First Issues NOW!

I mean it's Red Skull killing the same Nazi over and over for a full issue, that doesn't mean it's bad. 

BRING ON THE BAD GUYS: RED SKULL #1, written by Stephanie Phillips, art by Tommaso Bianchi, colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr, and letters by VC’s Travis Lanham.

Why yes, the biggest hurdle in recording anything is being able to pronounce Cheetah and Cheshire. Yes, I cut about 10 minutes of struggling. Either way, that's still a great comic. And I think we're officially on Sam being either the Comic Casualist or the Casual Comicist.

On this week's special segment, Sammi's Pick, she chooses another crossover title. This time from Dark Horse. Neat. 

What's better than pulp horror? Nothing but pulp sci-fi is definitely at least on par! 

“In A Strange Land” written by J. Holtham, and art by David Rubin.
“Catch & Kill” written by Ann Nocenti and art by Kano.
“The Fittest” written by Greg Pak and art by Charlie Adlard.
Originally published in Weird Fantasy #22, we have “Derelict Ship” written by William M. Gaines and Al Feldstein, art by Bernard Krigstein, and colors corrected by Inaki Azpiazu.

I haven't gotten to say it about a romcom this year but boy howdy can I not wait for issue 2! 

ORLA! Written by John Lees, art by Sally Cantirino, colors by Dearbhla Kelly and letters by Lucas Gattoni.

There's nothing worse than seeing a bland version of something you REALLY enjoy. Shame. 

TRAMPS OF THE APOCALYPSE #1, with the script, interiors and cover art done by Alice Darrow, with interior and cover colors done by Hugo Blanc and letters by Frank Cvetkovic.

As a casual Hellboy fan, this was not my jam. But that doesn't mean it was bad. 

HELLBOY IN LOVE #1, script by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden, art and colors by Alex Neito, and letters by Clem Robins.

Every week, there's only a couple comics that I have no real context for, that when I read them, it's a great surprise. This is one of those reads. Pull it! 

ANCESTRAL RECALL #1, written by Jordan Clark, art by Atagun Ilhan, colors by Pippa Bowland, and letters by Rob Steen.

The Kai-Sei Era of IDW Godzilla is fantastic, and this is no different! 

GODZILLA: ESCAPE THE DEADZONE #1, written by Ethan S Parker and Griffin Sheridan, art by Pablo Tunica, with letters and design by Nathan Widick.

'80s Japanese X-Men?! FUUUUUU- YES! STICK IT DIRECTLY INTO MY VEINS! A PERFECT COMIC TRULY PERFECT! 

WOLVERINE BY CHRIS CLAREMONT #1, by Chris Claremont and Tom Reilly, colors by Chris O’Halloran and letters by VC’s Clayton Cowles.