[LIST] SEPTEMBER STAFF PICKS
This month the Geek’d Out staff has television and comicbook recommendations for you to enjoy. Let us know what you think!
[REVIEW] IMPOSSIBLE JONES #1
The latest offering from Scout Comics introduces a thief-turned-superhero who may just steal your heart (and your wallet).
[REVIEW] HEAD DEEP INTO THE WOODS WITH ‘FRONTIERSMAN #1’
Frontiersman #1 makes creating a whole new superhero world look easy. By focusing on just one former hero, it avoids the pitfalls of comparisons to the big two.
[REVIEW] ‘GOOD NIGHT, HEM’ IS A TREAT FOR AMERICAN LIT SCHOLARS
Good Night, Hem offers three interconnecting stories about Ernest Hemingway, in the form of a dog-like creature.
[REVIEW] THE DEATH OF DOCTOR STRANGE #1
One of the MCU’s biggest names reaches a milestone as the latest victim of an eventized demise in The Death of Doctor Strange #1.
[REVIEW] ETERNALS: THANOS RISES #1
Eternals: Thanos Rises #1, is a one-shot delving further into the origins of the Mad Titan—but not in the way you think.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] THE SPACE RACE GOES BANANAS IN ‘PRIMORDIAL #1’
In 1959, two monkeys went to space. After a 16-minute jaunt through space, they returned safely to planet earth. But what if they didn’t?
[REVIEW] GET LOST IN ‘MAZEBOOK #1’
Mazebook #1 is a poignant exploration of the listless feelings of loss that sets us up for a harrowing journey in future issues.
[REVIEW] KA-ZAR: LORD OF THE JUNGLE #1
In this week’s Ka-Zar: Lord of the Savage Land #1, the jungle king faces a challenging new trial: teenage rebellion.