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The Weekly Pull: Green Lantern, Warhammer 40,000, Beasts of Burden, and More ✖ It's almost new comic book day, which means new releases hitting stores and digital platforms. Each week in The Weekly Pull, the ComicBook. com team highlights the new releases that have us the most excited about another week of comics. Whether those releases are from the most prominent publisher or a small press, brand new issues of ongoing series, original graphic novels, or collected editions of older material, whether it involves capes and cowls or comes from any other genre, if it has us excited about comic...

What They Say: Skeptical Bureau of Investigation Agent Miranda Keller and true-believer detective Tom Malone are tasked by J. Edgar Hoover to investigate a series of bombings in 1920s New England. Traveling to the Arkham Asylum, the investigators discover their suspects aren’t just insane, but also undead. Who could be re-animating them? Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): Miskatonic hits that point for me at about the halfway mark of the series here where as it introduces more and more things, I’m becoming disconnected from it because there’s ...

What They Say: Barely escaping an ambush at home, Amara and Alea regain their bearings in a small town that holds deeply personal revelations for their partner on the run, aging hitman Moses Graves. It should come as no surprise that the defining experience of Moses’s earlier life came complete with betrayal, lies and murder, the repercussions of which haunt everyone involved to this day. Content: (please note that content portions of a review WIlL contain spoilers): Miles to Go was really strong in its opening installment for me as I really liked what B. Clay Moore brought to the page wit...

What They Say: Miranda Keller has been sent to the Miskatonic Valley to investigate a series of killer bombings targeting the community’s elite. She’s convinced that radicals are to blame. But her partner, Tom Malone, a retired Brooklyn detective, sees connections to a supernatural event in his past that left him scarred and scared, leading the pair to an occult conspiracy that pits them against forces from beyond this world. Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): The opening issue of Miskatonic was a hard read. An interesting read but one that real...