First Issues NOW!

Another installment into the Gotham Academy series and... it just doesn't click with me. 

GOTHAM ACADEMY: FIRST YEAR #1, story by original creators Becky Cloonan, Brenden Fletcher, and Karl Kerschl. Script by Brenden Fletcher, art by Marco Ferrari, colors by Eva de la Cruz, with letters by Steve Wands.

Sammi decided to snipe Street Sharks from me this week. She liked it, I think.

Ooh a single issue story for The Twilight Zone? Sweet. Definitely a good episode if it were an episode. 

THE TWILIGHT ZONE #1, written by Dan Watters, art by Morgan Beem, with letters by Sandy Tanaka.

This is easily my favorite comic this week, what with the destruction of all warp cores and Agnes the Borg. Legit amazing. 

STAR TREK: THE LAST STARSHIP #1, written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, art by Adrian Bonilla, colors by Heather Moore, letters by Clayton Cowles.

There's a few of these you can tell I was medicated when I write. Great book, sorry I focused on the discourse around the costume. Because yeah. 

VAMPIRELLA: HALLOWEEN HORROR #1, written by Liam Johnson, art by Jordan Michael Johnson, colors by Michael Woods, and letters by Carlos G. Mangual.

One day, someone is going to make a list of all the things that I say I'm a mark for because, yes, I am a total mark for a wuxia Shaw Brothers kinda thing and James Stokoe delivers the best. 

ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS: BATH OF BLOOD #1, written, illustrated and lettered by the creator, James Stokoe.

Dark Horse has the reins on He-Man fully so it's time for a relaunch! And hey, who better than Tim "I need to do everything" Seeley? Honestly though, it's really good. 

HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE: THE SWORD OF FLAWS #1, script by Tim Seeley, art by Freddie E. Williams II, colors by Andrew Dalhouse, with letters by Andworld Design.

Kirkman let's the artist co-creator loose in a savage swords setting starring an orc-like tribe. Pretty sweet, all things told.

SKINBREAKER #1, written by Robert Kirkman, art by co-creator David Finch, colors by Annalisa Leoni, with letters by Rus Wooton.

Yes, it does seem like if Joe Pruett is on a book, I often dig it, doubly so if there's a supernatural leaning. 

VIKING MOON #!, written by Joe Pruett, art and colors by Marcelo Frusin, with letters by Joe Martin.

While I can easily say this is an ignorable book, it's REALLY fun and a good one-off adventure with a pretty interesting Hawkeye. 

ULTIMATE HAWKEYE #1, written by B. Earl and Taboo, art by Michael Sta. Maria, colors by Alex Sinclair, with letters by Joe Sabino.