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Frontline Reviews For The Week Of December 12, 2018 - Tie-Ins Be Damned!

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Join us on the Frontlines with our weekly review roundup. This is where we have assembled to give our thoughts on various issues that are released each week. This week we have Brant JayJustin, & Kat giving reviews for books from Archie ComicsBOOM! StudiosDC Comics, IDW PublishingImage Comics, and Marvel  Comics! Check out the reviews below and let us know what you think in the comments below or on Twitter. Welcome to the FRONTLINE  REVIEWS, hope you enjoy the experience!




VAMPIRONICA #5
Written By: Greg & Meg Smallwood
Art By: Greg Scott
Colors By: Matt Herm
Letters By: Jack Morelli
Price: $3.99



Vampironca #5 marks the last issue of the mini-series as Veronica has to fend off her worst fears to save her friends. Sadly, this is a pretty by the numbers finale. I was a bit disappointed that everything turned back to normal by the end, but I’m hoping there are some vampire remnants for the upcoming Jughead: The Hunger crossover. The artwork isn’t as strong as Greg Smallwood moves his efforts on just writing duties. The book lost some of its charm with this switch. I rather the series be delayed than have this rushed ending. ~ Kat @ComicUno
Verdict: 3 Stars









SABAN’S GO, GO POWER RANGERS #15
Written By:  Ryan Parrott
Art By: Eleonora Carlini
Colors By: Raúl Angulo
Letters By: Ed Dukeshire
Main Cover By: Dan Mora
Intermix Cover By: Miguel Mercado
Preorder Cover By: Audrey Mok
Homage Incentive By: Natacha Bustos
Retail Price: $3.99



Trini is the new Red Ranger and Jason is the new Yellow Ranger. And… there might be some other complications too. Concurrently, Rita reaches the Green Power Coin. Ryan Parrott does an excellent job writing Go, Go Power Rangers the reason being he achieves the optimal balance between plot, character, and action. He also has clear defining voices of each character that picks up where the actors left off on screen and dive deeper. Parrott takes these character and makes them more complex and enriching every aspect of them. Carlini's art is on point. We get glimpses of the actors' expressions while completely embracing the more animated adventures that the comic and Parrott have created for the Rangers. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate


Verdict: 4 3/4 Power Bolts







THE BATMAN WHO LAUGHS #1
"The Laughing House Part 1"
Written By: Scott Snyder
Art By: Jock
Colors By: David Baron
Letters By: Sal Cipriano
Cover By: Jock
Variant Covers By: Greg Capullo & FCO Plascencia
Price: $4.99



The Batman Who Laughs is back and he brought a new deadly friend. I am torn on this one. I find myself liking part of the story like the mystery of the dead Bruce Wayne, and the new "Punisher" Batman, but then things like the toxin in the Joker's heart and a few other things like Gordon not connecting Batman to the dead Bruce Wayne body takes from the story. Overall though this is a gripping issue that makes you want to return for more. The art was at times dark but very fitting for the mood and setting of the book.   ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 Stars





HAWKMAN #7
Written By: Robert Venditti
Art By: Bryan Hitch
Inks By: Bryan Hitch and Andrew Curry
Colors By: Jeremiah Shipper
Letters By: Starkings and Comicraft
Cover By: Bryan Hitch
Variant Covers By: Julian Totino Tedesco
Price: 3.99




Hawkman issue #7 tells the Origin story of how Hawkman, KTar began his journey through time and space and what came just before that moment.  The true Deathbringer is revealed and it’s not what we expected.  Robert Venditti continues to give us a story worthy of a long history like that of Hawkman’s. The art by Bryan Hitch with Andrew Curry is epic in scope and emotional reflections.  Certain panels will pull you into the pain that KTar is in and the truth he is starting to realize.  Overall, a great issue that tells us what Hawkman fans have always wanted to know, how did it all start.  Next up for our hero, a trip to Krypton! ~ Justin @ExileState
Verdict: 4 Stars





SASQUATCH DETECTIVE #1
"Origin Story"
Created By: Brandee Stilwell
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Ron Randall
Colors By: Ross Campbell
Letters By: Dave Sharpe


"Anniversary"
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Gustavo Vazquez
Colors By: Chris Sotomayor
Letters By: Dave Sharpe

"Unsolved Mysteries"
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Gus Vazquez
Colors By: Ross Campbell
Letters By: Dave Sharpe

"Neighborhood Watch"
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Gus Vazquez
Colors By: Ross Campbell
Letters By: Dave Sharpe

"Arrest And Relaxation"
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Gus Vazquez
Colors By: Ross Campbell
Letters By: Dave Sharpe

"Smoke And Mirrors"
Written By: Brandee Stilwell
Art By: Gus Vazquez
Colors By: Ross Campbell
Letters By: Dave Sharpe
Cover By: Ben Caldwell
Price: $7.99



Meet the newest detective in town, Tonya Littlefoot, the Sasquatch Detective. I LOVE this book! I thought this was a nice fun-filled throwback to the classic Hanna-Barbera era of shows. The first story, the largest in the book tells about how Tonya became the Sasquatch Detective while the remaining ones tell us more about her life after joining law enforcement and her cases. I already feel like this new character is one that I grew up with because of the way the issue was done. The art was perfect both Caldwell and Vazquez styles blend so well that it never felt like there was a change to the art. I hope the final page means we will be seeing more of Tonya Littlefoot in the future.  ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars




SUPERMAN #6
"The Unity Saga Part 6"
Written By: Brian Michael Bendis
Pencils By: Ivan Reis
Inks By: Joe Prado & Oclair Albert 
Colors By: Alex Sinclair
Letters By: Josh Reed
Cover By: Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, & Alex Sinclair
Variant Covers By: Adam Hughes
Price: $3.99



It is Superman and Zod Vs. Rogol Zaar and some of the vilest criminals in the Phantom Zone. For the most part, I have been enjoying Bendis' run on Superman, but I have to admit, this is his weakest issue. We spent five issues working to this showdown and it is rushed and explained away through dense exposition filled splash pages. For the most part, I love the art, but I think a lot of the splash pages were weakened by the blank space used for the exposition text. While the overall story had a few highlights it wasn't until the end of the book with Jon returning older than he should be is where I felt Bendis got back into the grove with Superman that he once had in previous issues. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 3 ¾ Stars










BATMAN: DAMNED #2
Written By: Brian Azzarello
Art By: Lee Bermejo
Letters By: Jared K. Fletcher
Cover By: Lee Bermejo
Variant Cover By: Jim Lee & Alex Sinclair
Price: $6.99



The Joker is dead, or is he? Batman must navigate the dangers of Gotham to get to the truth about what happened. While I thoroughly enjoyed the last issue this one, not so much. This issue demonstrates the downside of Azzarello's writing for me. He takes a premise as interesting as "Did Batman kill the Joker?" and makes it too out there. I don't want nor need even an implied Jason Blood/Etrigan as some underground Gotham rapper, the tainting of the Waynes' marriage, or the reason why Batman doesn't use a gun. It feels like he wants to reinvent the wheel so he makes an impact in the industry, this style doesn't appeal to me. But the writing isn't the only issue I had here. While I did enjoy the art for the most part, at times it was a bit muddy and chaotic. The lettering also has its weak points with the narration, the font choice leaves much to be desired because at times it makes it hard to read. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 2 ½ Stars






MAGIC: THE GATHERING - CHANDRA
Written By: Vita Ayala
Art By: Harvey Tolibao
Colors By: Joana Lafuente
Letters By: Christa Miesner
Cover By: Ken Lashley
Variant Covers By Tyler Kirkham
Price: 3.99




Magic: The Gathering - Chandra issue #1 is exactly what you need in an introductory issue to a series, whether the reader is a long time Magic: The Gathering (MTG) fan or if this is the first MTG related product that they have ever picked up. This issue introduces us to Chandra, gives a great explanation of what she is and her abilities as a Planeswalker. While along the way we see several different planes as Chandra goes out on her patrols to protect and help those in need.  Vita Ayala and Harvey Tolibao both do a great job on this first issue and I will be checking the next issue to see where this story continues to go from here. ~ Justin @ExileState
Verdict: 3 ½ Stars




STAR TREK: WAYPOINT SPECIAL #1
"Only You Can Save Yourself"
Written By: Dave Baker
Art By: Nicole Goux
Colors By: Miquel Muerto

"Consider Eternity"
Written By: Brandon Easton
Art By: Josh Hood
Colors By: Thomas Deer

"My Human Is Not"
Written By: Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly
Art By: Sonny Liew

"Histories"
Written By: Matthew Dow Smith
Art By: Matthew Dow Smith
Colors By: Shaun Steven Stubble
Letters By: Neil Uyetake
Cover By: Josh Hood & David Garcia Cruz
Paid By: $7



Four "Short Treks" spanning the franchise's long history. Each team did a great job here, we begin with the interesting way they dealt with Ezri Dax communicating with her previous hosts and the animated style of art that accompanied it. The next story with Q meeting the now omnipotent Decker/Ilia/Voyager Probe being which leads to Q discovering Picard, and the nice DS9 nod. This one had my favorite art in it, with the characters looking so much like their counterparts. The most touching may be the one with Spot and Data, giving us a new perspective on their bond. Finally, we close on a story set a thousand years after the Federation end. a familiar story of a young alien questioning the validity of his people's history which paints the Federation as conquering warlords. I had a great time reading this special one-shot and hope for me of these in the future. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars












ROSE #14
Written By: Meredith Finch
Art By: Ig Guara
Colors By: Triona Farrell
Letters By: Cardinal Rae
Cover By: Ig Guara & Triona Farrell
Variant Cover B By: Jon Lam
Variant Cover C By: Gerald Lange
Price: $3.99



Drucilla brings Simon to where she is holding Rose and brings in the captured Thorne to kill them both. Meanwhile, Artus and Will search for the cure for Fel, but could they be too late? Meredith Finch is a mistress of the cliffhanger, which I simultaneously love and hate. Every issue leaves me with the need for the next, yet I know I must wait a whole month for it. This issue highlights another mastery in Finch's storytelling arsenal and that is character growth and development. We see each character further developed making us even more engaged and invested in them. I want Fel to be saved as much as I do Rose. Guara continues to bring solid art this issue making this world and its characters come to life all the more. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars









THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #11
Written By: Nick Spencer
Pencils By: Ryan Ottley
Inks By: Cliff Rathburn
Colors By: Laura Martin
Letters By: VC’s Joe Caramagna
Cover By: Ottley & Martin
Variant Covers By: Giuseppe Camuncoli & David Curiel, Gabriele Dell’Otto
Price: $3.99



In this issue, Spencer kicks off the holidays with fights over Galactus dolls, fancy banquets, interrupted holiday dinners and throwback villains! The central focus of the issue, though, is the rocky relationship between J. Jonah Jameson and Peter Parker/Spider-Man. The two have been through many, many ups and downs over the years, but recently, we’ve seen JJJ caring deeply about the wallcrawler and wanting to help him as best he can. Here, though, we see that relationship start to splinter a bit as JJJ gets some footing of his own. His old personality flaws start to rise to the surface once again, and it all feels very fluid and organic the way Spencer writes it here.

Ottley’s artwork is top notch as usual also, especially the fight scenes with Hippo and the close-up shots of JJJ screaming either into a microphone or at Spidey.

I love that this book has brought back so much focus on Spidey’s supporting cast, and this issue is certainly no exception to that. We are getting back to basics with death traps and kidnappings, and B and C list villains crashing the party. Love the direction this team is taking the book so far, and this was another great example.

My only word of caution would come in making sure the representation of their (JJJ and Spidey) relationship is consistent between books, but the way Spencer handled it here, breaking down and all, made perfect sense to me. I’m curious to see where it goes from here. ~ Brant @BrantFowler
Verdict: 4 ½ Stars




FANTASTIC FOUR: WEDDING SPECIAL #1
"(Invisible) Girls Gone Wild"
Written By: Gail Simone
Art By: Laura Braga
Colors By: Jesus Aburtov
Letters By: VC's Joe Caramagna

"Father Figure"
Written By: Dan Slott
Pencils By: Mark Buckingham
Inks By: Mark Farmer
Colors By: Matt Yackey
Letters By: VC's Joe Caramagna

"The Puppet Master's Lament"
By: Fred Hembeck
Colors By: Megan Wilson
Cover By: Carlos Pacheco & Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Variant Covers By: Marcos Martin; Mike McKone & Matt Yackey; Artgerm; Pasqual Ferry & Chris Sotomayor
Price: $4.99



Before they can walk down the aisle, every couple has traditions and rights of passage to go through and that isn't any different for Ben Grim and Alicia Masters. This is a nice fun, misleadingly titled book. There is no actual wedding here, this is more about the Bachelorette Party for Alicia which introduces readers to her non-powered and powered besties which takes up the bulk of this special. The remaining stories focus on Alicia's stepfather the Puppet Master, the first one with Ben going for his blessing was my favorite of the two. The second story while amusing felt like padding to justify the extra cost of the issue. The art in all three worked splendidly with their accompanying stories. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 Stars


MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN  #1
Written By: Saladin Ahmed
Art By: Javier Garron
Colors By: David Curiel
Letters By: VC’s Cory Petit
Cover By: Brian Stelfreeze
Variant Covers By: Marko Djurdjevic, Lee Garbett, Adi Granov
Price: $3.99



I’ve been looking forward to this book since it was announced. I’ve been really curious how other creative teams sans Bendis would handle Miles in his own series, and so I couldn’t wait to check it out. And for the most part, I feel like Ahmed did a pretty good job capturing the essence of Miles and his supporting cast, even with a few clunky moments here and there.

The use of a mandatory school journal to recap Miles’ origin and story so far was quite clever and really worked within the framework of this story. Instead of just getting your standard origin recap, we were treated to a natural way to include it in the story that ties into a part of Miles’ everyday life. The only thing story wise I didn’t care for as much was the heavy-handed message of fighting the injustices of deportation and detainment of children immigrants. Not that it’s not an important issue, but it felt a little from out of left field and was then too conveniently connected to other parts of his life the very same day. That said, the twist with the heist made it a little more forgiving.

Art-wise overall was nicely done. Great, dynamic panels with a great sense of movement, on point facial expressions, gestures and mannerisms, and accurate depictions of the characters, save for Ganke. Not loving the new hairstyle or lack of screen time for Miles’ best friend. Also, there were a few panels when Miles was in his costume that the webbing on the face looked a little off, and the coloring at times was dingy and flat, which is quite unusual for Curiel’s work.

All in all, I enjoyed this issue and am looking forward to reading Miles and his supporting cast again. I just hope this creative team gets their feet under them a bit more and continues to grow with the series. ~ Brant @BrantFowler
Verdict: 3 ¾ Stars




SPIDER-FORCE #3
"The Uncanny Spider-Force Breathe" 
Written By: Priest
Pencils By: Marcelo Ferreira & Ibraim Roberson
Inks By: Roberto Poggi, Ibraim Roberson & Craig Yeung
Colors By: Guru e-FX
Letters By: VC's Joe Sabino
Cover By: Shane Davis, Michelle Delecki & Morry Hollowell
Price: $3.99



The Spider-Force has Solus Crystal now they have to prevent Verna from killing them, taking it from them and resurrecting her father, which we already know happens thanks to Spider-Geddon #4. Having the ending spoiled or not didn't diminish my enjoyment of the journey to that endgame. This issue felt a bit more disjointed than the previous two and was a bit too dependent on Spider-Geddon to wrap this and all the other tie-ins up. I am also pretty worried about the fate of both Kaine and Charlie. The art is surprisingly solid here despite two pencilers and three inkers. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 Stars




SPIDER-GIRLS #3
Written By: Jodie Houser
Art By: Andres Genolet
Colors By: Jim Charalampidis & Triona Farrell
Letters By: VC’s Joe Caramagna
Price: $3.99



Spider-Girls has so much potential but just doesn’t have the panel time to fully flesh itself out. The series does a solid job at tying back to Spider-Geddon while seeing some exciting action sequences between the girls, but the most enjoyable aspect of the issue was the small heart-to-heart Annie and May are able to have about what they’ve lost within their family. On pencils, Andres Genolet delivers some of the strongest and most stylish artwork I’ve seen for both Mayday and Annie in a long time. Spider-Girls #3 may have been created because of Spider-Geddon, but the event ends up being the biggest disservice to the series. ~ Kat @ComicUno
Verdict: 3 ½ Stars




SPIDER-GWEN: GHOST-SPIDER #2
Written By: Seanan McGuire
Art By: Rosi Kampe
Colors By: Ian Herring
Letters By: VC’s Clayton Cowles
Price: $3.99



Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider is the strongest story to come out of Spider-Geddon, and has the smoothest conclusion as all of the tie-ins transition into Spider-Geddon #5. Issue three allows this world to have a complete story by also giving us hope that this won’t be the last we’ve seen of Goblin Gwen. The strongest aspect of this issue is MJ’s connection with Goblin Gwen. I like that Seanan McGuire uses MJ to take Gwen out of her trance, even if the switch to good was a little rushed. Rosi Kampe's pencils are pretty solid throughout the issue but could've delivered stronger facial expressions for the more emotional scenes. Overall, I’m very excited for Gwen to return to her universe because I miss her supporting cast, but I’m surprised by how much I’m going to miss this new world. This is a sentiment to how well McGuire was able to build these new characters in only the span of three issues.~ Kat @ComicUno
Verdict: 4 Stars

Find out where these books and more fall in the Frontline Six's Top 5 on this week's Frontline LIVE Tuesday, December 18th at 10:00 PM ET!

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Marvel's Spider-Man Swings Into The Pages of Marvel Comics!

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MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN Swings Into The Pages of Marvel Comics!
Marvel’s Spider-Man: City Of War To Debut This March!

The fan-favorite and critically acclaimed MarvelsSpider-Man has taken the world by storm - and now the video game’s web-slinger is leaping into the pages of Marvel comics! Starting this March, all your favorite Spidey characters are presented in new and surprising scenarios as Peter Parker’s civilian and superhuman worlds collide in the game’s original, action-packed story!


After protecting his beloved New York City for eight years, Spidey finally has the opportunity to put Wilson Fisk behind bars for good. But removing the Kingpin from the mean streets of Manhattan has its own repercussions…as a new threat, the mysterious crime lord called Mister Negative rises to fill the vacuum and threaten all that Peter holds dear, including the lives of not only his beloved Aunt May but also his former girlfriend, and current Daily Bugle investigative reporter, Mary Jane Watson.
“While creating the game, the writing team’s goal was to pay homage to Spider-Man’s rich history while also shaking things up to keep players on the edge of their seats. Now we’re thrilled to see our game’s original story swing full circle and come to life in the pages of this all-new comic book series in the Mighty Marvel Manner!”
— Bill Rosemann, Marvel Games Executive Creative Director

Including all-new story moments never before seen in the game as well as bonus behind the scenes content, MARVEL’SSPIDER-MAN: CITY OF WAR #1 is the first in a series of new stories from the growing MarvelGamerverse as we press start on a brand-new Marvel Universe this March!

MARVEL’S SPIDER-MAN: CITY OF WAR #1 (OF 6)
Written By: DENNIS HOPELESS
Art By: MICHELE BANDINI
Cover By: CLAYTON CRAIN
Marvel Games Variant Cover By TIM TSANG
Sinister Six Variant Cover By: DAVID NAKAYAMA
Variant Cover By: GERARDO SANDOVAL
Variant Cover By: ADI GRANOV

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Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/12/18

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Welcome Comic Frontline's Top 5 Panels! This is where the Frontline Six unite to pick their Top 5 comic panels from the week, and then you guys get to vote below which panel was your favorite. In next week's post, we will announce the winner from the poll.

Fan Panel Pick From Last Week - Shazam #1 -Marvel Family On the Scene




KAT


Honorable Mention - The Amazing Spider-Man #11 - Spider-Man is a Hero! 



Seeing J. Jonah Jameson sing a different song, and Ottley's facial expressions are on point here.


5. Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - Low Screams


Making a classic scene funny.

4. Batman Annual #3 - I’m Not Going


That was a huge sacrifice for Bruce.

3. Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - MJ is Always Terrifying


You always want MJ in your corner.

2. Spider-Girls #3 - Parkers Stick Together


One of my favorite moments of the whole event.

1. Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - Not The Real Gwen


I like that it was MJ who was able to break the Goblin spell and help save both Gwens.

CHRIS

5. Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #313 - You Weren't Sleeping Were You?



4. Fantastic Four: Wedding Special #1 - Time Out




3. Superman #6 - Johnny's Home/Don't Freak Out....



2.  Spider-Girls #3 - Parkers Stick Together


Always a Parker.

1.  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Macro Series #4 - Always Have Your Back





JAY

Honorable Mention - The Amazing Spider-Man #11 - Do As I Say, Not As I Said!



LOL I loved this little spin on the time old saying "Do as I say not as I do", and with JJ's new relationship with Spider-Man this is fitting, yet so classic Jonah!

5. Spider-Force #3 - We'll Just Pretend That Never Happened Right?


Man, I LOVE Charlie Parker, he is what I want in a Spider-Person, he is quippy, fun, yet has a deep backstory (that we didn't get fully fleshed out yet HINT HINT) that makes me want more of him. He better NOT die in Spider-Geddon!

4. Superman #6 - Don't Freak Out..../Johnny's Home



I am not sure how to feel about Jon's rapid aging (since we don't know much about it yet) but I love that costume and this moment. Such a cool modern Superboy costume!


3. Batman Annual #3 - NANANANANANA BATDAD!


This issue is about Alfred's father-figure role in Bruce's life and here is a perfect example of how he is his Dad. A Dad's love fears nothing and will do anything to protect their child and Alfred donning a Batman mask to save Bruce shows he may not be Bruce's father, but he is his Dad.

2. Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #15 - FINALLY!


Twenty-five years in the making! I love these two characters my top 2 Rangers of all-time and Ryan Parrott has been making them even more endearing to me with their bond and it all culminated in this kiss. Man, I hope things don't go back to normal when they return home. 

1. Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #15 - The Dragon Power Coin!


WOW! I NEED to know more! This one page leads so many more questions like; Who is this person? Was this the original Green Ranger? What happened to them? I NEED the next issue right now!

MIKE SPIDER-SLAYER 

5. Champions #27 - A Kiss


A surprising kiss from Viv was a shocking moment in this book. Riri Williams was just as shocked.

4.  Champions #27 - I Want To Save My Family


Sam reunited with his sister was a touching moment. Loved the reason why she wanted to become an astronaut.

3. Sideways #11 - You Killed My Mother!


Derek finally finds out who killed his mother and let me just say, he is pissed!!

2. Spider-Girls #3 - Parkers Stick Together


This moment for me between Annie May and Mayday is what made the entire series. Love seeing Annie May tell May that she looks at her as a big sister.

1. The Amazing Spider-Man #11 - Do I Hear Two Hundred Fifty?

    


Spidey trying to do the right thing by giving a young boy the hottest Christmas toy of the year, only to want to sell it for a quick buck had me dying!!


Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/12/18

Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - Low Screams
Batman Annual #3 - I’m Not Going
Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - MJ is Always Terrifying
Spider-Girls #3 - Parkers Stick Together
Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3 - Not The Real Gwen
Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #313 - You Weren't Sleeping Were You?
Fantastic Four: Wedding Special #1 - Time Out
Superman #6 - Johnny's Home
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Macro Series #4 - Always Have Your Back
Spider-Force #3 - We'll Just Pretend That Never Happened Right?
Batman Annual #3 - NANANANANANA BATDAD!
Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #15 - FINALLY!
Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #15 - The Dragon Power Coin!
Champions #27 - A Kiss
Champions #27 - I Want To Save My Family
Sideways #11 - You Killed My Mother!
The Amazing Spider-Man #11 - Do I Hear Two Hundred Fifty?
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Marvel Comics Solicitations for March 2019: Hunted With No Road Home!

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Marvel Comics has shared with Comic Frontline solicitation information for products shipping in March 2019! There is No Road Home for the Avengers! PS4 Spider-Man: City At War! Introducing the Magnificent Ms. MarvelMeet The SkrullsCosmic Ghost Rider Destroys Marvel's HistorySpider-Man gets Hunted and more! Discuss these solicitations in the comments here and share with fellow fans what titles you are most interested in!



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Frontline LIVE 231: Into The Christmas-Verse!

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Every week the Comic Frontline crew unites to do a LIVE Show through Google Hangouts where we discuss the news and comics of the week and have some fun while doing it! This week the crew are down by two as we discuss all the news from this week Plus Worst Pick, and The Top 5 Comics and, Most Anticipated comics for next week, let your voice be heard in our Weekly Poll and more! Continue the conversation with us and join the fun on the Frontline Discord!


This Week The Frontline Crew Discuss:

Comic News:
  • Cosmic Ghost Rider Destroys The Marvel Universe
  • Spider-Man Mini Looking Through His History
  • New Marvel Rising Series
  • G Willow Wilson Leaves Ms. Marvel
  • Glow Mini Series at IDW
  • Exiles Cancelled
  • Transformers Relaunch

Media News:
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths Event Next Year for DCTV
  • Joel McHale to Play Starman in Stargirl
  • Ian Ziering to Play Blue Devil in Swamp Thing
  • Lou Ferringo Jr Cast as Hourman for Stargirl 
  • Wildcat is cast for Stargirl
  • Lightning's Costume for Black Lightning 
  • Spider-Verse 2 Plot Revealed and Cast Announced for Spider-Women Spin-Off

Comic Book Club 6th Selection:


Weekly Poll: (Results Will Be Read After The News On Frontline LIVE 232!)




  • Yes 28%
  • No 72%
  • Other 0%

Comics:
  • Worst Picks
  • Top 5
  • Bonus Books
  • Most Anticipated

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BOOM! Studios Solicitations For March 2019 - Refuge!

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BOOM! Studios have shared with Comic Frontline solicitation information for products shipping in March 2019. Find refuge on Ronin IslandFirefly has Bad CompanyWWE WRESTLEMANIA 2019! Go, Go Power Rangers Meet Rita's Mom & Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers the Rangers face terrible choices! Mistress Drusilla sets her sights on Cordy in Buffy The Vampire Slayer and more!  Discuss these solicitations in the comments here and share with fellow fans what titles you are most interested in!


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DC Comics Solicitations for March 2019: Detective Comics #1000, Jason Todd Returns to Gotham, and the Terminus Agenda!

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DC Comics has shared with Comic Frontline solicitation information for products shipping in March 2019. Detective Comics hits #1000! The Unity Saga rages on in Superman as the secrets of the House of El are revealed! Connor Kent's whereabouts are made known in Young Justice! Doctor Manhattan's motives come to light in Doomsday ClockGreen Arrow and Black Canary face off! Teen Titans tangle once more with Deathstroke? There's a new wielder of the dial in Dial H for Heroand more! Discuss these solicitations in the comments here and share with fellow fans what titles you are most interested in!


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Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/19/18

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Welcome Comic Frontline's Top 5 Panels! This is where the Frontline Six unite to pick their Top 5 comic panels from the week, and then you guys get to vote below which panel was your favorite. In next week's post, we will announce the winner from the poll.

Fan Panel Pick From Last Week - Spider-Girls #3 - Parkers Stick Together





KAT


Honorable Mention: Teen Titans #25 - He Was My Father 



I really liked the classic origins that Crash had, but putting a nice modern flare with making her parents drug addicts who actually cared about protecting their child.

5. Spider-Geddon #5 - Rock N’ Roll Team Up


A team-up issue I need to see happen!

4. Runaways #16 - We Liked to Help


I really enjoyed this whole scene between Gert and Victor, but This was one of the highlights where Victor doesn't want to be a burden to anyone. Then Gert tells him he was never a burden.

3. Spider-Geddon #5 - Spider-Girls Stick Together


I want to see more of them!

2. Runaways #16 - Our Christmas Tree is a Coat Rack


Classic Chase! This had me laughing so hard. ALSO THAT DAZZLER SHIRT!

1. Spider-Geddon #5 - The Other



I hope that this is continued in another Spider book. I need to know how Mayday will react to her father returning.


JAY

Honorable Mention: Runaways #16 - Go Back, Gert. Go.


I've been wanting to see Gert and Chase get back together and didn't like the pairing with Victor until now. This panel right here shows how much Victor loves Gert. 


5. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 - UNLEASH!


Just awesome to see Zords made right from the Morphing Grid energy.

4. Spider-Geddon #5 - Factory Settings!


YES! BEN IS BACK! BOOYAH!!!! I NEED a new Scarlet Spider series with THIS Ben in it PRONTO! My Spider-Man is here!

3. Spider-Geddon #5 - Spider-Kid! Thank God!


Yes, Jessica! SPIDER-KID SURVIVED! Now Marvel needs to give me a Spider-Kid series, NOW! I NEED to learn more about Charlie Parker, his backstory and everything!


2. Extermination #5 - Just A Young Boy... ...Who Misses His Father



I say it all the time but I am a sucker for a Father/Son story and this is just a great one. I like young Cable now, I can understand his motives and relate to him. I hope they continue this character story in X-Force.


1. Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 - ...What These Are For?


Second verse same as the first. I love a Father/Son story! I loved how the whole story really built up to this and how it becomes a story of second chances. Every year I look forward to the magic of Klaus and this year BOOM! Morrison and Mora did not fail to deliver the usual Christmas spirit in this this years offering!


Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/19/18

Spider-Geddon #5 - Rock N’ Roll Team Up
Runaways #16 - We Liked to Help
Spider-Geddon #5 - Spider-Girls Stick Together
Runaways #16 - Our Christmas Tree is a Coat Rack
Spider-Geddon #5 - The Other
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 - UNLEASH!
Spider-Geddon #5 - Factory Settings!
Spider-Geddon #5 - Spider-Kid! Thank God!
Extermination #5 - Just A Young Boy... ...Who Misses His Father
Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 - ...What These Are For?
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Frontline Reviews For The Week Of December 19, 2018 - Second Chances!

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Join us on the Frontlines with our weekly review roundup. This is where we have assembled to give our thoughts on various issues that are released each week. This week we have Jay, gives reviews for books from Archie ComicsBOOM! StudiosDC ComicsIDW PublishingImage Comics, and Marvel Comics! Check out the reviews below and let us know what you think in the comments below or on Twitter. Welcome to the FRONTLINE  REVIEWS, hope you enjoy the experience!



BETTY& VERONICA #1
Written By: Jamie Lee Rotante
Art By: Sandra Lanz
Colors By: Kelly Fitzpatrick
Letters By: Jack Morelli
Cover By: Sandra Lanz
Variant Covers By: Various Artists
Price: $3.99



Betty and Veronica are back from summer vacation and are ready for Senior Year with secrets and boys. I was wary of this book before going into it given the recent Archie #700 which saw a "Riverdale" influenced take and I thought that is where this book was heading, but I was wrong. I felt the classic B & V dynamic and setting here in a way this is a spiritual successor of the Mark Waid run on Archie. Rotante really knows these characters and delivers that true classic Archie feel for the modern era. I  never thought I would like Reggie with anyone, but man Rotante must be a Wizard because she just gave Reggie a heart! Rotante is not alone here as Lanz does a great job embracing the classic art while not making it feel dated or passe. This is the Betty & Veronica book I have been waiting for. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ½ Stars







KLAUS AND THE CRYING SNOWMAN #1
Written By: Grant Morrison
Art By: Dan Mora
Letters By: Ed Dukeshire
Cover By: Dan Mora
Variant Cover By: Dan Mora
Unlocked Retailer Variant Cover By: Humberto Ramos With Colors By Edgar Delgado
One Per Store Variant Cover By: Humberto Ramos
Price: $7.99



It's Christmas time again and Klaus is back and this time he has an adventure with a special Snowman. Morrison has become a part of my Christmas Traditions with his modern reimagining of Santa Claus. Klaus is my favorite work Morrison has ever done, this one especially hits the heart with just the right about of Christmas joy and hope with the second chance for Sam, what can I say I am a sucker for Father/Son stories and Christmas stories and this is both. Dan Mora proves why he is the next big thing in comics here filling each page with art that should be framed. I look forward to what they have in store for us next year. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ½ Stars




MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS #34
"Beyond The Grid"
Writer: Marguerite Bennett
Art By: Simone Di Meo
Ink Assistance By: Alessandro Cappuccio & Francesco Mortarino
Colors By: Walter Baiamonte with Francesco Segala
Color Assistance By: Francesco Segala
Letter By: Ed Dukeshire

"The New Adventures Of Blue Senturion & Ninjor" 
Written By: Ryan Ferrier
Art By: Bachan
Colors By: Jeremy Lawson
Letters By: Jim Campbell
Main Cover By: Jamal Campbell
Vintage Variant By: Jordan Gibson
Color Spotlight Variant By Linda Lithen
Unlocked Retailer Variant By: Miguel Mercado
Price: $3.99



The Rangers standoff against the Preator's troops and call upon their Zords. I am thoroughly enjoying Beyond the Grid so far, delving into the history of the Power Rangers and the Morphing Grid, creating a rich tapestry of lore. Bennett really shows her knowledge and fandom of Power Rangers here and producing her best work to date. Di Meo's art at times is a bit chaotic but each issue it gets more refine which plays off perfectly with the feel of the story as they adjust and get tighter as a team so does the art. I also like that Di Meo takes a different approach to show the Rangers emotions while morphed by catching half of the helmet in this de-morphing effect. The backup story with Blue Senturion and Ninjor has been my favorite so far and makes me want more. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ½ Power Bolts




FREEDOM FIGHTERS #1 (OF 12) 
"Chapter One: The Death Of A Nation"
Written By: Robert Venditti
Pencils By: Eddy Barrows
Inks By: Eber Ferreira
Colors By: Adriano Lucas
Letters By: Deron Bennett
Cover By: Eddy Barrows And Adriano Lucas
Variant Cover By: Ben Oliver
Price: $3.99



The Freedom Fighters are dead, long live the Freedom Fighters! Robert Venditti brings a brutally honest truth to the Freedom Fighters making their fight all the more realistic this time around. I also have to admit I smiled when Human Bomb did his rally call that they were going to bring America Back, I love a good rallying moment and Venditti did a truly patriotic one here. Eddy Barrows delivers great art that doesn't hold anything back and brings you to the frontlines with the Freedom Fighters. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars







DISNEY AFTERNOON GIANT #2 
"Chip "N' Dale: Rescue Rangers: Worldwide Rescue Part 2
Written By: Ian Brill
Art By: Leonel Castellani
Colors By: Jake Myler
Letters By: Jason Arthur

"DuckTales: Rightful Owners Part 2: Ruby Or Not Ruby?" 
Written By: Warren Spector
Art By: Jose Massaroli & Magic Eye Studios
Colors By: Braden Lamb
Letters By: Deron Bennett
Cover By: Leonel Castellani
Price: $5.99



I loved the Disney Afternoon with shows like Chip 'N' Dale: Rescue Rangers and DuckTales and that feeling is back in comic form! Both teams managed to bring back a part of my childhood and made it mature with me while maintaining the same charm it did back then. Disney needs to grab Ian Brill, and Warren Spector to spearhead a writers room for a new Disney Afternoon with modern takes on these classics. I watched the new DuckTales and while it is good this is and always will be DuckTales for me. Castellani, Massaroli, and Magic Eye Studios all done a great job bringing these characters to life to where it feels like I holding cells from the shows themselves in my hand. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars







MIDDLEWEST #1
Written By: Skottie Young
Art By: Jorge Corona
Colors By: Jean-Francois Beaulieu
Letters By: Nate Piekos of Blambot
Cover By: Mike Huddleston
Price: $3.99



Middlewest is Scottie Young best work to date! Skottie Young made a name for himself with his signature art style and took a stab at writing on other occasions but it wasn't until Middlewest when the true artist of Skottie Young emerged as a writer. Young creates characters that are captivating and manage to draw the reader into the book and go on the journey with them. Jorge Corona is the perfect art for this series bringing a style that really captures the imagination. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 ½ Stars







EXTERMINATION #5 (OF 5)
Written By: Ed Brisson
Art By: Pepe Larraz
Colors By: Marte Gracia
Letters By: VC's Joe Sabino
Cover By: Mark Brooks
Variant Covers By: Various Artists
Price: $4.99



The young X-Men must return to their time before one of them die and the entire future for mutants dies along with them. The young X-Men was a problem that should have been solved a long time ago, but the problem grew through events like the Black Mirror where they were altered to distinguish them from their modern counterparts and to update them. Ed Brisson had a major feat before him and managed to succeed while adding to the Mutant lore with the new young Cable. My personal highlight is when we find out the motivation for young Cable this whole time it really pulls on the heartstrings. This issue grounds Cable and breaks him down to where he is more relatable than the original. Gracia does a great job handling the large cast of merry mutants and keeping everything organized with amazing art with nice attention to details. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 stars




SPIDER-GEDDON #5 (OF 5)
Based On A Story By: Dan Slott
Written By: Christos Gage
Pencils By: Jorge Molina, Carlo Barberi, Stefano Caselli, & Joey Vasquez
Inks By: Jay Leisten, Jose Marzan Jr., Stefano Caselli, & Joey Vasquez
Colors By: David Curiel
Letters By: VC's Travis Lanham
Cover By: Jorge Molina
Variant Covers By: Various
Price: $4.99



The Spiders take on the Inheritors in on final battle and one hell of a Hail Mary pass. This issue, like the event, has its problems, but overall it was a solid book that achieved some great things like introducing new characters to the fold and take care of the Inheritors once and for all (I hope). This also fixes some mistakes like the assault on Ben Reilly that the Clone Conspiracy started, but now thanks to Christos Gage I have my Spider-Man back, not to mention the awesome Spider-Kid! Marvel needs to bring Gage onboard for a new Ben Reilly book.  While there are multiple pencilers and inkers on this book, they really managed to form their own Spider-Force to blend their styles together nicely. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
Verdict: 4 stars

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BOOM! Studios Unveils The First Look At Firefly #3

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BOOM! Studios Unveils The First Look At FIREFLY #3

BOOM! Studios today unveiled a first look at FIREFLY #3, arriving in comic book shops on January 16th. New York Times best-selling writer Greg Pak (Star Wars, Ronin Island) and artist Dan McDaid (Judge Dredd), along with series creator & story consultant Joss Whedon (the visionary writer/director behind Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Marvel’sThe Avengers and more) continue the iconic worldwide pop culture phenomenon’s sold-out return to comic books in partnership with 20th Century Fox Consumer Products.


As the crew learns the shocking truth about the actions of their leaders in the Unification War, they find themselves splintered and more vulnerable than ever to the Unificators . . . and an enemy they never expected. Now, discover the untold origin of their leader Boss Moon as she puts her plan into effect to exact revenge on the two people who ruined her life – Mal and Zoë.
“We’ve always known that Mal and Zoë had to make tough decisions during the Unification war, but Boss Moon is the living embodiment of the consequences. As we learn more about her connection to the captain and his first officer, we’ll also see that sometimes the lines between heroes and villains is even thinner than we ever imagined. Firefly has always explored the nuances of the people we choose as family and how we forgive the past without forgetting it. This is the issue where we’ll see just how strong the bond between the crew really is – and discover more about the past that has defined Mal and Zoë.”
– Jeanine Schaefer, Executive Editor, BOOM! Studios




Created by Whedon and set 500 years in the future in the wake of a universal civil war, Firefly centers on the crew of Serenity, a small transport spaceship that doesn't have a planet to call home. Captain Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds, a defeated soldier who opposed the unification of the planets by the totalitarian governed Alliance, will undertake any job — legal or not — to stay afloat and keep his crew fed. Thrust together by necessity but staying together out of loyalty, these disparate men and women are seeking adventure and the good life, but face constant challenges on the new frontier, such as avoiding capture by the Alliance and evading the dangers you find on the fringes of the universe.

Print copies of FIREFLY #3 will be available for sale on January 16, 2019, exclusively at local comic book shops or at the BOOM! Studios webstore. Digital copies can be purchased from content providers, including comiXology, iBooks, Google Play, and the BOOM! Studios app.

Available now, Firefly: Legacy Edition Book One collects previously released Serenity comics for the first time under one cover in a new value-priced format as Mal & the crew ride again in these official sequels to the critically acclaimed Firefly television series and Serenity film.

FIREFLY is the latest release from BOOM! Studios’ eponymous imprint, home to a world-class group of licensed comic book series and ambitious original series, including Joss Whedon’s Buffy The Vampire SlayerMighty Morphin Power RangersPlanet of the ApesAbbottMech Cadet YuGrass Kings, and Klaus.

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Get Ready For A Titanic Team-Up in Marvel Rising #1!

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Get Ready For A Titanic Team-Up in MARVEL RISING #1! 
A Brand New Story Is Arriving This March!

This March, a titanic team-up arrives in the form of an all-new adventure with the unbeatable duo of Kamala Khan and Doreen Green! But even heroes need a little help sometimes! Join Ms. Marvel and Squirrel Girl along with Spider-Man Miles Morales, Dante Pertuz (a.k.a. Inferno), America Chavez, and Daisy Johnson (a.k.a. Quake) for an all-new action-packed adventure this March in MARVEL RISING #1!



Written by Dwayne McDuffie Award-winning writer Nilah Magruder, best known for her webcomic M.F.K. and Marvel’s A Year of Marvels, and featuring art by Roberto Di Salvo (Marvel Zombies, Marvel Adventures Spider-Man) with covers by rising star Audrey Mok (Josie and the Pussycats, Archie), the brand new story follows Kamala and Doreen as they attempt to stop sorceress Morgan le Fay from turning New Jersey…into New Camelot! Don’t miss the return of the team-up that Comicbook.com has called “a charming adventure full of humor, inspired battles, and delightful visuals” – a team-up that has captured the hearts of comic readers around the world, and one that is now returning for an all-new Marvel Universe adventure!

Join in on the action when MARVEL RISING #1 in comic shops this March, and don’t forget to watch Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors, now on Marvel HQ!

MARVEL RISING #1 (of 5)
Written By: NILAH MAGRUDER
Art By: ROBERTO DI SALVO
Cover By: AUDRY MOK

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Media Madness Vidcast 207: DCTV "Elseworlds" Crossover

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Welcome to the Media Madness Vidcast! Each week Kat and Jay do a show where they discuss the latest in TV and Movie news, and sometimes we are joined by other members of Comic Frontline or other members of the YouTube Community! This week Jay, Comic Book Theater& Kat, Comic  Uno are joined by AndrewLegendStorm TV to discuss The CW's DCTV Crossover Event "ELSEWORDS"!!!!


This Week's Madness:

Talking The CW DCTV Crossover Elseworlds!:

  • Intro
  • Promotion
  • Initial Thoughts


Elseworlds: 

  • Anti Meta-human Adaptive Zootomic Organism as Amazo
  • Bob Frazer as Roger Hayden / Psycho Pirate
  • Jeremy Davies as John Deegan / Dr. Destiny
  • LaMonica Garrett as Mar Novu / The Monitor
  • John Wesley Shipp as Barry Allen / The Flash (Earth-90)
  • Ruby Rose as Kate Kane / Batwoman
  • Elizabeth Tulloch as Lois Lane
  • Tyler Hoechlin as Clark Kent / Superman / Dr. John Deegan / Dr. Destiny / Evil Superman


The Flash:

  • Tom Cavanagh as Harrison Sherloque Wells (Earth-12)
  • Candice Patton as Iris West
  • Hartley Sawyer as Ralph Dibny / Elongated Man
  • Carlos Valdes as Cisco Ramon / Vibe
  • Danielle Panabaker as Dr. Caitlin Snow / Killer Frost
  • Grant Gustin as Barry Allen / The Flash / Oliver Queen / Green Arrow 


Arrow:

  • Echo Kellum as Curtis Holt / Mr.Terrific
  • Emily Bett Rickards as Felicity Smoak / Overwatch
  • David Ramsey as John Diggle / Spartan 
  • Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen / Green Arrow / Barry Allen / The Flash


Supergirl:

  • Mehcad Brooks as James Olsen / Guardian
  • Jesse Rath as Querl "Brainy" Dox / Brainiac 5
  • David Harewood as Hank Henshaw / John Jones / J’onn J’onzz / Martian Manhunter
  • Chyler Leigh as Alex Danvers
  • Melissa Benoist as Kara Zor-El / Kara Danvers / Supergirl


Wrap Up:

  • Overall Thoughts
  • Ratings
  • Easter Eggs
  • Crisis On Infinite Earths






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Comics Shipping This Week December 19, 2018!

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New Comic Book & Related Merchandise Scheduled for Wednesday, December 19, 2018

This is a list of comic books, graphic novels, and other related merchandise that should be available in comic book shops this week. Check out the list below and let us know what you're Most Anticipated Three comics for next week, along your Worst Pick and Top 5 for this week  in our weekly comic round-up live show Frontline LIVE every Tuesday Night at 10:00 PM EST!
("AR" = "ask your Local Comic Shop for the price")

COMICS

AARDVARK VANAHEIM
Canadian Vark #1, $3.99

ACTION LAB ENTERTAINMENT
Princeless Volume 7 Find Yourself #2 (Cover A Emily Martin), $3.99
Princeless Volume 7 Find Yourself #2 (Cover B Emily Martin), $3.99

AFTERSHOCK COMICS
Babyteeth Volume 1 HC, $39.99
Walk Through Hell #6, $3.99
Witch Hammer GN, $19.99

AHOY COMICS
Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter Of Terror #3, $3.99
High Heaven #4, $3.99

ALBATROSS FUNNYBOOKS
Grumble #2 (Of 5)(Cover A Mike Norton), $3.99
Grumble #2 (Of 5)(Cover B Jenny Frison), $5.99

ALTERNA COMICS
Cyko Ko #3 (Of 3), $1.50
Eden #3 (Of 4), $1.50
Feast Or Famine #1 (Of 3), $1.50
Tinseltown #5 (Of 5), $1.50

AMERICAN MYTHOLOGY PRODUCTIONS
Three Stooges Holidays Reader Set, $8.99
Volcanosaurus #1 (S.A. Check Signed Edition), $14.99
Zorro Legendary Adventures #1 (Cover A Francisco Cueto), $3.99
Zorro Legendary Adventures #1 (Cover B Francisco Cueto Blazing Blades Of Zorro Variant), $9.99

ANIMAL MEDIA GROUP
Queen Of Kenosha GN, $14.95

ANTARCTIC PRESS
Gold Digger #259, $3.99
Gold Digger Christmas Special #12, $3.99

ARCHIE COMIC PUBLICATIONS
Archie's Big Book Volume 5 Action Adventure TP, $19.99
Betty And Veronica #1 (Of 5)(Cover A Sandra Lanz), $3.99
Betty And Veronica #1 (Of 5)(Cover B Laura Braga), $3.99
Betty And Veronica #1 (Of 5)(Cover C Francesco Francavilla), $3.99
Betty And Veronica #1 (Of 5)(Cover D Audrey Mok), $3.99
Betty And Veronica #1 (Of 5)(Cover E Marguerite Sauvage), $3.99
Betty And Veronica Friends Jumbo Comics Digest #266, $6.99

ASPEN COMICS
Artifact One #3 (Cover A Romina Moranelli), $3.99
Artifact One #3 (Cover B J. P. Mavinga), $3.99
Soulfire Volume 7 #6 (Cover A Chahine Ladjouze), $3.99
Soulfire Volume 7 #6 (Cover B Alex Arizmendi), $3.99
Soulfire Volume 7 #6 (Cover C Chahine Ladjouze), AR

BLUE JUICE COMICS
Anne Bonnie #9, $3.99

BOOM! STUDIOS
Adventure Time Volume 16 TP, $14.99
Big Trouble In Little China Old Man Jack Volume 2 TP, $16.99
Black Badge #5 (Cover A Matt Kindt), $3.99
Black Badge #5 (Cover B Tyler Jenkins), $3.99
Black Badge #5 (Cover C Matt Kindt), AR
Firefly #2 (Cover A Lee Garbett), $3.99
Firefly #2 (Cover B Joe Quinones), $3.99
Firefly #2 (Cover C Marguerite Sauvage), AR
Firefly #2 (Cover D Joe Quinones), AR
Firefly #2 (Cover E Lee Garbett), AR
Firefly #2 (Cover F Diego Galindo), AR
Gunnerkrigg Court Volume 5 TP, $16.99
Jim Henson's Labyrinth Coronation #9 (Of 12)(Cover A Fiona Staples), $3.99
Jim Henson's Labyrinth Coronation #9 (Of 12)(Cover B Cory Godbey), $3.99
Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 (Cover A Dan Mora), $7.99
Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 (Cover B Dan Mora), AR
Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 (Cover C Humberto Ramos), AR
Klaus And The Crying Snowman #1 (Cover D Humberto Ramos Black & White Variant), AR
Lazaretto TP, $16.99
Lumberjanes #57 (Cover A Kat Leyh), $3.99
Lumberjanes #57 (Cover B Naomi Franquiz), $3.99
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 (Cover A Jamal Campbell), $3.99
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 (Cover B Jordan Gibson Vintage Variant), $3.99
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 (Cover C Linda Lithen Color Spotlight Variant), AR
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #34 (Cover D Miguel Mercado), AR
Over The Garden Wall Hollow Town #4 (Cover A Celia Lowenthal), $3.99
Over The Garden Wall Hollow Town #4 (Cover B Natalie Hall), $3.99
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Action Bendables Justice League 4 Piece Box Set, AR
Aquaman Movie Black Manta Retro Crown 9Fifty Cap, AR
Aquaman Movie New Olive Cuff Knit Cap, AR
Aquaman Movie Northwest Green 9Twenty Cap, AR
Batman Knight Missions Voice Changer Mask, AR
Bioshock Incredibuilds Big Daddy 3D Wood Model, AR
Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Sakura Nendoroid Action Figure (Uniform Version), AR
Cartoon Network Character Collage Logo Collage T-Shirt LG, AR
Cartoon Network Character Collage Logo Collage T-Shirt MED, AR
Cartoon Network Character Collage Logo Collage T-Shirt SM, AR
Cartoon Network Character Collage Logo Collage T-Shirt XL, AR
Cartoon Network Character Collage Logo Collage T-Shirt XXL, AR
Character Vocal Series 1 Hatsune Miku V4X Figma Action Figure, AR
Clockwork Orange Alex Delarge 12 Inch Vinyl Figure, AR
Conan The Barbarian #1 Party Invite Postcard, AR
Cthulhu For President NY Red T-Shirt LG, AR
Cthulhu For President NY Red T-Shirt MED, AR
Cthulhu For President NY Red T-Shirt SM, AR
Cthulhu For President NY Red T-Shirt XL, AR
Cthulhu For President NY Red T-Shirt XXL, AR
DC Batman Ceramic Platter, AR
DC Heroes Laser Cut Coaster 4 Pack Set, AR
DC Wonder Woman BBQ Tool 3 Pack Set, AR
DC Wonder Woman Stainless Steel Bottle, AR
Dead Or Alive 5 Last Round Mary Rose 1/5 Scale PVC Figure, AR
Destiny Cayde-6 Kitchen Set, AR
Die!Die!Die! Logo T-Shirt LG, AR
Die!Die!Die! Logo T-Shirt MED, AR
Die!Die!Die! Logo T-Shirt SM, AR
Die!Die!Die! Logo T-Shirt XL, AR
Die!Die!Die! Logo T-Shirt XXL, AR
Dioramansion 150 Back Alley Figure Diorama, AR
Dioramansion 150 Edo Figure Diorama, AR
Dioramansion 150 Rapeseed Flower Field Figure Diorama, AR
Disney Mulan 3D Figural Keyring 24 Piece Blind Mystery Box, AR
Disney Plush Keyring 24 Piece Blind Mystery Box, AR
Doctor Who The Thirteenth Doctor Sonic Screwdriver, AR
Dragon Ball Super Legend Battle Shallot Figure, AR
Dragon Ball Super Legend Battle Super Saiyan Vegeta Figure, AR
Dragon Ball Z Goku Spirit Bomb Plasma Lamp, AR
Dragon Ball Z Grandista Resolution Of Soldiers Son Gohan Figure, AR
Dylan's Candy Bar 100% & 400% Bearbrick, AR
Dylan's Candy Bar 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Dynamic Action Adjustable Figure Stand, AR
Ensemble Stars Kaoru Hakaze Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Exorcist Regan 6 Inch Deluxe Stylized Roto Figure, AR
Exorcist Talking Regan 15 Inch Mega Scale Figure, AR
Fairy Tail Wendy Marvell 1/6 Scale PVC Figure (Amairo Cat Gravure Version), AR
Fairy Tail Wendy Marvell 1/6 Scale PVC Figure (Black Cat Gravure Version), AR
Fairy Tail Wendy Marvell White Cat 1/7 Scale PVC Figure (Gravure Style), AR
Fallout IncrediBuilds Mr Handy 3D Wood Model, AR
Fantastic Four #5 Party Invite Postcard, AR
Fate Grand Order Saber Miyamoto Musashi Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
FiGPiN Overwatch D.Va Pin 6 Piece Case, AR
FiGPiN Overwatch Soldier 76 Pin 6 Piece Case, AR
FiGPiN Overwatch Tracer Pin 6 Piece Case, AR
Funko Savage World Nightmare On Elm Street Freddy Action Figure, AR
Futbol Club Barcelona 100% & 400% Bearbrick 2 Pack, AR
Futbol Club Barcelona 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Game Of Thrones Lannister Sculpted Sigil Candle, AR
Game Of Thrones Stark Sculpted Sigil Candle, AR
Game Of Thrones Targaryen Sculpted Sigil Candle, AR
Haikyu Asahi Azumane Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Harley Quinn Puddin Pop Statue, AR
Harry Potter Hedwig Soft Touch PVC Key Ring, AR
Harry Potter Hermione Soft Touch PVC Key Ring, AR
Harry Potter Ron Soft Touch PVC Key Ring, AR
Harry Potter Snape Soft Touch PVC Key Ring, AR
Harry Potter Soft Touch PVC Key Ring, AR
High School Fleet Mei Irizaki 1/7 Scale PVC Figure, AR
Hikari XS Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington Figure 2 Pack, AR
Idolish7 Sogo Osaka Nendoroid Figure, AR
Idolish7 Tamaki Yotsuba Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Jean-Michel Basquiat 100% & 400% Bearbrick 2 Pack, AR
Jean-Michel Basquiat 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Jurassic Park Revos Assortment 1, AR
Kancolle Kantai Iowa Half Damaged 1/8 Scale PVC Figure (Heavy Version), AR
Kancolle Kantai Iowa Half Damaged 1/8 Scale PVC Figure (Light Version), AR
Keith Haring #2 100% & 400% Bearbrick 2 Pack, AR
Keith Haring #2 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Kemono Friends Common Raccoon Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Kemono Friends Fennec Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Kings Avatar Ye Xiu Nendoroid Action Figure, AR
Little Embers PVC Figurines Blind Mystery Box, AR
Marvel 2019 Calendar, AR
Marvel Avengers 3 3D Figural Keyring 24 Piece Series 2 Blind Mystery Box, AR
Marvel Captain America BBQ Tool 3 Pack Set, AR
Marvel Heroes Captain America Vs Red Skull Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Heroes Daredevil Vs Punisher Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Heroes Hulk Vs Abomination Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Heroes Iron Man Vs Whiplash Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Heroes Spider-Man Vs Venom Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Heroes Thor Vs Loki Finger Fighters, AR
Marvel Hulk Fist Bottle Opener, AR
Marvel Iron Man Hand Bottle Opener, AR
Marvel Punisher Apron, AR
Marvel Punisher Lanyard With Charm, AR
Marvel Punisher Salt And Pepper Shakers, AR
Marvel Zombies 3D Figural Keyring 24 Piece Blind Mystery Box, AR
Masahiro Chono Figma Action Figure, AR
Minions Dave 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Minions Dave 400% Bearbrick, AR
Minions Mel 1000% Bearbrick, AR
Minions Mel 400% Bearbrick, AR
Monster Hunter World Diablos Plush, AR
Monster Hunter World Great Jagras Plush, AR
Monster Hunter World Odogaron Plush, AR
Monster Hunter World Tobi-Kadachi Plush, AR
Monsters Inc Mike And Boo Nendoroid Action Figure Set (Deluxe Version), AR
My Neighbor Totoro 30th Anniversary 9 Inch Plush, AR
NFL Madden 19 Ultimate Team Series 2 Action Figure Assortment, AR
NFL Madden 19 Ultimate Team Series 2 Leveon Bell Action Figure, AR
NFL Madden 19 Ultimate Team Series 2 Saquon Barkley Action Figure, AR
NFL Madden 19 Ultimate Team Series 2 Tom Brady Action Figure, AR
NFL Madden 19 Ultimate Team Series 2 Zach Ertz Action Figure, AR
Nightmare Before Christmas Sally Bendable Figure PVC Keyring, AR
Nightmare Before Christmas Santa Jack Bendable Figure PVC Keyring, AR
No Game No Life Zero Jibril 1/7 Scale PVC Figure (Great War Version), AR
Overwatch D.Va Glass Votive Candle, AR
Overwatch Logo Glass Votive Candle, AR
Overwatch Tracer Glass Votive Candle, AR
Phantom Of The Paradise 400% Bearbrick, AR
Pocket POP Animated Spider-Man Peter Parker Vinyl Figure Keychain, AR
Pocket POP Game Of Thrones S9 Ghost Figure Keychain, AR
Pocket POP Game Of Thrones S9 Night King Figure Keychain, AR
Pocket POP Game Of Thrones S9 Tyrion Lannister Figure Keychain, AR
POP Alfred Hitchcock Vinyl Figure, AR
POP And Buddy Animation Dragon Ball Z Tien And Chiaotzu Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation Bleach Grimmjow Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation Bleach Renji Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation Digimon S1 Agumon Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation Dragon Ball Z Bulma Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation My Hero Academia All Might Weakened Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation My Hero Academia W2 Tsuyu Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation One Piece S3 Usopp Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Animation SpongeBob S2 SpongeBob Squarepants Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Disney Nightmare Before Christmas Oogie Boogie, AR
POP Disney Nightmare Before Christmas Sally, AR
POP Disney Nightmare Before Christmas Snowman Jack, AR
POP Funko Monsters Bugsy Wingnut Jumbo Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Bugsy Wingnut Regular Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Butterhorn Jumbo Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Chester McFreckle Jumbo Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Chester McFreckle Regular Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Picklez Jumbo Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Picklez Regular Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Snuggle-Tooth Regular Plush, AR
POP Funko Monsters Tumblebee Jumbo Plush, AR
POP Games Spider-Man S1 Spider-Man Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Lost Boys David Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Marvel Infinity War S2 Banner Hulk Head Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Marvel Infinity War S2 Bucky Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Marvel Infinity War S2 Stormbreaker Groot Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Marvel Infinity War S2 Young Gamora Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Marvel Studios 10 Gamora Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Movies Coraline Mr Bobinsky With Mouse Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Nightmare Before Christmas Pen Topper 16 Piece Assortment, AR
POP PEZ Crash Bandicoot, AR
POP PEZ Star Wars Greedo, AR
POP Royal Family Queen Elizabeth II Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Royals Royal W2 Duke And Duchess Sussex Vinyl Figure 2 Pack, AR
POP Specialty Series Flying Superman 80th Anniversary Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Star Wars Holiday Chewbacca Vinyl Figure, AR
POP Star Wars Holiday Yoda Vinyl Figure, AR
POP TV Friends W2 Chandler Bing Vinyl Figure, AR
POP TV Friends W2 Rachel Green Vinyl Figure, AR
POP TV Friends W2 Ross Geller Vinyl Figure, AR
Popaganda Temper Tot Figure, AR
Popaganda Young MC Figure, AR
Popaganda Yucky Child Charmer Figure, AR
Puppies Series 1 24 Piece Blind Mystery Box, AR
Racing Miku 1/8 Scale PVC Figure (2016 Thai Version), AR
Racing Miku 2018 Nendoroid Plus Rubber Keychain 6 Piece Blind Mystery Box, AR
Raita Original Character Magical Ser Erika Kuramto 1/7 Scale PVC Figure, AR
Saga Ponk Konk Pin, AR
Senren Banka Mako Hitachi 1/7 Scale PVC Figure, AR
Star Wars Episode 8 EA-030 BB-8 Previews Exclusive Figure (Floating Version), AR
Star Wars Episode 8 EA-035 Floating Millennium Falcon Previews Exclusive Action Figure, AR
Starship Troopers Dead-Bug Charcoal T-Shirt LG, AR
Starship Troopers Dead-Bug Charcoal T-Shirt MED, AR
Starship Troopers Dead-Bug Charcoal T-Shirt SM, AR
Starship Troopers Dead-Bug Charcoal T-Shirt XL, AR
Starship Troopers Dead-Bug Charcoal T-Shirt XXL, AR
Storm Collectibles Ultra Street Fighter II Evil Ryu 1/12 Scale Action Figure, AR
Tales From The Crypt Werewolf Premium 1000 Piece Puzzle, AR
Teen Titans Go To The Movies 3D Foam Keyring Blind Mystery Box, AR
Thor Ragnarok EAA-053 Thor Previews Exclusive Action Figure, AR
Thor Ragnarok EAA-054 Hulk Previews Exclusive Action Figure, AR
Transformers Bumblebee Igniters Speed Series Action Figure Assortment 201801, AR
Transformers Bumblebee Power Charge Bumblebee Action Figure, AR
Transformers Masterpiece Prowl Action Figure, AR
Vynl Cuphead And Mugman Vinyl Figure 2 Pack, AR
Vynl Nightmare Before Christmas Mayor And Barrel Vinyl Figure 2 Pack, AR
Vynl Rick And Morty Rick + Unity Vinyl Figure 2 Pack, AR
Vynl Star Wars Han Solo And Greedo Vinyl Figure 2 Pack, AR
Walking Dead Balloon We Are The Walking Dead Pin, AR
Walking Dead Fear The Princess T-Shirt LG, AR
Walking Dead Fear The Princess T-Shirt MED, AR
Walking Dead Fear The Princess T-Shirt SM, AR
Walking Dead Fear The Princess T-Shirt XL, AR
Walking Dead Fear The Princess T-Shirt XXL, AR
Walking Dead Juanita Face Pin, AR
Walking Dead Negan Face Pin, AR
Walking Dead Old Rick Face Pin, AR
Walking Dead Survival Tour T-Shirt LG, AR
Walking Dead Survival Tour T-Shirt MED, AR
Walking Dead Survival Tour T-Shirt SM, AR
Walking Dead Survival Tour T-Shirt XL, AR
Walking Dead Survival Tour T-Shirt XXL, AR
Walking Dead Young Rick Face Pin, AR
Warner Bros. Revos Assortment 1, AR
Wynonna Earp Thirsty Cowgirl Premium 1000 Piece Puzzle, AR

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DC Universe: Doom Patrol Teaser And Premiere Date!

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Season’s Greetings from Doom Manor!  The family will be spending the holidays at home again this year but that won’t stop them from spreading holiday cheer (and a premiere date!). They can’t wait to see you all in the New Year!


The second live-action DC Universe Original Series, Doom Patrol, premieres February 15, 2019, only on DC UNIVERSE.


Doom Patrol is a reimagining of one of DC’s strangest group of outcast Super Heroes which includes: Matt Bomer as Larry Trainor/Negative ManBrendan Fraser as Cliff Steele/RobotmanApril Bowlby as Elasti-WomanDiane Guerrero as Crazy JaneJoivan Wade as Victor Stone/Cyborg and Timothy Dalton as Dr. Niles Caulder/The Chief.



Members of the Doom Patrol made their first live-action appearance in episode 4 of Titans.  In 2019, Doom Patrol will join the service as the second-live action DC Universe original series with today’s announcement of a premiere date and the release of new character images and the following teaser:


The Titans season 1 finale airs today, Friday, 12/21 making the entire season available to binge watch following the finale.  And if that’s not enough – spend Christmas Eve with the Titans as DC Daily will be bringing members of the cast together on Monday, 12/24 for an exclusive recap of the groundbreaking first season and a look forward to season 2 - you don’t want to miss it!
DOOM PATROL is a re-imagining of one of DC's most beloved groups of outcast Super Heroes: Robotman, Negative Man, Elasti-Girl and Crazy Jane, led by modern-day mad scientist Dr. Niles Caulder (The Chief). The Doom Patrol's members each suffered horrible accidents that gave them superhuman abilities — but also left them scarred and disfigured. Traumatized and downtrodden, the team found purpose through The Chief, who brought them together to investigate the weirdest phenomena in existence — and to protect Earth from what they find. Part support group, part Super Hero team, the Doom Patrol is a band of super-powered freaks who fight for a world that wants nothing to do with them. Picking up after the events of TITANS, DOOM PATROL will find these reluctant heroes in a place they never expected to be, called to action by none other than Cyborg, who comes to them with a mission hard to refuse, but with a warning that is hard to ignore: their lives will never, ever be the same.

Based on DC characters originally written and drawn by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney and Bruno Premiani#DCUDOOMPATROL premieres February 15. New episodes weekly, only on DC Universe.

DC Universe is a first-of-its-kind digital experience designed for DC fans. Watch. Read. Shop. Connect.DC Universe is now Live on Amazon Fire TV, as well as other platforms!

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Comics Shipping This Week December 26, 2018!

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New Comic Book & Related Merchandise Scheduled for Wednesday, December 26, 2018

This is a list of comic books, graphic novels, and other related merchandise that should be available in comic book shops this week. Check out the list below and let us know what you're Most Anticipated Three comics for next week, along your Worst Pick and Top 5 for this week  in our weekly comic round-up live show Frontline LIVE every Tuesday Night at 10:00 PM EST!
("AR" = "ask your Local Comic Shop for the price")

COMICS

BOOM! STUDIOS
Bone Parish #5 (Of 12)(Cover A Lee Garbett), $3.99
Bone Parish #5 (Of 12)(Cover B Tyler Crook), AR
Bone Parish Volume 1 TP (Discover Now Edition), $14.99

DARK HORSE COMICS
Hellboy And The B.P.R.D. 1956 #2 (Of 5), $3.99

DC COMICS
Batman Beyond Volume 4 Target Batman TP, $14.99
Green Arrow War Of The Clans DC Essential Edition TP, $29.99
Nightwing Volume 7 The Bleeding Edge TP, $19.99
Superman The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Volume 3 HC, $34.99

DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover A Francesco Francavilla), $3.99
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover B Ruairi Coleman), $3.99
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover C Eoin Marron), $3.99
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover D Robert Hack), $3.99
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover E Chris Schweizer), $3.99
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover F Francesco Francavilla Virgin Variant), AR
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover G Ruairi Coleman Black & White Variant), AR
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover H Robert Hack Virgin Variant), AR
Mars Attacks #3 (Cover I Chris Schweizer Black & White Variant), AR

IDW PUBLISHING
Go-Bots #2 (Cover A Tom Scioli), $3.99
Go-Bots #2 (Cover B Dash Shaw), $3.99
Go-Bots #2 (Cover C Jim Rugg), AR
Marvel Action Avengers #1 (Cover A Jon Sommariva), $3.99
Marvel Action Avengers #1 (Cover B Sara Pitre-Durocher), AR
Marvel Action Avengers #1 (Cover C Sophie Campbell), AR
Marvel Action Avengers #1 (Cover D Gabriel Rodriguez), AR
Marvel Action Avengers #1 (Cover E Gabriel Rodriguez Foil Variant), AR

IMAGE COMICS
Die!Die!Die! #6, $3.99
Man-Eaters #4 (Cover A Lia Miternique), $3.99
Man-Eaters #4 (Cover B Lia Miternique), $3.99

MARVEL COMICS
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover A Esad Ribic), $7.99
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover B Alex Ross), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover C Simone Bianchi Susan Storm Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover D Mark Brooks), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover E Jack Kirby Alicia Remastered Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover F Jack Kirby Thing Remastered Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover G Elizabeth Torque), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover H Ashley Witter), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover I Gerald Parel Conan Vs Marvel Heroes Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover J Mike McKone Party Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover K Esad Ribic Premiere Variant), AR
Fantastic Four #5 (Cover L Mike McKone Party Sketch Variant), AR
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover A Travis Charest), $3.99
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover B Mike Hawthorne), AR
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover C Emanuela Lupacchino), AR
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover D John Buscema Hidden Gem Variant), AR
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover E Marko Djurdjevic Fantastic Four Villains Variant), AR
Superior Spider-Man #1 (Cover F Skottie Young), AR
Uncanny X-Men #7 (Cover A Elizabeth Torque), $3.99
Uncanny X-Men #7 (Cover B John Tyler Christopher Action Figure Variant), AR
Uncanny X-Men #7 (Cover C Dale Keown), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover A Pepe Larraz), $4.99
X-Force #1 (Cover B Rob Liefeld), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover C Gerardo Zaffino), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover D Marko Djurdjevic Fantastic Four Villains Variant), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover E Leinil Francis Yu), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover F Mike Mignola Remastered Variant), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover G Skottie Young), AR
X-Force #1 (Cover H Blank Variant), AR

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Media Madness Vidcast 208: Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse!

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Welcome to the Media Madness Vidcast! Each week Kat and Jay do a show where they discuss the latest in TV and Movie news, and sometimes they are joined by other members of Comic Frontline or other members of the YouTube Community! This week we have let out the call: GEEKVENGERS ASSEMBLE! Jay, Comic Book TheaterKat, Comic UnoTonyBlack Critic Guyand the Best Kept Secret On YouTube Mike, Reel School all sound off on SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE!!!!


This Week's Madness:

Talking Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse:

  • Intro
  • Plot
  • Animation


Civilian-Verse:

  • Lake Bell as Vanessa Fisk
  • Cliff Robertson as Ben Parker
  • Zoë Kravitz as Mary Jane Watson
  • Lily Tomlin as May Parker
  • Luna Lauren Velez as Rio Morales
  • Brian Tyree Henry as Jefferson Davis


Villain-Verse:

  • Jorma Taccone as Norman Osborn / Green Goblin 
  • Joaquín Cosío as Scorpion
  • Marvin "Krondon" Jones III as Tombstone
  • Mahershala Ali as Aaron Davis / Prowler
  • Kathryn Hahn as Olivia Octavius / Doctor Octopus
  • Liev Schreiber as Wilson Fisk / The Kingpin


Spider-Verse:

  • John Mulaney as Peter Porker / Spider-Ham
  • Kimiko Glenn as Peni Parker
  • Nicolas Cage as Peter Parker / Spider-Man Noir 
  • Hailee Steinfeld as Gwen Stacy / Spider-Woman
  • Chris Pine as Ultimate Spider-Man
  • Jake Johnson as Peter Parker / Spider-Man
  • Shameik Moore as Miles Morales / Spider-Man 


Cameos: 

  • Oscar Isaac as Miguel O'Hara / Spider-Man 2099
  • Greta Lee as AI Lyla
  • Stan Lee as Stan
  • Stan Lee as Earth-67's J. Jonah Jameson
  • Jorma Taccone as Earth-67 Spider-Man


Wrap-Up:

  • Overall Thoughts
  • Sequels 
  • Rating



Media Madness Special Guest Links:




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Media Madness Vidcast 209: Runaways Season 2!

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Welcome to the Media Madness Vidcast! Each week Kat and Jay do a show where they discuss the latest in TV and Movie news, and sometimes we are joined by other members of Comic Frontline or other members of the YouTube Community! This week Jay, Comic Book Theater& Kat,  Comic Unoare joined by Jeremy Mr. J's Reviews', and Andy Behbakhtas we discuss the second season of the Hulu Original Series MARVEL'S RUNAWAYS!!!!



This Week's Madness:

Talking Marvel’s Runaways Season 2:

  • Intro
  • Plot


Others:

  • Marlene Forte as Graciela Aguirre
  • Cody Mayo as Vaughn
  • Alex Fernandez as Flores 
  • Myles Bullock as Anthony "AWOL" Wall
  • Ozioma Akagha as Tamar Davis
  • DeVaughn Nixon as Darius Davis 
  • Amanda Suk as Amy Minoru
  • Clarissa Thibeaux as Xavin
  • Jan Luis Castellanos as Topher
  • Ajiona Alexus as Livvie
  • Julian McMahon / Ric Sarabia as Jonah


The Pride:

  • Vladimir Caamaño as Gene Hernandez
  • Carmen Serano as Alice Hernandez
  • Ryan Sands as Geoffrey Wilder
  • Angel Parker as Catherine Wilder
  • James Marsters as Victor Stein
  • Ever Carradine as Janet Stein
  • Annie Wersching as Leslie Dean
  • Kip Pardue as Frank Dean
  • Kevin Weisman as Dale Yorkes
  • Brigid Brannagh as Stacey Yorkes
  • Brittany Ishibashi as Tina Minoru
  • James Yaegashi as Robert Minoru


The Runaways:

  • Allegra Acosta as Molly Hernandez
  • Rhenzy Feliz as Alex Wilder
  • Gregg Sulkin as Chase Stein
  • Virginia Gardner as Karolina Dean
  • Ariela Barer as Gert Yorkes
  • Old Lace
  • Lyrica Okano as Nico Minoru


Wrap Up:

  • Predictions For Season 3
  • Overall Thoughts
  • Ratings




    Comic Frontline's Best Comics of 2018!

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    Every week the Comic Frontline crew unites to do a LIVE Show through Google Hangouts where we discuss the news and comics of the week and have some fun while doing it! Every year we take a long look back at the year in comics and do an award show to say thank you to all the hard work that goes into making them. From Writers to Artists, to Editors, to Covers, we cover them all! This year we are taking our nominees and sharing some of our thoughts in what makes them the Best Of Comics of 2018!



    Best Comic Book Writer

    KAT




    1. Brian K. Vaughan (Paper Girls, Saga)

    Paper Girls continues to be one of my absolute favoritecomic books, and with every new volume Brian K. Vaughan just keep on raising the bar of perfection. And let's not forget Vaughan's critically acclaimed Saga, which blew my mind with some of gutsiest comic book narrative choices I've seen in a long time.




    2. Rainbow Rowell (Runaways)

    Rainbow Rowell is not only a brilliant novelist but is also a great comic book writer - a transition not many writers have been able to do as smoothly as Rowell.Runaways have some of the best character work on comic stands as we see our favorite misfit teenagers become their worst enemies (adults).




    3. Kelly Thompson (West Coast Avengers/Nancy Drew/Jessica Jones)

    Kelly Thompson has worked on multiple titles this year, and even with this heavy workload, all her titles have been consistently great. She explores genres that haven't had enough spotlight in modern comics, like comedy and romance.


    BRANT

       
    1. Tom King (Batman, Heroes in Crisis)

    Tom King is fast becoming one of my favorite writers. His deep, psychological explorations of the characters he writes feel important. He likes to drag things out, but he also has a solid plan for where they are headed.





    2. Jody Houser (Faith, Doctor Who the 13th Doctor)


    Jody Houser has done tremendous work with Faith, taking a throwaway side character from Harbinger and making her one of the standout new characters in recent memory. It's always fun, the stories are always character driven and showcasing different aspects of Faith. And she has been equally impressive on other titles.




    3. Nick Spencer (Amazing Spider-Man)


    I can't have a top list without mentioning the man that turned my favorite superhero character around! I haven't always enjoyed everything Spencer has done, but in the Spidey corner of the Marvel Universe, he has proven himself time and time again for me.


    CHRIS




    1. Tom Waltz (TMNT)

    Tom Waltz has consecutively always delivered for me when it comes to TMNT. Not one month comes by I can’t wait to read his next issue, whether he has written it solo or alongside legend and TMNT creator Kevin Eastman.



    2. Nick Spencer (The Amazing Spider-Man)

    I’ve enjoyed a fair amount of Nick Spencer's writing over the years. It’s on a rare occasion I don’t enjoy a book he is doing. His current run on The Amazing Spider-Man has been really pronominal.



    3. Tom King (Batman, Heroes in Crisis)

    Tom King is definitely a long game writer. I enjoy the mystery he’s doing with Heroes In Crisis, very little answers and a lot of questions. His Batman run I feel has a really good end game, it’s just going to take awhile for us to get there.

    JAY 


    1.) Kyle Higgins (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Kyle Higgins is a legend already! Thanks to Higgins and his "Shattered Grid" event in the comics the 25th anniversary of Power Rangers was possibly the biggest year for the franchise since the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers craze. Higgins didn't just write the comic he went way above and beyond making it a multi-media, multi-platform mega event by doing a live-action teaser trailer with Jason David Frank playing Lord Drakkon, and by bringing it to the RPG arena with HyperForce!


    2.) Greg Pak (Mech Cadet Yu)

    Greg Pak has told some great stories in his career and has many more to come I am sure. He wrote two of my favorite Hulk stories ever "Planet Hulk" and "World War Hulk" which he visited with his creation Amadeus Cho, but for me, his best writing was on full display this year in his creator-owned book, Mech Cadet Yu.


    3.) C.S. Pacat (Fence)

    I never thought in a million years that a book or anything about Fencing would be one of my favorite things ever and yet here I am loving a comic about it! C.S. Pacat makes you interested in the sport by showing the passion of it through some of the most multi-dimensional characters of 2018. If you can make Fencing cool, and interesting to me that is a major feat and the signs of a great writer.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 



    1. Donny Cates (Venom, Cosmic Ghost Rider)
    Every time I read a book by Donny Cates I'm thoroughly impressed. He continues to do wonderful work over at Marvel whether it's Thanos, Cosmic Ghost Rider or writing Marvel Knights 20th. The Venom series is his best writing to date as he continues to add depth to Eddie Brock and his symbiote.



    2. Tom King (Batman, Heroes in Crisis)

    Tom King has accomplished to create a Batman with lots of feelings. In a way, we haven't seen before. Then we have Heroes in Crisis, which is a wonderful mystery dealing with superheroes in trauma.




    3. Nick Spencer (The Amazing Spider-Man)



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Brian K. Vaughan



    Best Penciller


    KAT




     

    1. Kris Anka (Runaways)


    Kris Anka has displayed some of the best facial expressions in comics with his interiors in Runaways and his cover work. His collaboration with Rainbow Rowell is outstanding. Their love for the Runaways truly bleeds through their work.






    2. Cliff Chiang (Paper Girls)


    Paper Girls has one of comics most imaginative worlds, which is no surprise knowing Brian K. Vaughan is at the helm. Cliff Chiang perfectly balances this visually creative world with necessary emotions for this coming of age tale.




     

    3. Mitch Geralds (Mister Miracle)



    Mister Miracle biggest success is making a God like Scott Free relatable, and Mitch Geralds shows this with stride. The strongest aspect of this comic is when Tom King and Mitch Geralds take the beats to show the small moments. Like Darkseid eating a veggie tray for a full page or Scott using the chip in his credit card to pay for his kid's bat themed birthday party.


    BRANT



    1. Ryan Ottley (Amazing Spider-Man)

    Uncle Wya (an alias of Ottley's) has been on my radar for a very long time now. My mouth used to drool over his pieces posted in the Digital Webbing forums. Invincible being one of my favorite books of all time, story and art wise, I was thrilled beyond measure hearing he would pencil my favorite superhero. Though he's not on every issue, I thoroughly enjoy his craftsmanship on Spidey. He has this fun, light style of figure work that explodes with incredible detail.


    2. Sergio Acuna (WWE)

    I am a lifelong wrestling fan, and so I've seen a LOT of wrestling comics. I've tried them all. And one thing most of them have in common is that the artist can't tell a headlock from an armbar, and it takes me out of the story. Sergio is not only competent in his moves, but his likenesses are fantastic as well. He breathes new life into the current superstars of WWE as if they leaped off the screen and into a comic before my very eyes.


    3. Carlo Barberi (Adventures of the Super Sons)

    Barberi's art is off the charts good, to be honest. So good that at a recent convention, the one print at a certain table that jumped out at me and I had to have turned out to be illustrated by him as well! His work on Super Sons is fun, bold, action-packed, just exaggerated enough, and just plain fun to look at!



    CHRIS





    1. Ryan Ottley (The Amazing Spider-Man)

    I’ve enjoyed his art since Invincible and love seeing his art now in The Amazing Spider-Man.



    2. Daniele Di Nucuolo (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Truly brings the Power Rangers books to life. Really enjoy his work! It made reading Power Rangers a real enjoyment.




    3. Mirka Andolfo (Unnatural)


    Her art is what got me into reading Unnatural and I’ve been hooked on the book and art ever since.





    JAY




    1.) Dan Mora (Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Dan Mora has brought a new refinement to the way Power Rangers look. His look has become instant classics, and he has taken his passion above and beyond what was required with some character/costume redesigns that make Ranger fans drool at the possibility of them making their way to the big screen. Mora also managed to allow us to see the Rangers emote through the helmets by allowing us to see through the visor which allowed Ryan Parrott to really pack the script with those emotional beats. But his work isn't limited to Power Rangers or comics. Mora has done covers all over including WWE books and has his designs leap off the pages into the RPG world in the Heroes Of The Grid game where his designs are used for the artwork and the miniature pieces in the game.


    2.) Daniele Di Nicuolo (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Daniele Di Nicuolo did a Morphenomenal job bringing the beyond epic "Shattered Grid" to the page. He not only had to draw one team of Rangers but an army of Power Rangers, and created one of the most visually awesome villains in Lord Drakkon. Despite all of the insane amount of characters, Zords, and other characters Higgins threw at him, Di Nicuolo managed to not only deliver them but threw in some great Easter Eggs for the fans.


    3.) Johanna The Mad (Fence)

    Johanna The Mad brought Fence to life and did as much with her pencil as C.S. Pacat did with her pen. Every page was filled with a visual story. Johanna used every panel to its fullest, with each one telling a visual story that expanded what was written and took us deeper into these characters.




    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 






    1. Ryan Ottley (The Amazing Spider-Man) 


    When Ryan Ottley was announced that he was penciling The Amazing Spider-Man I was totally excited. Going back to his Invincible days, I always said WOW! How awesome would it be for him to draw Spider-Man? Then my dream came true. His artwork screams superhero comics, and he has not disappointed me yet.




    2. Ryan Stegman (Venom)


    Ryan Stegman's artwork never disappoints. The attention to detail that he puts in his characters and facial expressions are awesome. Venom is some of his best work yet!




    3. Sean Murphy (Batman: White Knight)


    Sean Murphy is one of my favorite artists. He has such a distinct style! His amazing pencils and Batman the White Knight as a whole did not disappoint. His characters' facial expressions where on point, and I loved all the different vehicles showed throughout the series.



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Sergio Acuna (WWE)



    Best Inker


    KAT


    1. Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise XXV)


    Strangers in Paradise XXV has a lot of elements that make this series stand out, but one of my favorites is that it's black and white. This makes Moore's beautiful inking truly stand out, and become a major attraction for the book.






    2. Greg Smallwood (Vampironica

    I loved the almost chalky texture that Greg Smallwood brought to his line work for this book.






    3. Gary Brown (Babyteeth)
      
    The mixture of Gary Brown's inks and Mark Englert's colors made for the perfect complexion for this comic. It gave the darkness the series needed without making it feel too muddy.



    BRANT


    1. Olivier Coipel (The Magic Order)

    Coipel's inks in The Magic Order really set the tone for the book. This is a world full of magic, but it's a dark world with different factions at war, one side utilizing dark magic to pick the other side off. There have been some creepy scenes in this book, and they were expertly highlighted by the dark, crisp and moody inks provided by Coipel.
    2. Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise XXV)

    Moore's inking style is simple but effective. With a black and white book, inks become that much more important, and Moore's every line is adding to the scene. It would be easy to lose the important elements in a style such as his if not careful, but his many years of experience have taught him the right balance that makes these pages sing.


    3. Karl Kerschl (Isola)

    Given the beauty of his line art, it would be hard to enhance a book such as Isola, but somehow Karl manages to do just that. His soft, delicate inks provide a canopy of sorts for his pencils that just form this gorgeous piece of work that could stand up next to any work of art.


    JAY




    1.) Dan Mora (Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Dan Mora's inks fall in-between those of the animated and the realistic. Thanks to the inks in his art you can see how he uses line weight to bring more dynamic and fluidity to his characters. This is really useful in those awesome visor shots to allow that emoting to really be seen while not making it looking like it is missing anything.



    2.) Daniele Di Nicuolo (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    The inking in Power Rangers is very important with designs as intricate as the Rangers, lines that are too heavy or bold will hide those details and those that are too thin leave them lacking and less appealing. Di Nicuolo did a great job finding this balance on a scale that is beyond anything else. With pages filled with Rangers, Zords, Evil Space Aliens and background goodness his inks were there making them all come to life.



    3.) Johanna The Mad (Fence)

    Johanna's inks are perfect. She manages to bring just the right stroke to each line making you feel like you are watching an Anime at times.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 






    1. J.P. Mayer (Venom)


    Inks are so important to make any Venom series work and the chemistry between J.P. Mayer and Ryan Stegman really shows with the current Venom series.
     

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Gary Frank (Doomsday Clock)


    Best Colorist




    KAT






    1. Matt Wilson (Paper Girls, Runaways)



    Matt Wilson is not just my favorite colorists of the year, but my favorite colorist period. I love what he brings to both Paper Girls and Runaways with his marriage of colors. I can only compare his work to the beauty of a sunset.   




     

    2. Rachel Cohen (Snotgirl)

    Rachel Cohen is able to embrace the fashion magazine aesthetic with her color work. The brightness of her pallete is a great contrast to the darker themes of the series.




    3. Jose Villarrubia (Infidel)


    Infidel was a pretty haunting book, and Jose Villarrubia's colors really brought the creepy level-up to 100.



    BRANT


    1. Protobunker (Adventures of the Super Sons)

    With a book like Super Sons, you have to have dynamic art at every stage. This includes the colors, and Protobunker does an amazing job of not only popping these characters off the page but by also using bold, in your face colors and daring palettes that punch up the awesome to the Nth level!




    2. Mirka Andolfo (Unnatural)

    Unnatural is a beautiful and stunning book that is greatly enhanced by the magnificent color stylings of its creator, Mirka Andolfo. The color holds and glow effects give a soft, supple quality to the coloring that just makes the entire reading experience cozy for lack of a better term.




    3. MSassy K (Isola)

    If Kerschl's art wasn't enough on its own, MSassy K's coloring makes Isola even that much more beautiful! The almost cell shaded look provides a nice contrast to the seriousness of the story. It's almost a mash-up of cell shading and storybook painting that doesn't sound like it would work at all but ends up being one of the most beautiful books you've ever seen.



    JAY


    1.) Walter Baiamonte (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Walter Baiamonte has to deal with the darker stories in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers so he has to balance that grit with that signature brightness that the franchise brings to mind.


    2.) Raul Angulo (Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Raul Angulo does an excellent job bringing the bright energy the show is known for to the comic.


    3.) Joana Lafuente (Fence)

    Joana Lafuente did an amazing job finishing the art process on Fence, transforming the art into something that pops off the pages and makes it feel like an anime in your hands.




    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 



    1. Andres Mossa (Old Man Hawkeye)

    The colors for this series are absolutely amazing. Andres Mossa does a wonderful job in making this feel like a different world and making everyone look older with darker tones.






    Frontline Pick of the Year: Mirka Andolfo (Unnatural)


    Best Letterer


    KAT

    1. Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise XXV)

    In this day and age, it's a rarity to get hand-drawn artwork, especially with lettering. It makes everything feel very personalized.


    2. Mare Odomo (Snotgirl)

    I like the almost manga-esque style as we get certain text without word balloons, but the highlight around these words really bring a uniqueness to the text.

    BRANT


    1. Josh Reed (Aspen)

    Without going into the praises of lettering as an art, let me just say that if it is an art, Reed is a bonafide artist! He goes above and beyond with the Aspen books, giving them all a sort of unified feel while keeping them individual as well. Some of the best caption boxes in the business, and there's a beautiful flow to his work.




    2. Joe Caramagna (Various Marvel Books)

    Caramagna is a very good letterer that does a high volume of work for Marvel. One of the Virtual Calligraphy (VC) stable of letterers, he's trained under experts and really gets the Marvel style. His work is fantastic because you don't notice it, and you don't notice it's him until you read the credits. This is a great compliment to the VC crowd in general for their unified presentation.




    3. Rob Leigh (Adventures of the Super Sons)

    For a book that is bursting at the seams with beautiful art and gorgeous coloring, you have to have the right letterer to finish it off, and Leigh is that letterer. The choices he makes on what to bold vs. what to burst clear out of the balloon with bright colors and bold drops is inspiring.

    JAY


    1.) Ed Dukeshire (Power Rangers)

    Ed Dukeshire did both Power Rangers books and brought something both individual yet unifying in the lettering which was really a treat, His Sound effects are also on point and really adds that element to the comics, you feel the big explosions and morphs due to Dukeshire's lettering.


    2.) Simon Bowland (Mech Cadet Yu)

    Like Campbell, Simon Bowland, for the most part, keeps it classic, but isn't afraid to break out to emphasize a word, and his sound effect is always so well done and placed.


    3.) Jim Campbell (Fence, Various)

    Jim Campbell knows how to build to things with his lettering. I love how classic most of it is as to not draw attention away from the story or the art and then when he does go big you notice it and it works within the are to help it and make the statement bolder.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Sean Phillips (Kill or Be Killed)


    2. Jared K. Fletcher (Paper Girls)



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Rob Leigh (Adventures of Super Sons)
     

    Best Cover Artist


    KAT






    1. Kris Anka (Runaways)


    The same love Kris Anka puts in his interiors is fully on display with his covers. They all capture the story in a new light.




    2. Mark Brooks


    I've always enjoyed the painting style covers Mark Brooks delivers. Any time I see a Brooks cover I know I'm picking it up.





    3. Joshua Middleton (Aquaman, Batgirl)

    His work on the Batgirl covers this year were drop dead gorgeous. He brought a very realistic portrayal to the character.


    CHRIS



    1. J. Scott Cambell (Various)


    2. Dan Mora (WWE)


    3. Jim Lee (various)


    JAY


    1.) Dan Mora (Power Rangers, WWE)

    Simply put Dan is the Man! Don Mora's covers are mind-blowingly MORPHINOMINAL! He captures the essence of the book on the cover in a way few can. He takes the covers and uses them to tell a one image story that excites you and makes you want to grab the issue and read it NOW!


    2.) Jordan Gibson (Power Rangers)

    Jordan Gibson continues to blow me away with the variants, forcing me to buy them all! Jordan really knows how to play off of context within a cover, whether it is Zeo Gold Jason touching his former Mighty Morphin Red suit in the case or the HyperForce Rangers with little things like Vesper's look at Alpha 55 or Chloe holding a burrito, it is these little things that make these covers must-haves.


    3.) Takeshi Miyazawa (Mech Cadet Yu)

    Takeshi Miyazawa did great covers for Mech Cadet Yu. Each cover looked like a classic Mech Anime poster subtle yet telling, and each a work of art to be appreciated on its own.




    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 







    1. Art Germ (Various Covers)


    Artgerm's variant covers have been selling out of comic shops everywhere. The attention to detail and the realistic portrayal of our favorite characters is breathtaking.




    2. Joshua Middleton (Aquaman, Batgirl)

    Some of the best Batgirl and Aquaman covers I have seen throughout the year. The characters look gorgeous!







    3. Francesco Mattina (Batman, Deathstroke)



    One of the best cover artists out there! The quality of work and the quantity of work that Matina has brought to the table this year has to be recognized. Comic collectors everywhere are snatching these Batman and Deathstroke covers for their collections.



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Francesco Mattina (Flash Variant) 
     


    Best Editor

    JAY



    1.) Dafna Pleban (Power Rangers) 

    If Mathew Levine was a large part in pulling off Shattered Grid then I have to also hand it to Dafna Pleban who was also a player in bringing the story out of the comics. Bringing the event to HyperForce, the Live-Action Trailer and to Power Morphicon, she was there coordinating with Levine, Kyle Higgins, HyperRPG, Power Morphicon, Melissa Flores, and Jason Bischoff from Saban Brands, Press, and more she deserves a lot of credit for that event. I also want to give Melissa Flores, and Jason Bischoff big shout outs, they are not Editors but they were instrumental in producing this event.



    2.) Matthew Levine (Power Rangers)

    Power Rangers had its biggest year since maybe 93-95, some may even say bigger and a big part of that has to do with Shattered Grid, an epic event that bridged two series in two time periods in the Rangers history together that also brought in every other period, and it did so without a missed step. That shows the talents of Mathew Levine.



    3.) Cameron Chittock (Mech Cadet Yu) 


    I thanked Cameron Chittock in my review for Mech Cadet Yu #12 because the series was brilliant. The editing was top-notch and deserves praise.


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Chris Rosa (WWE)



    Best Breakout Talent


    KAT


    1. Ryan Parrott (Go Go Power Rangers)

    Ryan Parrott is not just one of my favorite breakout talents, but one of my favorite writers period. Parrott has given so much character depth to the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers that I never knew was imaginable for these set of characters.

    The sheer challenge of being able to weave in the continuous narrative from Go Go Power Rangers, while tying into a huge event like Shattered Grid should be celebrated. There are comic book veterans who I've not seen able to achieve this as well as Parrott has with Go Go Power Rangers.
      


    2. Fabian Lelay (We Are The Danger)
      
    Slice of life comic books are hard, but Fabian Lelay really aces the formula with We Are The Danger. The series has its share of drama, but it's more about just hanging out with the band, and I love that.


    3. Christopher Sebela (Crowded)
    Crowdedhad one of the best character introductions I've seen in a long time. The first issue had personality bursting from the seams. We are only a few issues in, but I am fully invested in Charlie and Vita's story. Crowded #1 was the perfect example of how to do a first issue of a comic book!




    JAY


    1.) Kyle Higgins (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Kyle Higgins is MORPHINOMINAL! He has sent a call out to Ranger Nation like none have before him and we answered! With Shattered Grid he brought something we didn't even know we wanted then in Soul of The Dragon he made Tommy go from the God Ranger which was boring to a multi-dimensional real human who for the first time in a long time I really can say I loved Tommy.


    2.) Ryan Parrott (Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Ryan Parrott is prodigious! He really brought the characters back to Power Rangers. Yes he has the big fights, the flashy morphs, and all the standard alien fighting fare, but he manages to go deeper into them


    3.) C.S. Pacat (Fence)

    Simply put, C.S. Pacat is a genius! She made me not just interested but love fencing. She managed to get so much into each issue to where a simple panel with a few word balloons could tell all I needed to know about characters and those they are connected with. I have been reading comics for my whole life (that is a long time) and I never saw anyone do it with this level of skill.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Donnie Cates (Venom, Cosmic Ghost Rider, Marvel Knights)

    Who would have thought Donnie Cates would be one of the hottest Marvel writers of the year? Anything that he's written people enjoy. Titles such as Venom, Cosmic Ghost Rider, Marvel Knights, and Thanos have really impressed me.



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Ryan Parrott (Go Go Power Rangers)


    Best Male Lead


    KAT





    1. Spider-Man

    I'm so happy to see my all time favorite male superhero on the top of this list. Nick Spencer has such a refreshing take on the character that brought back a lot of my favorite aspects of the character with a new twist.


    2. Mister Miracle

    I never was a fan of Mister Miracle before this series, but that's all changed with Tom King! He made a story about a God one of the most relatable of 2018. I was instantly sucked in, and saw myself loving the character more and more with every new issue. It also didn't hurt how psychologically trippy King made the story.



    3. Nicolas (Fence)

    I always love a good underdog story, and Nicolas is such a fun underdog to follow! Fence is the PERFECT sports story. It hits every note you want from the genre. Every issue allows me to feel fully invested in the world of fencing, and that's what the best sports narratives should do. 


    CHRIS


    1. Superman

    Superman has gone through a lot this year but he’s pushed through it and continues to be the light that shines the way in the DCU.



    2. Batman

    Being stood up at the alter and being slowly broken by Bane. Batman’s had a hard year but he keeps pushing back against it all.



    3. Mikey (Birthright)

    Finally free from all evil influence, Mikey has finally reunited with his family and newborn daughter.


    JAY


    1.) Jason Lee Scott (Go, Go Power Rangers)

    2018 was the year of Jason Lee Scott! He was done so well in both series on different levels. Higgins really worked on Jason being the leader and how he dealt with that while Parrott focused on how his life was affected by that. We got to see him in two different blossoming relationships with Lauren Shiba and Trini Kwan where you want to see him with both, and that is coming from a long-term fan who always thought he should be with Trini. But the true creme de le creme comes from his deeply emotional and real story of his father being sick, I been there and I know how he feels and Parrott is doing such an honest job with it.


    2.) Stanford Yu (Mech Cadet Yu)

    Standford to me holds a special spot. This kid came out of nowhere and won me over! I rooted for him every issue, I felt his pain and I sahred in his triumphs, it takes a special character that can come along and grab me like that and Stanford done that.



    3.) Nicholas Cox (Fence)

    Nicholas Cox is a breath of fresh air. He is a character with such depth and the surface has only just been scratched. He is the underdog, but he doesn't let anything get him down he finds the positives in things and his exuberance is electric.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 





    1. Clint Barton (Old Man Hawkeye)


    Clint in the Old Man Hawkeye Series has been absolutely amazing. Clint trying to get revenge on his fallen Avengers has been a great journey and have I mentioned...he's been blind the entire time? Talk about tenacity.





    2. Peter Parker (The Amazing Spider-Man)


    Peter Parker has always been a favorite character of mine. He's such a relatable hero! He always deserves to be nominated for the favorite male lead.



    3. Bruce Wayne (Batman)

    Maybe not everybody can relate to Bruce however, you can always wish to be like Bruce Wayne. Come on he's a millionaire and has all those toys. Plus it's a bonus because you're Batman.






    Frontline Pick of the Year: Spider-Man


    Best Female Lead

    KAT






    1. Kimberly (Go Go Power Rangers, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers)

    Where do I start?!?! Kim had so many great moments this year. From the development of her complicated romance with Matt to the wonderful display of Ranger Slayer Kimberly. The Power Rangers' creative team has been able to show the strength of Kimberly's character without taking away any of her valley girl flair.




    2. Karolina (Runaways) 

    After so many years of Karolina's absence, it's so nice to have her character back on a monthly basis. She's trying to find her place in the group, while still continuing her college career. It's a nice change of pace to actually see a superhero go to college, even if we don't receive a ton of panel time with her actually attending classes. But, of course, Karolina's best storylines tend to be her romantic ones, and her story with Julie Power and Nico doesn't disappoint. I'm really glad Rainbow gave fans that time to flesh out Karolina's relationship with Julie, which had very little panel time up to this point.




    3. Spider-Gwen


    THE ANGST!! I've been a fan of Spider-Gwen's since the beginning, but I have to say Gwenom has to be my favorite story from the character. It's rare to see a creative team complete the run they want, and it's even rarer to have a completely satisfying ending. But Latour and Rodriguez somehow achieves this and more with their Gwenom arc.

    BRANT




    1. Faith (Faith)

    Faith Herbert, aka Zephyr (though rarely called that) is by far one of the best new characters over the past decade. At the hands of Jody Houser, she has become a standout character for Valiant and has gained critical acclaim. This is a character that feels like she could be anybody off the street, yet she rises to the occasion to be a hero because it's the right thing to do. It's as if Spider-Man was a comic and pop culture geek like me. But Faith is even more than that because she always puts her friends first and has heart of gold.


    CHRIS


    1. Kimberly (Power Rangers)

    Dealing with watching the man she cared about die, dealing with a shattered grid Kimberly is one of the strongest pink rangers to ever dawn the ranger suit!


    2. Batgirl

    Hitting a dark patch this year Barbra Gordon dealt with a lot this past year as well as the fear of being re-paralyzed. She is one of the strongest and smartest in the Bat family!



    3. Supergirl

    Since rebirth Supergirl has been a strong title and a strong character. Now she's off into space to find info out about Kryton's past and how Rogol Zarr is connected to it. Her stories in space have been a huge enjoyment to read.


    JAY


    1.) Rose (Rose)

    Rose is flawed. She doesn't know what she is doing, but she does know what is right and she does have the spirit of a warrior in her and that is why I love her so much. Rose is a character that comes along once in a generation, she encaptures your imagination, breaks boundaries and does so organically. She is strength and beauty fully realized.


    2.) Carol Danvers (Life Of Captain Marvel)

    This year Carol really came out and joined the big leagues but not in the events, not in her ongoing but through her mini-series The Life Of Captain Marvel, where we finally got to see Carol again and that made Captain Marvel a better character, and a stronger one.


    3.) Jean Grey (X-Men Red, Phoenix Resurrection)

    Jean Grey just happens to be my favorite female character in all of Marvel, and the best red-head in all of comics, yeah I said it! There is something special about Jean, she has a certain reserved strength, she doesn't have to go out and be on the front lines to show she is strong, she can do that with inspiring and helping others.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 






    1. Barbra Gordan (Batgirl)


    Barbara is a very strong female lead! She'll do whatever it takes to solve the case and don't forget she's a Gordon, and Gordon's never give up.







    2. Carol Danvers (Life of Captain Marvel)


    She's strong, she's part Kree, she's has cosmic powers, she's beautiful - what's not to like? Life of Captain Marvel was a wonderful mini-series that came out this year. Her learning more about her family added a lot of layers to the character than what we knew.



    3. Kate Bishop (West Coast Avengers)

    Kate Bishop has always been a favorite of mine. She was a sidekick to Clint (kind of), but now she leads her own team. Her trial and error as a team leader was a wonderful choice of direction for her.





    Frontline Pick of the Year: KJ (Paper Girls) 


    Best Villain

    KAT





    1. Lord Drakkon (Shattered Grid)

    This was a very easy pick for me this year. Kyle Higgins makes the brilliant move of transforming many people's favorite Power Ranger into the main villain of the franchise's biggest crossover event. A story that didn't disappoint.



    2. Coolgirl (Snotgirl)

    Lottie's complicated relationship with Coolgirl is one of my favorite aspects of the series. Like Lottie, we don't really know Coolgirl, just that she likes to cause trouble in Lottie's life. But somehow Lottie is still in love with her, even if she doesn't want to admit it. This toxic dynamic is what makes Coolgirl the perfect villain!


    3. Jahpo (Paper Girls)



    Yes - the same Jahpo the girls saved in prehistoric times is the main villain of Paper Girls. Now set out to destroy them. This brings for some interesting story beats. If the girls didn't time travel and meet Jahpo as a baby would the world be as devastating as it is now? Did the girls create their own villain? 




    CHRIS



    1. Lord Drakkon

    Tommy if he never joined the power rangers and went completely dark. A dark twisted character I never knew I’d love to hate!



    2. Batman Who Laughs

    At first I wasn’t a fan of the character or the event he was introduced in. However now with the Batman Who Laughs loose in the DCU he is a very dangerous villain not only to Batman but the entire Universe.



    3. Bishop (TMNT)

    You would think shredder is my most hated TMNT villain, but no Bishop I HATE. He is one evil guy with an entire army behind him. This is a character I love to hate every time he appears on a turtle book.




    JAY



    1.) Lord Drakkon (Shattered Grid)

    Lord Drakkon is the ultimate villain this year. He killed multiple versions of himself, Saba, Zordon, other Rangers, Rita, his best friend Finster Five and took over all of existence!


    2.) Rita Repulsa (Go Go Power Rangers)

    Rita was always a joke, let's face it. "I've got a headache" and the whining, surrounded by buffoons, she was never really a threat on the show. But then you give her over to Ryan Parrott and she becomes the true Mistress of Evil, she gives Lord Drakkon a run for his money.


    3.) Dr. Manhattan (DC Universe)

    What I love the most about Dr. Manhattan as the villain is that he is in the background he is that known force manipulating things right now but we don't have him on the field yet.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 





    1. Red Goblin (The Amazing Spider-Man)


    You can't ask any more of a Spider-Man villain! A mix between Carnage and Green Goblin, it doesn't get much more evil than that.







    2. Grand Master (Avengers No Surrender)


    Avengers: No Surrender is a series I feel that people enjoyed, but sadly also forgot about in the mix of the new Marvel relaunch. The Grandmaster had a wonderful plan as he used Earth as a game board. He even used his daughter to do his evil deeds. Oh did I mention he's an Eternal?!?!


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Lord Drakkon (Shattered Grid) 


    Best Supporting Character


    KAT


    1. Julie Power (Runaways)

    Julie Power is one of my favorite superheroes of all time, and it was pretty perfect to see her dating one of my other favorite superheroes. Even though they broke up, I really loved the time Rowell and Anka gave to this character. It was a nice ending to a chapter and shows how some relationships can crumble.


    2. Zoe (Ms. Marvel)

    WHY IS ZOE SO UNDERRATED?!? She's one of the most developed characters I've seen in YEARS. Zoe started out as a two-dimensional background mean girl that grew to be one of the best characters of the series. Last year it was revealed Zoe's mean girl act was just a mask to hide that she liked girls, and this year G. Willow Wilson had Zoe totally rip this mask off. Zoe has one of the best comic book coming out stories I've seen in recent years, and SHE EVEN BECAME MS. MARVEL. This girl needs more recognition!



    BRANT


    1. Gabby (All-New Wolverine, X-23)

    Gabby is a perfect example of a character that is basically a clone (literally in this case) of another popular character, but something completely original was done with her. Not feeling pain made Gabby bulletproof in other ways, leading her to speak her mind at all times. But other times, she's just a big kid. She gave heart and character to Laura.

    CHRIS



    1. Lois Lane

    Lois is the cornerstone in keeping Clark and her family together and strong. She has and always will be one of the strongest women in the DCU.


    2. April O’Neil

    Dealing with mutants, gods, and…aliens April is always working side by side with the turtles to keep the world safe from whatever threats come their way.


    3. Gabby

    Gabby is the perfect partner for Laura. There’s so much to love about Gabby from her personality to her abilities in the field.


    JAY


    1.) Matthew Cook (Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Matt is the unknown factor. Power Rangers has always been predictable. 1.) The evil villain sends a monster. 2.) The Rangers Morph defeat villain. 3.) The evil villain makes the monster grow. 4.) The Rangers call on their Zords and destroy the monster for good. We all know who the players are, if you are a Sixth Ranger in waiting, we know it. There were no unknowns in Power Rangers until Matt came along. Will he be a Ranger? He has everything a perspective Sixth Ranger should have, the history, the character development, the emotional story, he has it all. We have no clue and for that type of character to exist in this fandom is something major.


    2.) Jon Kent / Superboy (Action Comics, Superman)

    Jon brought new life into the Superman Mythos. His enthusiasm is just awesome and makes you enjoy comics again. He is something I didn't know Comics were missing until he showed up.


    3.) Gabby Kinney (All-New Wolverine, X-23, X-Men Red)

    I love Gabby! She is just a great ball of fun and joy to where I just know if she is in a book it is going to be an enjoyable read.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Kate Bishop (Old Man Hawkeye)

    Nothing different about Kate's character in the Old Man Hawkeye series. Still always bailing Clint out when he needs help.


    2. Selena Kyle (Batman) 

    Selena was a wonderful supporting character in the Batman book, and to tell you the truth is she was part of what made Batman so good this year. Without her in it, the series is not nearly as solid. This shows you how important a supporting character is to a series.


    3. Gabby All-New Wolverine

    Gabby is a breath of fresh air for Laura. Everything that comes out of her mouth is absolutely hilarious, and did I forget to mention that she's a pretty good fighter.



    Frontline Pick of the Year: Gabby (All-New Wolverine)


    Best Ongoing Series


    KAT


    1. Runaways 

    This is a series every month I literally couldn't wait for the next issue. Rowell and Anka have a perfect handle on these characters. The character work from both the script to the art is immaculate. I couldn't ask for a better creative team.



    2. Paper Girls

    The storytelling for Paper Girls is next level stuff! Every time I re-read this series or open a new issue I find new intricacies. I'm deeply invested in these girl's journeys, and the overall life themes Brian K. Vaughan portrays with his overall narrative.


    3. Go Go Power Rangers 

    Ryan Parrott showcases the perfect balance between superhero action and regular teenage issues that makes me fall deeper in love with these characters and the world of Power Rangers.
    BRANT


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man

    Eleven issues in, plus the last handful of issues from the previous run, and this is the best ASM has been in quite some time! Peter is back with MJ, the rest of the supporting cast is being sorted out, the addition of Boomerang has been a pleasant surprise, and finally, Spidey feels like Spidey again.


    2. Birthright

    This is one of my personal favorite series right now, and it's a series that has managed to reinvent itself a bit as the story progressed past the initial story of a boy lost in another world and presumed murdered by his father. At the core, it's a book about family and protecting those you love, but twisted up with some wicked magic and fantasy battles!


    3. WWE

    I could just leave this as "I'm a wrestling fan," but that doesn't do this book justice. Dennis Hopeless and Sergio Acuna have taken the in-ring storylines and personas of these superstars and made their struggles real to the point where you believe the stories and you're pulled into the narrative. Brilliant work.

    CHRIS


    1. Birthright

    My favorite series from Image, I was not expecting to like this series but I love it now. I rarely have anything bad to say about this book. Absolutely something I believe everyone should try.



    2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

    I love TMNT. Since its release it’s been an amazing series. It retells the original TMNT 80’s comic series so well and puts an awesome modern spin to it. Almost 100 issues long, I look forward to this book each and every month.



    3. The Amazing Spider-Man

    Nick Spencer has officially saved this series for me. Not saying I wasn’t happy with Dan Slott's run but I’m happy with the new direction Nick Spenser is taking the character and story in.


    JAY


    1.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (BOOM! Studios)

    This year, 2018 marked the 25th anniversary for the franchise and thanks to this comic it made it the biggest year for the franchise since the 1993-1995 era when the show first came out and everyone went nuts for it.



    2.) Mech Cadet Yu (BOOM! Studios)

    Mech Cadet Yu stole my heart this year! I loved meeting the cadets and the Robos, this is Greg Pak's best work to date, I hope it continues on like Fence is going to do in OGN/TPB form.


    3.) Fence (BOOM! Studios)

    Fence made me interested in fencing, which may not sound big, but fencing was like one step above golfing to me until this book came out. The true greatness of Fence is that the characters are so well developed, and every aspect of the book is utilized to its fullest to the point where a panel of a family lets you know what they are all like without a word spoken.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man

    The Amazing Spider-Man series has been definitely a surprise for me. It has consistently good writing and artwork. It's a fun story to read. Great to see Spidey and his supporting cast back in action again.



    2. Paper Girls

    Paper Girls has been a wonderful series to read. The coming-of-age story alone has proved time-and-time again that it's one of the best comic books out there and deserves the nomination.



    3. Venom
    Once again Venom is in my nominations as this is one of my favorite books. Donnie Cates proves that you can create more character depth with Eddie Brock and his relationship with the symbiote.


    Frontline Pick of the Year: The Amazing Spider-Man

    Best Mini-Series

    KAT


    1. Life of Captain Marvel

    This has to be one of my favorite Captain Marvel stories of not just this year, but of all time. Life of Captain Marvel forces Carol to stay grounded, and face the one hurdle she could never fly over - her family. It reworks Captain Marvel's origins without disrespecting what came before, which is no easy task.



    2.  Mister Miracle



    3. We Are The Danger

    You know you have a good mini-series on your hands when you wish the series was an ongoing. I love the dynamic of this band and slice of life feel to the series.

    BRANT



    1. Unnatural

    This beautifully illustrated book is something completely different and unique, that dances around social issues and societal acceptance, but doesn't get too heavy handed with it. There's murder, there's mystery, there's rich characters with complicated and secret histories, government interference, cults, love... this is a complex book that is fun to read and a pleasure to look at.

    CHRIS


    1. Barrier

    I really liked this mini-series, from book type to story. It was a really enjoyable and I’d definitely recommend it (mature readers).



    2. Batman: White Knight

    This was a really good mini series. I highly recommend this for Batman fans and general comic fans alike. Really excited to see what the sequel will be like. This was a really nice twist with Joker and Batman.



    3. Batman/TMNT 2

    Batman + Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles = AWESOME! The art and story was a perfect follow up to the first volume.


    JAY


    1.) The Life Of Captain Marvel (Marvel)

    The best Captain Marvel book period. This mini-series was better than any previous series we have gotten of Carol as Captain Marvel, the last time she was this interesting was in her Ms. Marvel series. The reason being is we got to see Carol, not Captain Marvel And Her Marvelous Friends.


    2.) Star Trek: The Next Generation - Through The Mirror (IDW)

    This is what Star Trek and IDW needed. I know the new Trek movies are divisive and I am one of those that didn't like it. Having nothing but that universe being used in comics etc was a huge mistake but then this came and it ushered a new era into the comics from IDW just like the show did for the franchise on the small screen.


    3.) Star Trek: The Next Generation - Terra Incognita (IDW)

    I loved this mini-series! I felt like I was watching lost episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation right in my hand, everything in this was true to Star Trek and it was AWESOME!


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Sentry
    I've never been a fan of Sentry, but Jeff Lemire twist on this story had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. This had a Black Hammer feel to it. A must-read.



    2. Venom First Host

    This should of have been the final story arc to Mike Costa and Mark Bagley’s run on Venom, but I guess Marvel really wanted Donnie Cates to get started on the series. So Marvel made this into a mini. The story had a more traditional Eddie Brock feel to it as he spawned another symbiote. Another wonderful series to read in trade.






    3. Batman: White Knight
    Wonderfully written story by Sean Murphy. The narrative focuses on the Joker becoming good and Batman paying for the crimes he did against the city.

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Batman: White Knight


    Best Event

    KAT


    1. "Shattered Grid"

    This is not only the best event of 2018, but one of the best events I've read in YEARS. It wasn't bloated with too many tie ins, but instead set up to tell a concise story. It was a pleasure to see an event focus more on the story than the money.


    2. "The Death of the Mighty Thor"

    I never was a big Thor fan until Jane Foster took up the mantle. This was a wonderful last chapter for the character to show exactly why Jane was always worthy to be the Mighty Thor. I hope we get to see more Jane Foster in 2019.



    3. "Flash War"

    "Flash War" truly made me a fan of Joshua Williamson's run on The Flash. The arc had a lot of WOW moments, especially towards the end, that I hope we get to see continued in 2019.


    CHRIS


    1. Heroes in Crisis

    I love a good mystery and this book has a great mix of action and mystery. Just when we finally get a few answers we get even more questions.



    2. Shattered Grid

    The first huge event for Power Rangers! I love how it reaches all across the morphin grid to many different ranger teams. An event no power ranger fan should miss.


    3. Doomsday Clock

    While I’m not happy about the series being bi-monthly it has been a really awesome crossover between Watchmen and the DCU. I can’t wait to see how it all ends in the coming year.


    JAY


    1.) Shattered Grid (BOOM! Studios)

    Again this event made the Power Rangers franchise bigger than it has been since it started 25 years ago! If you haven't read it, go read it, talk about making a fandom lose their collective shit, this event did that almost on a monthly basis.


    2.) Flash War (DC Comics)

    I have three words for you: Bart Allen, Impulse! Seeing him race through at the end was that moment where the fandom lost their shit all at once. But other than that the emotion from Wally's story was so deep and profound that it made the story all the better.


    3.) Extermination (Marvel Comics)

    I wasn't expecting to really love this event as much as I did, but between the death of Cable, the fixing of the time-displaced X-Men and the return of Cyclops I just loved it. That final issue man, I now like young Cable more than the original!


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Heroes in Crisis

    Even though this story is still going on, it's setting up to be a great mystery. It's a murder mystery showing what happens to heroes when they suffer through the everyday life of being a superhero. Where do they go? How do they cope?




    2. Extermination

    Extermination - heroes get killed and the young X-Men get captured. This story leaves you guessing on if the young X-Men will die, and if the hero that was killed will come back to life. Great artwork, and some wonderful action!



    3. Avengers: No Surrender

    A weekly series, and definitely much better than anticipated. The story had to do with The Grandmaster and the Black Order. We were also introduced to a new character by the name of Voyager. By the time this series ended a lot of fans enjoyed it and the sequel is being released in 2019. I can't wait!

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Shattered Grid

    Best New Series

    KAT


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man



    2. Crowded


     3. Life of Captain Marvel

    BRANT


    1. West Coast Avengers

    On paper, I thought I'd hate this book, save for Kate. It didn't sound like something that would interest me, but I couldn't have been more wrong! The dynamic of this team in particular just really works for me. Kelly Thompson has been able to take a list of second stringers and turn them into superstars and I can't wait to read every issue when it releases.


    2. Domino

    Gail Simone's version of Domino is the most interesting the character has ever been. I loved reading about her inner turmoil and struggles, getting to know her supporting cast, and going along with her on her journey to rediscovering herself.


    3. Adventures of the Super Sons

    This book is just plain fun! The Gang, Cabbie, Joker Jr., and the Super Sons. Kid version of Red vs. Blue Superboy? I mean, the rehashing done in this book is done in very clever, creative and fun ways, and it's fun to look at too!

    CHRIS


    1. Unnatural

    Honestly this series surprised me. I wasn’t sure I was going to enjoy it but I've been hooked since issue 1.



    2. Fantastic Four

    So happy to have the first family of Marvel back! What better way to kick a series off then to have an awesome reunion followed up by a wedding.

    3. The Amazing Spider-Man

    Like I said before Nick Spencer has brought new life into The Amazing Spider-Man. I’m very excited in seeing where Nick will take Spidey in the coming year.


    JAY


    1.) Fence (BOOM! Studios)

    I have been raving about this book all year. This is that book no one saw coming, the one that makes you really notice a creative team and shows that not everything in comics is recycled, sometimes you have that truly original idea that shines breaks out.


    2.) Adventures Of The Super Sons (DC Comics)

    The book I didn't know comics needed until we got it. Super Sons is that feel good book that allows you to remember that these books should be fun, that it is ok to smile and laugh when reading a comic book.


    3.) X-23 (Marvel) 

    I have been really loving this series, it has all the charm of All-New Wolverine, but manages to throw me new curveballs every issue.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


     1. The Amazing Spider-Man


    2. West Coast Avengers



    3. Venom


    Frontline Pick of the Year: The Amazing Spider-Man

    Best Under The Radar Series

    KAT


    1. Snotgirl


    2. Crowded


    3. We Are the Danger

    BRANT


    1. Crowded

    This book is an interesting exploration into the worlds of crowdfunding and reality TV. It speaks volumes of what our society could become left unchecked. But that's just the hook. The charm of the book is its characters, both the target Charlie and her bodyguard Vita, that have a very buddy cop like vibe that may just go even further than that. The art is funky in a good way, and the story never rests for a second!


    2. Ruinworld

    This was a very fun little mini-series from BOOM! Studios that saw cute anthropomorphic characters go on D&D style adventures. Derek Laufman's art was so good I sought him out on social media to follow him and see more of it. And the story was so much fun, I'm clamoring for a sequel!


    3. Wrong Earth

    The first offering from Ahoy Comics could have very well been a pitch for DC Comics. Take two versions of a superhero resembling Batman from the '60s TV series and the more modern Dark Knight and have them get stuck in each other's worlds? Man, talk about a crazy ride! This book has taken things in directions I never would have expected, and has landed in my Top 5 every issue thus far!

    CHRIS

    1. Unnatural

    As I mentioned before this series surprised me and I truly enjoy it.


    2. Rose

    Meredith Finch has done amazing work with her book. I really enjoy reading Rose’ journey.



    3. The Terrifics

    My absolute favorite DC Metal series! I really enjoy reading Mister Terrific and his group on their wild adventures.

    JAY


    1.) Fence (BOOM! Studios)

    This book should be at the top of everyone's pile every month. I think the thing that made me think I wouldn't like it kept people from grabbing it, the sport of fencing. I am so glad I gave the first issue a shot. The truth is, yes this is about fencing but it is also about friendships, and characters, and character, this books has many levels.


    2.) Rose (Image)

    Rose is a title that should get way more attention. This is by far the best fantasy genre book on the shelves. Finch has created a world in just over a year that is deeper and more developed than others that have had decades to build. The characters are so rich, deep and relatable that they take the fantasy and make it very real on multiple levels.


    3.) Red Hood And The Outlaws (DC Comics)

    I think a lot of people thought "oh another Outlaws book" and never gave this one a chance. I loved the relationship between Jason, Artemis, and Bizarro, from like #23 in this book has been on fire!



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Sideways




    2. Ice Cream Man



    3. Life of Captain Marvel


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Rose


    Best One-Shot

    KAT


    1. What If Flash Thompson Became Spider-Man? #1

    Flash Thompson keeps hitting me in the feels! Of course with his death in The Amazing Spider-Man, and this issue where Flash Thompson realizes he's not the hero he once thought he was.


    2. Secret Weapons #0

    It's always been hard for me to get into Valiant comics because there feels to be so much history when jumping into an issue 1, but Secret Weapons #0 on the other hand was the perfect jumping on point. I loved how Eric Heisserer takes the reader day by day to help learn how a normal girl like Nikki became special.


    CHRIS


    1. Sandman Universe #1

    This was a perfect introduction into the Sandman U. Perfect set up for each of the series surrounding the dreaming/sandman.



    2. Super Sons Dynomutt Special

    Fun crossover with the Super Sons and Dynomutt/Blue Falcon. After reading this one shot I can totally see Blue Falcon and Dynomutt as part of the DC Universe…kinda hope it becomes cannon.


    JAY


    1.) Super Sons / Dynomutt Special #1

    This was the surprise hit for me. DC has done a few of these and yeah they are fun, but more like fluff, stuff you can grab and read without investing anything but a few chuckles at, until this one. The emotional story of Dynomutt and Blue Falcon (two of my favorite Hanna Barbera characters) makes you take notice and demand an ongoing for them!


    2.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Shattered Grid #1 (BOOM! Studios)

    The epic conclusion to the epic first-ever comic crossover event in the franchise, and it was MORPHENOMINAL! I loved the Easter Eggs and the little gems of symbolism in the art, like the spirits of the Falcon and Tiger behind Drakkon,


    3.) What If.... Peter Parker Became The Punisher? #1

    This was the best of the What If... books for me because it made me want to know more about the character and the world, I didn't want the one-shot to be all I got from it.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. X-Men Black Emma Frost


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Super Sons/Dynomutt Special #1

    Best Single Issue

    KAT




    1. Runaways #8

    Even if Julie and Karolina's relationship didn't last very long on the printed page. I really appreciate that Rainbow Rowell gave them a satisfying ending. P.S. Kris Anka's design for Julie Power was on point!



    2. Ms. Marvel #29

    Bruno is back, but he's not the only person to return to Kamala's life - Doc X is back, but this time as a mean girl who's 10x worse than Zoe's old mean girl self. This issue was one of my favorites because it brought the supporting cast back together, and allowed everyone to really shine. I also liked that Zoe pretty much had a crush on her previous self, and by the end it becomes a really strong arc for her.



    3. Runaways #12

    This is everything I ever wanted in a Nico and Karolina issue with the added bonus of a Gert and Victor romance I never knew I wanted until now. I was especially impressed with how Anka and Rowell tie in Karolina's coming out scene from Runaways Volume 2 to this issue as Nico finally figures out her feelings for Karolina. That kiss will be remembered forever!

    CHRIS


    1. Action Comics 1000

    A wonderful retrospect of Superman through the years! Truly deserving of its 1000 issues, and the first ever comic to reach 1000.



    2. Batman Damned #1

    Despite the controversy surrounding this first issue, this is a really awesome first issue introducing the new black label line. Has Batman finally snapped and killed the Joker?!



    3. TMNT Macro Series: Michelangelo #1

    My favorite of the 4 macho series! Mikey has always been the heart of the Turtle family, and I love how he finally stood up to his father in these dark times.


    JAY


    1.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25

    No one saw this one coming! Lord Drakkon rams Saba through Tommy, the untouchable, the God Ranger, and yet Lord Drakkon killed him, and it was everything building up to that also. The emotional beats were so on the mark with Kim and him, having her running back to get that first kiss only to find him being stabbed, then Jen arriving and that realization for her that she is too late. DAMN!


    2.) Mech Cadet Yu #12

    Everything was building up to this issue. For a year we got to know Sanford and the rest of the cadets along with their Robos and the final fight was fought and won. But it was the ending that really got me, visiting his father's grave and having him and Park connect and see the Robos honoring their fallen, just perfection.


    3.) Heroes In Crisis #1

    I loved this issue! We were told that one hero would die in this issue ok, we were expecting that, then King went and massacred over 20 heroes, and left you with your jaw dropped at who he killed off. The scene with Wonder Woman closing Wally's eye was just bone-chilling.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man #800


    Frontline Pick of the Year: The Amazing Spider-Man #800

    Best Graphic Novels

    KAT


    1. The Loud House: Live Life Loud

    With every new volume these Loud House graphic novels get better and better. I especially love the inclusion of characters that haven't had a lot of screen time on the show yet, like Sam, getting some love here. WE NEED MORE SAM!



    2. My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies

    I love this creative team, and they do not disappoint with My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies as they romanticize this girl's relationship with drugs by actually telling a story about mother and daughter.

     
    3. Legend of Korra Turf Wars Part 3

    This was a great first story arc to hopefully a lot more Legend of Korra stories. MORE KORRASAMI PLEASE!

    CHRIS


    1. Section Zero

    Tom Grummet and Karl Kelsil deliver an awesome new alien tale. I was hooked from the Kickstarted and loving this OGN. Hoping for a Volume 2 soon!



    2. The Undertaker OGN

    Truly enjoyed reading Undertaker throughout the years from beginning to present day.


    JAY


    1. Legend Of Korra Turf Wars Book 3

    I just got into Legend of Korra having only just watched the show and this was a great conclusion to the first continuation of the series in OGN form.


    2. Legend Of Korra Turf Wars Book 2

    This was a great addition to the show itself adding more to the characters and the world of Avatar.


    3. Destiny NY Vol 2

    Pat Shand's Destiny NY is a rich creative world that I am thoroughly enjoying. I backed this on Kickstarter and upon receiving my copy I read it in a matter of an hour because it is that good that I couldn't put it down. Looking forward to Vol 3!


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Undertaker

    Best Publisher

    KAT


    1. Image Comics

    The sheer variety and quality this company comes out with should be celebrated! Crowded, Snotgirl, and Paper Girls are only a few comics I really enjoyed from Image this year.


     

    2. BOOM! Studios

    BOOM! had a wonderful year with injecting a fresh new take to our favorite franchises like Power Rangers, and also with their original creations like Fence.


    3. Marvel

    Marvel had some good improvements this year, and still has a number of my favorite comics that I literally can't wait to read every month.

    BRANT


    1. Marvel Comics

    We give them a lot of flack for choices they make with certain titles or characters, but at the end of the day, Marvel landed in my #1 spot each week more times than any other publisher. That tells me that despite any issues I had, they still made the books I enjoyed with the characters I loved more often than they didn't, and that makes them deserving of the nod for me personally.


    2. BOOM! Studios

    I don't think anyone here at Comic Frontline can deny the stellar year BOOM! Studios has had in 2018, with hit after hit for us. So many great series from them this year that had Marvel not proven itself from my weekly rankings, they would have taken the nod from me. Just the sheer amount of new, solid and diverse offerings they produced would be enough to take notice.

    CHRIS


    1. DC Comics


    2. IDW Publishing


    3. BOOM! Studios


    JAY


    1.) BOOM! Studios

    BOOM! I have been saying all year is the publisher to watch and my favorite of the year. They delivered some of my favorite series of all time with Power Rangers (MMPR & GGPR), Fence, and Mech Cadet Yu. They never stopped pushing the boundaries and launched exciting and fun series like Sparrowhawk and Ruinworld. Not to mention them really grabbing some big titles with Firefly and Buffy The Vampire Slayer I don't see them slowing down in 2019.


    2.) DC Comics

    DC Comics for me has been consistently good this year. I always find at least one book from them in my Top 5 on Frontline LIVE every week, and they always make my panels in our Top 5 Panels on Comic Frontline every week as well. With great talents like Tom King, Geoff Johns, Peter J. Tomasi and more, this was a hell of a year for DC.


    3.) IDW Publishing

    IDW really stepped up their game this year, a lot of great stuff came out, including the Transformers Unicron event and their Star Trek: The Next Generation Mirror Universe mini-series.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Marvel Comics



    2. Image Comics


    3. BOOM! Studios


    Frontline Pick of the Year: BOOM! Studios

    Best Moment

    KAT


    1. MJ and Peter Get Back Together (The Amazing Spider-Man

    Finally! Spidey fans have been waiting too long for this.


    2. Karolina and Nico Kiss (Runaways)

    I just love everything about this, and how much character work that went into the art and writing of this scene.



    3. Flash Thompson's Death (The Amazing Spider-Man)

    What a way for Dan Slott to take his final bow! I teared up with this whole scene.
    BRANT


    1. Peter & MJ Back Together Again!

    Amazing Spider-Man hasn't been the same without the relationship of Peter & MJ. Thank you, Nick Spencer, for making that dream of them reuniting a reality!

    CHRIS



    1. Doctor Manhattan Appears in Doomsday Clock
    It only took so many issues but we finally see Doctor Manhattan! Batman recognizes him for a brief moment as well which was interesting.

    2. Pete and MJ Back together
    FINALLY!!! Fans have only been asking for this for years, glad Marvel or at least Nick Spencer is listening.


    JAY


    1.) The Rangers Assemble To Take On Drakkon (MMPR #30)

    I loved this moment! All the Rangers rained down outside of the Command Center in their colors looked like a meteor shower, the visual was so powerful, then to see them all just there together, united made the moment so much more powerful. Think that was as strong as it gets? WRONG! Power Morphicon 2018 comes around and we got the Shattered Grid LIVE reading and hearing David Fielding speak as Zordon again and watch that table read made it even grander.


    2.) M.J. & Peter Get Back Together (The Amazing Spider-Man #1)

    This is something we all agreed on! Peter and M.J. getting back together took too damn long and Spencer better not pull the rug or go in half way, One More Day needs to be fixed and Spencer seems to be the right person for that job.


    3.) Flash Thompson's Eulogy (The Amazing Spider-Man #800)

    I know a lot of the Frontliners chose Flash's death as their greatest moment, but I saw nothing "great" in the death of a beloved character, but his Eulogy from Peter was. This was one of the most heart-warming, and heart-touched moments in comics.



    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 

    1. Mary Jane getting back together with Peter Parker (Amazing Spider-Man)



    2. Flash Thompson’s Death (Amazing Spider-Man)


    Frontline Pick of the Year: MJ and Peter Get Back Together (The Amazing Spider-Man #1

    Best Comic Cover

    KAT



    1. Runaways #8

    I love the attention of detail that went into this cover, and THOSE OUTFITS! Making Julie's costume a t-shirt was flawless.



    2. Go Go Power Rangers #11 (Ranger Slayer Variant)

    I love these helmet variants, but this Ranger Slayer one is my favorite.



    3. Paper Girls #25

    I love the angling here and Mac going on her tippy toes to kiss KJ.
    BRANT


    1. Supergirl #19 Artgerm Variant

    I have always loved this costume for Supergirl, and Artgerm's variants are top of the stack!

    CHRIS



    1. Supergirl #23



    2. Action Comics #1000



    JAY


    1.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #26

    The most shocking moment of the year, right there on the cover. Kimberly holding the lifeless Tommy in her arms with Jen arriving and they kept this cover secret until after #25 was released, made that moment a double gut punch to the fans.


    2.) Deathstroke #33 (Variant)

    A very small face cover but the message and thought are so powerful seeing Damian with Slade's mask on sends chills through you.


    3.) Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #11

    The simple yet powerful image of the Ranger Slayer and the Gravezord with Pink Ranger and the Pterodactyl Zord reflected on the ground was so beautiful.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 


    1. Batgirl #28 Variant



    2. Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #1 Ghost Spider Variant




    3. Super-Girl #18 Artgerm Variant


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Deathstroke #33


    Best Variant Cover


    CHRIS



    1. Go Go Power Rangers #11 (Ranger Slayer Variant) 




    2. Action Comics #1000 (90's Dan Jurgens)



    3. Spider-Gwen #1 (Marvel Battle Lines)


    JAY


    1.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #29 (HyperForce Variant)

    You thought the GGPR WonderCon Variant was good, and it was, then comes SDCC 2018 and we get this one! Not only do we have the whole team here including the new Green HyperForce Ranger, but they have their helmets off and the way they were shown highlighted their moments and their personalities perfectly!


    2.) Saban's Go, Go Power Rangers #8 (HyperForce Variant)

    I got into HyperForce big time, it was the Power Rangers series the fans have been waiting for, for years! Then came WonderCon 2018 and we get the ultimate reward a variant cover with the team on it along with the news that they will be a part of Shattered Grid!



    3.) Supergirl #19 Artgerm Variant

    Artgerm knocked it out of the park all year long, and honestly, we could have filled our individual nominations with nothing but his work and it those places would have earned. But it was this cover that stood out to me because of the beauty and grace displayed and the fact that it managed to capture both Linda Danvers (comics) and Kara In-Ze (Animated Universe) perfectly.


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Deathstroke #33 Variant

    Best Indie Title
    KAT


    1. Paper Girls



    2. Go Go Power Rangers


    3. Snotgirl



    BRANT






    1. Birthright

    There were a lot of great books this year, but for me, Birthright still stands just a little above the rest. It has everything I look for in a comic series and has yet to let me down.


    CHRIS



    1. Birthright
    My favorite series from Image, I was not expecting to like this series but I love it now. I rarely have anything bad to say about this book. Absolutely something I believe everyone should try.



    2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

    I love TMNT. Since its release it’s been an amazing series. It retells the original TMNT 80’s comic series so well and puts an awesome modern spin to it. Almost 100 issues long, I look forward to this book each and every month.



    3. Saga

    This is such an amazing tale. I truly enjoy this series each and every time it comes out. What I truly like about this title is sometimes you never see what's coming until it happens.


    JAY


    1.) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (BOOM! Studios)

    As a Power Rangers Fan, I feel like we finally got the Power Rangers we have been asking for, for 25 years!


    2.) Mech Cadet Yu (BOOM! Studios)

    Greg Pak saved his best for his original series and had me gushing every single issue of this masterpiece.


    3.) Fence (BOOM! Studios)

    The book I never thought I would love had me raving about every single issue, not one of them below 4 1/2 stars.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 




    1. Ice Cream Man


    2. Paper Girls



    3. Saga

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Birthright


    Best New Character



    KAT


    1. Ranger Slayer (Go Go Power Rangers)
    I love Kimberly even more after this rendition of her character. She has to jump many hurdles, but these challenges only make her a stronger character.



    2. Other Tiffany (Paper Girls)

    Other Tiffany is a future that Tiffany could have never imagined. Is this a result of the Paper Girls growing apart? 


    3. Vita (Crowded)
    Sebela does such a great job with character work in Crowded. Charlie and Vita feel like people because Sebela establishes a history that doesn't have to be over explained about these characters.



    CHRIS


    1. Kimberly Ranger Slayer

    Kimberly (Ranger Slayer) has been through a lot in her life time. Since her introduction she’s been an amazing new character to read about.



    2. Sideways

    Derek's only had his powers a short time but he’s already getting into trouble. Sideways reminds me of DC’s answer to Spider-Man.



    3. Spider-Man PS4 U


    A new spin on the Spider-Man tale, at least this time not in origin, but what followed after. So far we’ve only seen him in Spider-Geddon, comic wise, but still a really good story.



    JAY



    1.) Ranger Slayer (Go, Go Power Rangers)

    Evil Rangers are nothing new, ones under spells are even less so, but Ryan Parrott managed to create the Ranger Slayer and make her so interesting that she may be the best Evil Ranger-turned good that ever existed. The emotional depth and damage he gave this Kimberly from the Coinless Universe made her so intriguing and engaging.


    2.) Nicholas Cox (Fence)

    Nicolas is an amazing character he embodies the best of both Clark Kent and Peter Parker while being wholly original. There is something so genuine about the character that you just have to like him, he is the ultimate underdog, and I come from the city of the underdog, which just makes him that much more endearing.


    3.) Spider-Kid (Spider-Force)

    We all know all of the Peter Parkers from across the multiverse, the same story with little sins on them, but Uncle Ben is always the heart of it. He is always the one that inspires him to be Spider-Man, to step up and be the hero, but not here. Peter's relationship with (the still alive) Uncle Ben isn't what we know, Ben is different so much so that Peter changed his name to Charlie Parker and ran away from his family to get away from Ben. But at the core the same Peter Parker is there we get the quips and the good heart, seeing him made me want to see him even more. I need a series with him in it every month, and that costume is the best one we have seen in years!


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 






    1. Red Goblin






    2. Sideways






    3. Roundhouse

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Ranger Slayer

    Best Couple



    KAT


    1. Nico & Karolina (Runaways)

    I'm so happy to have Nico and Karolina as an official couple!

     
    2. KJ & Mac (Paper Girls)

    I really like the unique spin that Brian K. Vaughan put on KJ & Mac's relationship as KJ knew that they were going to kiss before they kissed. So it was all about the lead up where Mac is also starting figure out her feelings.



    3. MJ & Peter (The Amazing Spider-Man)

    Thank you Marvel for finally listening to the fans and getting these two back together! I'm glad I get to read new stories with my favorite comic book couple of all time.

    CHRIS


    1. Lois and Clark

    The comic universe’ best couple in my opinion. Lois brings out the best in Clark and Clark in Lois. Their love transcends even a soft universe reboot.

    2. MJ and Pete

    The couple that never should have been broken up. Pete and MJ just have always belongs together in my eyes.



    3. Gambit and Rogue


    Now married, I couldn’t think of a better x-couple to be a Mr. and Mrs. Gambit and Rogue always shared an…interesting past, really happy they tied the knot this year.


    JAY


    1.) Lois & Clark (Action Comics, Superman)

    The ultimate couple in comics. I know it is a cliche but they complete each other. They aren't perfect, they have the problems every couple has (well every comic book couple) but yet they manage to work it and thrive on it. Lois never feels like the damsel in distress, she is as heroic as her husband.


    2.) Joe & Bess Nancy Drew

    This is a couple that you'd never put together, he is Mr. Popular "pretty boy" she is the "awkward best friend" but like most of those types, Bess is just pure awesomeness! She challenges Joe, and inspires him but never allows him to outshine her, when she is there she is all you notice, and you see why Joe fell for her.


    3.) Batman & Catwoman (Batman)

    This is a couple that has done this dance on and off over the decades but I never really got invested in them until Tom King made me see that they are worthy of that investment. He made the Bat and the Cat a couple to root for.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 

    1. Peter Parker Mary Jane




    2. Batman and Catwoman



    3. Gambit and Rouge



    Frontline Pick of the Year: MJ and Peter

    Best Shocking Moment

    KAT


    1. Marko's Death (Saga)

    As a veteran comic book reader there aren't many things that will truly shock you, but I really didn't see this coming. This is one of the guttiest moves I've seen in a long time from a writer.


    2. Kitty Leaves the Altar (X-Men Gold)

    A very hot topic in the comic community this year, but I think Kitty did the right thing.



    3. Flash Thompson's Death (The Amazing Spider-Man #800)

    I truly teared up with this scene.



    CHRIS



    1. Tommy Oliver Dies

    Truly did not see this coming and when it hit it was like my childhood was stabbed as well. Never expected to see Tommy actually killed off by his evil self.


    2. Flash Thompson’s Death

    A heroes sacrifice - this was both a shocker and heart breaking moment for all fans of Flash Thompson. I believe we will see him again some day hopefully soon.



    3. Kandor is destroyed

    The last city of Krypton destroyed in an instant by Rogul Zaar. Another moment readers never saw coming until it happened. I was left speechless, the one thing I never expected to see in Superman…hopefully this will be undone somehow.


    JAY



    1.) Drakkon Stabs Tommy (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #25)

    Tommy Oliver and Jason David Frank have become the face of the Power Rangers franchise and to see him die was something I never thought I'd see. Then there is the way he died with Saba being run through him by an older darker version of himself was just so intense.


    2.) Wally West Is Dead (Heroes In Crisis #1)

    The gutsiest death in Heroes In Crisis which says a lot given how many deaths were in the issue. Again seeing Wonder Woman closing his eyes was so strikingly powerful.


    3.) Nightwing Is Shot In The Head (Batman #55)

    Dick Grayson is one of the most known and beloved characters in all of comics and when we saw him shot in the head it was like a part of the innocence of comics was lost.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 




    1. Flash Thompson’s Death in The Amazing Spider-Man




    2. Carol's Mom Is A Kree (Life Of Captain Marvel)

    Frontline Pick of the Year: Marco’s Death (Saga #54)

    Most Improved Series


    KAT


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man

    It's nice to have a fresh voice for the character.

     
    2. Captain Marvel

    Life of Captain Marvel is one of the best Captain Marvel stories I've read in years.

      
    3. Batgirl

    This series reminds me why I love Barbara Gordon as a character! The new creative team brilliantly blends the New 52 Burnside Batgirl with Gail Simone's version of the character that deals with Barbara's PTSD head on.


    CHRIS


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man

    New team and new direction, this has been an enjoyable series since it’s relaunch.

    2. Batgirl

    Really happy we’ve moved away from the purple Batgirl and back to a more traditional Batgirl. The new team is really bringing the Batgirl book back to its original feel.



    JAY



    1.) Teen Titans

    Since the New 52 I couldn't get into the Teen Titans, that magic the team always had was missing until now! This new team of Robin, Kid Flash, Red Arrow, and newcomers Djinn, Crush and Roundhouse found that same magic that gave us great runs like the original team, New Teen Titans and Geoff Johns run. This book is now a must read on my list.


    2.) Red Hood And The Outlaws / Red Hood: Outlaw

    This title has had a few volumes but none seemed to find that right hook until now. It started with the chemistry between Artemis, Bizarro and Jason Todd then continued in the powerful character driven soft reboot Red Hood: Outlaw.


    3.) The Amazing Spider-Man

    Peter Parker and The Amazing Spider-Man has been feeling the same way he did in the time leading up to the Clone Saga. He wasn't himself, his supporting cast has been missing and with them, the heart of Spider-Man was missing until Spencer came on the title and brought that old feeling back.





    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 





    1. The Amazing Spider-Man






    2. Batgirl




    3. Teen Titans


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Red Hood: Outlaw


    Best #1 Issue


    KAT






    1. The Amazing Spider-Man #1




    2. The Life of Captain Marvel #1


    3. Crowded #1




    BRANT




    1. Amazing Spider-Man #1

    All I can say is that it was a breath of fresh air. Wonderful writing that brought Pete and cast back down to Earth, resembling the character I know and love. And the art of Ottley was a welcome change!


    CHRIS


    1. The Amazing Spider-Man #1

    A new direction and feel to Spidey. I’m really enjoyed reading this first issue and it really excited me for what was to come next.



    2. Heroes in Crisis #1

    Heroes dead, 2 possible suspects and the trinity is on the case. I really liked how this series was set up in this issue. I love a good mystery.



    3. Fantastic Four #1

    The first family returns. Just as Johnny and Ben are coming to terms they may never see the family again the family puts out a call. Also Ben is engaged!



    JAY



    1.) Adventures Of The Super Sons #1

    The Gang is one of the best additions to the DC Universe in a while, and I love the spins on the characters. Now we jsut need Lex to meet Rex!


    2.) Fantastic Four #1

    The Fantastic Four was gone for such a long time that the heart didn't grow fonder, it grew hungry for them and when they returned a scream of cheer rung out with them.


    3.) The Amazing Spider-Man #1

    Like I said before there was something missing in Spider-Man and in this one issue we got it all back.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 





    1. Amazing Spider-Man #1






    2. Fantastic Four #1


    3. Heroes In Crisis #1


    Frontline Pick of the Year: The Amazing Spider-Man #1


    Best Friendship


    KAT







    1. The Paper Girls (Paper Girls)


    It's beautiful to watch these characters grow together!





    2. The Runaways (Runaways)

    The mix of these diverse personalities as a family is perfection, and always has been! Thank you Marvel for giving us a monthly series again!




    3. Zoe, Gabe, Nakia, Mike (Ms. Marvel)

    I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Kamala's supporting cast makes her book!


    CHRIS



    1. Jon and Damien

    Like their fathers truly they are the world's finest teens. They bring out the best in one another.





    2. Bruce and Clark

    Truly world's finest! Their friendship is that of legend. It's the strongest in any universe.






    3. Pete and Boomerang

    I really like the friendship that started developing with Pete and Boomerang. I hope in the coming year we get to see it develop more!



    JAY



    1.) Jon & Damien (Super Sons / Adventures Of The Super Sons)

    Man the friendship between Jon and Damien has brought my love and joy for comics back. So often we can become overly critical and perhaps a been jaded in this medium, but these two make you remember what it was like the first time you held that book in your hands and read your first comic book. Their chemistry rivals that of any other friendship.


    2.) Stanford & Buddy (Mech Cadet Yu)

    Nothing matches the friendship like that between a boy and his dog, or so the saying goes, but Sanford and Blue's friendship surpasses that. This friendship makes you think of what makes a true friend.


    3.) Jason & Roy (Red Hood And The Outlaws)

    I never liked this friendship because of my connection to the Roy/Dick/Wally/Garth/Donna bond until Roy died. That moment when Jason stood on the side of the road and called his friend to leave a message on his voicemail was really powerful and I truly felt they had a serious bond on the level of the original Teen Titans.


    MIKE SPIDER SLAYER 






    1. Jon and Damian






    2. Clint Barton & Kate Bishop


    3. Peter and Boomerang


    Frontline Pick of the Year: Damian and Jon (Adventures of Super Sons)



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    Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/26/18

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    Welcome Comic Frontline's Top 5 Panels! This is where the Frontline Six unite to pick their Top 5 comic panels from the week, and then you guys get to vote below which panel was your favorite. In next week's post, we will announce the winner from the poll.

    Fan Panel Pick From Last Week - Spider-Geddon #5 - The Other




    KAT


    5. Fantastic Four #5 - Clobber ‘Em


    Classic!


    4. Fantastic Four #5 - What’s Next For Me


    I really enjoyed this deep talk between Ben and Johnny.


    3. Fantastic Four #5 - This Brother/Or the Part When You Got Punched in the Face


    I love their friendship!

    2. Fantastic Four #5 - Twinkle Toes


    A dynamic we don't get to see enough of and is way too underrated.


    1. Fantastic Four #5 - My Highest Priority


    Sometimes Reed is paying attention!


    BRANT

    Honorable Mention - X-Force #1 - Tick Tick Tick BOOM! 



    Boom Boom was great in this backup story, and I loved how nonchalantly she called the ambulance and then the fire trucks after blowing up the building.


    5. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Now THAT would be embarrassing




    Reed's lack of common sense is so beautifully accurate here and in the next panel as the three just stare at him blankly. Great and funny scene.

    4.  X-Force #1 - WE... are NOT most mutants


    This was a chilling scene from Domino in my opinion. Explaining how most mutants are good, but that THEY are the ones humans are terrified of was brilliant and telling of the series going forward.

    3. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Or the Part When You Got Punched in the Face/This Brother



    A touching moment between Johnny and Ben capped off with a humorous line. The perfect brotherly conversation there.

    2. Superior Spider-Man #1 - I'm Not STUPID


    Anna Marie figures it out fairly quickly that Tolliver is Otto and lets him have it. Great scene!

    1. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Not Today


    Wow, this scene was one of the best scenes in FF history if you ask me. Reed is ALWAYS distracted and missing important cues and moments, as is illustrated in this issue many times. But in this very important moment, he chooses to say NO. We're not messing this up, it's too big, too important. I LOVE this scene, and it really speaks to the family that is the Fantastic Four!

    JAY

    5. Marvel Action: Avengers #1 - Left Hanging...


    Captain Marvel left Thor hanging on a high five, I love it. Not everything needs to be super important or serious.


    4. Superior Spider-Man #1 - Cast Once Too Many Times!


    All of us on Frontline LIVE have mocked Otto for constantly saying "The Dies Is Cast", and now it comes to bite him. How poetic.


    3. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Every Day I'm Hustlin'


    LOL have to love this, even Rocket lost all his clothes to Thundra!


    2. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Meshugana!


    LOL, Uncle Jake can deal with all the crazy stuff in their life but not the kids suddenly being teenagers. This is a great message to the fans who complained about it!

    1. Fantastic Four #5/650 - Ever-Lovin, Sweet Petunia!


    You can not have this wedding without sweet Aunt Petunia! I love that we got this reunion moment with them, it long overdue. I hope we see more of Aunt Petunia and Uncle Jake!


    Top 5 Panels Of The Week - 12/26/18

    Fantastic Four #5 - Clobber ‘Em
    Fantastic Four #5 - What’s Next For Me
    Fantastic Four #5 - This Brother/Or the Part When You Got Punched in the Face
    Fantastic Four #5 - Twinkle Toes
    Fantastic Four #5 - My Highest Priority
    Fantastic Four #5/650 - Now THAT would be embarrassing
    X-Force #1 - WE... are NOT most mutants
    Superior Spider-Man #1 - I'm Not STUPID
    Fantastic Four #5/650 - Not Today
    Marvel Action: Avengers #1 - Left Hanging...
    Superior Spider-Man #1 - Cast Once Too Many Times!
    Fantastic Four #5/650 - Every Day I'm Hustlin'
    Fantastic Four #5/650 - Meshugana!
    Fantastic Four #5/650 - Ever-Lovin, Sweet Petunia



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    Frontline Reviews For The Week Of December 26, 2018 - Marvelous Year Ending!

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    MARVEL ACTION: AVENGERS #1 
    Written By: Matthew K. Manning
    Art By: Jon Sommarvia
    Colors By: Photobunker
    Letters By: Christa Miesner
    Cover By: Jon Sommarvia
    Variant Covers By: Various Artists
    Price: $3.99



    The Avengers Assemble when Tony Stark is kidnapped by A.I.M. but that isn't the only threat they will have to face. This is a part of a new line of Marvel comics produced by IDW Publishing geared towards all-ages much in the same way their animated series on Disney XD have been as of late. This issue is fun with action and adventure right from the go, but as a first issue it doesn't set up who the characters are, which is something I think is needed especially for an all-ages book. But that doesn't make this any less entertaining. The book has all the super heroics you want in an Avengers story with some light-hearted humor, good old humor, and not bogged down by continuity. While this isn't an adaptation of the Animated Avengers series, it does share similar style so if you are a fan of those series and some fun this may be the series for you, it is for me! ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
    Verdict: 4 Stars





    FANTASTIC FOUR #5/#650 
    "4-Minute Warning" 
    Written By: Dan Slott
    Art By: Aaron Kuder
    Colors By: Marte Gracia & Erick Arciniega

    "Change Partners" 
    Art By: Michael Allred
    Colors By: Laura Allred

    "Guys Nights Out"
    Art By: Adam Hughes
    Letters By: VC's Joe Caramagna
    Cover By: Esad Ribic
    Variant Covers By: Various Artists
    Price: $7.99



    The day is finally here, Benjamin Jacob Grimm and Alicia Reiss Masters get married, but not without some shenanigans. This issue was a long time coming and it was worth it. Dan Slott really knows the First Family of Comics and it is showcased here with some flashbacks and some wedding prep. I loved how Reed was his usual distracted self but like always we find out that those distractions come back and save the day for Ben and Alicia. The brotherly bond with Johnny and Ben was very touching while the bond he shares with Sue is just as strong and touching. But this issue wasn't just about the wedding we do get a little bit more about the 4 Yancy Street Headquarters and some of the family dynamics. The art was rough at points with some teams not being my favorite, but even they were at the top of their games. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
    Verdict: 4 ½ Stars



    SUPERIOR SPIDER-MAN #1
    Written By: Christos Gage
    Pencils By: Mike Hawthorne
    Inks By: Wade Von Grawdadger
    Colors By: Jordie Bellaire
    Letters By: VC's Clayton Cowles
    Cover By: Travis Charest
    Variant Covers By: Various Artists
    Price: $3.99



    The die has been cast again as the Superior Spider-Man sets up shop in San Francisco, but how long can his true identity be kept a secret? I know Slott's Superior Spider-Man was controversial, but I liked it as a work unto itself, it was a strong story and Gage has taken that baton and kept it going strong. This first outing has a lot of set up that leaves you wanting more. This is how you do a new-reader friendly first issue while not retreading and recapping things for long-time readers. The use of flashbacks was nicely done and used in the right amounts. The art is very tight. The creative team on this book were nicely selected as you feel like this is the organic continuation of Otto's Superior story in both script and visual. ~ Jay @ComicBookTheate
    Verdict: 4 ¼ Stars



    X-FORCE #1
    Written By: Ed Brisson
    Art By: Dylan Burnett
    Colors By: Jesus Aburtov, Juanan Ramirez
    Letters By: CV’s Cory Petit
    Price: $4.99




    Spinning out of Extermination is the return of X-Force. You thought all the young X-Men characters went back to their time, well don’t worry we still have a young Cable running around, and the X-Force team are on the case. If you’re a lifelong X-Force fan you’ll enjoy this as the team has a clear espionage mission, but as someone who has never been interested in this side of the X-Men, I can’t say this issue grabbed me. It’s a little bit too much by the numbers for me to become invested in this team or their mission. The story has a classic feel, but Dylan Burnett’s lanky figure work is a weird choice for this 90’s favorite. Overall, X-Force #1 is a fine addition to the franchise but doesn’t put the team on an exciting enough mission for this X-fan to continue. ~ Kat @ComicUno
    Verdict: 2 ½ Stars

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