Review: Abrams And Son Do Spidey And Son
Spider-Man Bloodline #1 is the big first issue that C.B. Cebulski at Marvel reckons will sell a million copies. It’s
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Something Is Killing The Children #1 Review: Horror In The Woods
New from Boom Studios is Something Is Killing The Children #1, a new horror adventure series by James Tynion IV and Werther
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Midnight Sky #1 Review: The Germ Of A Series Struggles To Multiply Clunk
Writer James Pruett and artist Scott Van Domelen present us with the first issue of Midnight Sky from Scout Comics.
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Spider-Man: Life Story #6 Review: A Brilliant Ending to the Miniseries Zdarsky Knocks It Out of the Park
Spider-Man: Life Story was a great idea, but often the best ideas remain just that, with no follow-through or real
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Marvel Comics #1000 Review: It’s Not Issue #1000, It’s Not A Great Celebration, So What Is It? A Pat On The Back
There are more covers for Marvel Comics #1000 than I could be bothered to look at. Seriously, there’s a pile of
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Absolute Carnage #1 Review: An Event That Is Actually An Event! Hooray! What It Says On The Tin
There has been a lot of hype about the latest Marvel mini-series crossover event Absolute Carnage, and the pressure was
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