This week’s Best Comics to Buy brings back one of my favorite old comics, snot girlthe first new issue in about 4 1/2 years. And, as I’ll elaborate on below, I thoroughly enjoyed the return. I’ve also included my usual four other suggestions for the week, along with the standard posting checklist…enjoy!
The most worth buying comics on December 4th
Batman #155
writer: Chip Zdarski
artist: Jorge Fornes
Colorist: Tomeu Morey
Writer: Clayton Cowles
Publisher: DC Comics
After the shocking events of the last issue, Batman is in shock! But the investigation is not over yet! The Court of Owls are hell-bent on ruining Bruce Wayne’s life, while Star Commander continues to foment civil unrest in Gotham City! Everything heats up in the unforgettable new chapter of “The Dying City”!
Why it’s cool: This issue features some old-school detective work, accompanying suspense, heart-breaking Jim Gordon, and impeccable art from Jorge Fornes and Tomeu Morey. The series currently written by Zdarsky batman It’s coming to an end, but this might be the best one yet.
price: $4.99
Creepy Show #3
writer: Chris Condon and John Arcudi
artist: Martin Morazzo and Sean McManus
Colorist: Chris O’Halloran
Writer: Pat Brosseau
Publisher: Picture Comics – Skybound
The hit anthology series continues here, with fan-favorite John Arcudi (BPRD) and Sean McManus (Fable) introducing two online detectives who investigate a murder with more twists and turns than As expected of any message board. Then in-demand creators Chris Condon (“Texas Blood”) and Matt Morazzo (“Ice Cream Man”) tell the story of the ultimate comic book holy grail, one worth dying for story…
Why it’s cool: Martin Morazzo and Sean McManus are both fantastic artists and visual storytellers, and they’re paired here with impeccable scripts from Chris Condon and John Arcudi, respectively. The first story, with its comic collecting theme, will particularly resonate with weekly comics buyers. Don’t miss it.
price: $3.99
First red, then black #3
writer: stephanie phillips
artist: Suzuka Goran
Colorist: Yves Swosina
Writer: Tom Napolitano
Publisher: Prosperity! studio
A particularly sharp wound sends Val into another hallucinatory post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) experience, but this one is different. Her attacker was there.
Val will need to do whatever it takes to get back to reality and complete her mission, but more urgently – will this be the last time she sees her attacker?
Why it’s cool: I may be the head of the Goran Sudzuka fan club, but I just think he’s one of the best regularly working artists in monthly comics, a storyteller who creates big moments and has such a broad, engaging Impressive versatility. His works are basically a must-have for me, and this book is no exception.
price: $4.99
Snot Girl #16
writer: Brian Lee O’Malley
artist: Hong Guorong
Colorist: Rachel Cohen
Writer: Mare Odomo, Yasmine Omar Atta
Publisher: Image comics
The snot girl is back! Now that fashion influencer Lottie Person, who suffers from allergies, is officially married to her dream girl Caroline, what kind of trouble will they encounter next? Find out in this long-awaited new issue, starting at the end of Snotgirl #15!
Why it’s cool: Passed by a long interrupt, snot girl return. And it’s as entertaining as ever. I’ll be writing a longer piece on this issue in tomorrow’s Comics Wednesday column, but I find it very odd that a book that is essentially about social media culture now has to adjust its story to accommodate everything that has changed over the past four years. interesting. It handles very well.
price: $3.99
Universal Monster – Frankenstein #4
Writer/Artist: Michael Walsh
Colorist: Tony Marie Griffin
Writer: Becca Kelly
Publisher: Picture Comics – Skybound
Look! The ultimate showdown between Frankenstein and his creation! But who is the real monster?
Why it’s cool: This is a great miniseries that fills in a lot of interesting points around the classics Frankenstein Many of us are familiar with this movie. The final issue is no exception, taking us home on a heartbreaking note.
price: $4.99
Others receive votes
Absolute Superman #2- Batgirl #2
- Dick Tracy #6
- Grommet #6
- Hello Dark #5
- Poison Ivy #28
- Shazam! #18
- Tin Can Association #3
- Ultimate Skill #7
- Super Giant #7
New #1 and One Shot
Absolute Superman: Black Edition #1- All-New Venom #1
- Ancient #1
- Christmas 365 #1
- DC Batman Smells Robin #1 (One Shot)
- Deadpool/Wolverine – X-Traction #1 (One Shot)
- Flavor Girl – Return to the Mothership #1
- Hornsby and the Halo #1
- Teenager #1
- The long cold winter #1
- Amazing Marvel Holiday Stories #1 (One Shot)
- Monster High – Howliday Hunt #1 (One Shot)
- The Powerpuff Girls – Winter Showdown #1 (One Shot)
- Thundercats Apex #1 (One Strike)
- Two Faces #1
Graphic novels and trade collections
Goodbye Birkenau Ginette Klinkas – Survival Story HC- David David Omnibus HC “Aquaman”
- Aristotle—Illustrated Biography HC
- Reverse flash TP
- Bird King Vol. 3TP
- Black sight TP
- Children in the cemetery do not die. 1 point
- Critical Role – The Legend of Vox Machina – The Whitestone Chronicles Vol. 1 Ripley HC
- Critical Role – Mighty Nein Origins – Library Edition Vol. 2HC
- DC Finest – Green Lantern, The Failure of Green Lantern TP
- DC Finest – Justice Society of America, For America and Democracy TP
- Displacement TP
- Crazy driving TP
- Earth Diver Vol. 3 – 1776 TP
- Frank Miller’s Pandora Vol. 1 – Awakening HC
- Frank Miller’s Ronin Rising Collector’s Edition HC
- Heretic HC
- Hellboy and BPRD: 1955 – 1957 HC
- Junkyard Joe Deluxe HC
- The Legend of Luther Arkwright HC
- Mrs. Choi and the Monsters GN
- MasterpieceGN
- Money TP
- Operation Sunshine Vol. 2 – Already dead TP
- Momoko Momoko’s Demon Legend – Demon War GN
- Poison Ivy, Volume 4 – Origin of Species HC
- Slightly exaggerated GN
- Ninja Turtles – Apocalyptic Game, Deluxe Edition HC
- They shot the piano player HC
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