Comic Picks by the Glick

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Savage Squad 6

The year is 2037.  War has reduced humanity to pockets of civilization across the globe, none more ruthless than the Scourge.  In their struggle to stand against this threat, the Central Colonies have sent their best team – Savage Squad – into Pripyat to secure some newly unearthed nuclear fuel rods.  The six members of […]

One-Punch Man vol. 29

The monstrosity that was the fusion of Psychos and Orochi looks to have finally been defeated by Terrible Tornado, and that means the end of the Monster Organization.  Right?  Wrong!  As we’ve seen for quite a while now, that organization has a VERY deep bench of talent.  So even if its leader has been taken […]

Crave

A new app called Crave has just debuted for testing in a historic university campus.  These old walls are now home to an app that promises to deliver whatever its users crave, and just about everyone is using it to try and hook up with the partner they desire.  This includes top student David who […]

Ultimate Black Panther vol. 1

To say that Black Panther’s stock has risen immensely since the time of the original Ultimate Universe is a gigantic understatement.  You see, we never got an Ultimate Black Panther during the Universe’s first run.  Now he’s part of the titles that are launching its second incarnation.  While it’s great to see that injustice redressed, […]

Star Wars: Thrawn — Alliances

There is a disturbance in the Force.  Emperor Palpatine has sensed it on the edges of Imperial space and he wants it dealt with.  Immediately.  That’s why he’s sending not only Darth Vader to deal with it, but Grand Admiral Thrawn as well.  Their journey takes them to the rim planet of Batuu where little-known […]

The Heroic Legend of Arslan vol. 20

The ending of vol. 19 saw Duke Guiscard trapped between a rock and a hard place.  On one side was Arslan and his army of 30,000 soldiers (and around a dozen hero units).  On the other was the army of the madman whose visage is featured on the cover of this volume, Bodin and his […]