When we’re constantly overwhelmed with depressing news, things can feel a bit hopeless. Attempts to help feel small, fruitless, and insignificant. Or even worse, there’s simply nothing we can do. But what if we could absorb someone’s misery at the cost of carrying their burden ourselves?
The influence that Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition has on Henry Barajas and Bryan Valenza’s Helm Greycastle #1 is readily evident on its cover: A band of misfit adventurers ready to cause trouble. But while many D&D games are inspired by standard western fantasy tropes, Barajas and Valenza inject Mesoamerican history and culture into this sword and sorcery tale.
The Freeze #1 is a unique take on a world-ending event. By the end of the first issue, I was left with more questions than answers, but here it works.
Part existential thriller and part space mystery, Infinite Dark #1 is a murder mystery that raises questions about the nature of humanity.
Ripclaw returns to the fold as Cyber Force regains its momentum. As much as I love the series, I think trade waiting this first arc is perfectly fine.
Agents Rice and McIntyre are fast on the trail of hostile aliens in Port of Earth #8, the conclusion to the second arc of this series.
Swing Written by: Matt Hawkins & Jenni Cheung Art & Lettering: Linda Sejic Publisher: Image Comics Review by Evan Maroun For many, sex is important.
Dissonance #1 has the potential to be the next big thing. It is a high level concept, but it works because the writing and art combine so well to tell it.
Rogues Portal has an EXCLUSIVE first look at the upcoming series Dissonance coming from Top Cow! Dissonance #1 is set to hit comic shops everywhere
