Sitis Review

Find out the top 10 comics featuring ethnic characters or talent this week. The long-awaited follow-up to Doomsday #10 - which was released five months ago - introduces Rorschach into the DC Universe. Two members of the Asia-Pac superhero team ATLAS fall in love. Luke Skywalker robs a bank. Plus the human-mutant war heats up. All on this week's comic book pull list. 1. Agents of Atlas #2 Agents of Atlas #2 cover by Jung-Geun Yoon Publisher: Marvel Comics Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Nico Leon Cover Artist: Jung-Geun Yoon Partial Summary: PANDEMONIUM IN PAN! Through stunning science-magic teleportation tech, the visionary named ISAAC IKEDA has connected slices of neighborhoods from a dozen different Asian cities into the cross-Asian portal city of Pan. Is this new utopia a glorious pan-Asian multicultural dreamworld, free trade mecca, and tourism experience? Or is it a violation of hundreds of local and international laws, a magnet for monsters and maniacs, and a dangerous social exper...

Read the review to find out if Doomsday Clock #10 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank is worth buying. If you want to avoid spoilers for this comic then skip to the overall section at the end. Warning: Spoilers for Doomsday Clock #10 This series has been in the works for a long time. The first issue was released in November back in 2017! Years later we finally get the answer to the big question of who's manipulating the timeline of the DC Universe. After waiting all this time is it worth it? Yes! Doomsday Clock is a 12-issue limited series that picks up after the events of Watchmen . Watchmen was a comic series by writer Alan Moore , artist Dave Gibbons , and colorist John Higgins published by DC Comics in 1986 and 1987. It tells the story of a world of flawed superheroes and the appearance of an all-powerful hero Dr. Jonathan 'Jon' Osterman nicknamed "Doctor Manhattan". Although the character is very different from Superman it was obviously intended as a pastiche...

Superman: Leviathan Rising Special #1 cover by Yanick Paquette Find out the top 10 comics featuring ethnic characters or talent this week. Spider-Man and Heroes in Crisis storylines end. Ms. Marvel goes to space. Superman faces death by Leviathan. Plus, T'Challa's history as a slave is revealed. All this and more in this week's comic book pull list. 1. The Amazing Spider-Man #22 Publisher: Marvel Comics Writer: Nick Spencer Artist: Humberto Ramos Cover Artist: Humberto Ramos Summary: THE CLIMACTIC CONCLUSION OF "HUNTED" IS HERE! Spidey faces an impossible situation that will push him as far as he's ever been pushed. Who lives and who dies when the hunters become the prey? On Sale:   May 29th, 2019 Price: $3.99 Buy The Amazing Spider-Man 22& on Comixology 2. Black Panther #12 Publisher: Marvel Comics Writer: Ta-Nehisi Coates Artist: Jen Bartel Cover Artist: Daniel Acuna Summary: "THE GATHERING OF MY NAME” REACHES A TURNING POINT! The can’t-miss issue!...