
Your Guide To The Mass Effect Comic Books
With Mass Effect: Andromeda still months away you might be desperate to scratch that Mass Effect itch. Luckily there are heaps of comics to dive into to immerse yourself in the ME Universe.

With Mass Effect: Andromeda still months away you might be desperate to scratch that Mass Effect itch. Luckily there are heaps of comics to dive into to immerse yourself in the ME Universe.

This month’s list features witches on road trips, illegal alcohol, cybernetic eyes, cannibals and much more. Read on to discover what these comics are.

Written by Brian Wood; art by Mack Chatter; colours by Lee Loughridge; letters by Nate Pikos and published by Dark Horse Comics, Briggs Land is a new series about a community of anti-government secessionists and the consequences of their actions.

Looking for something new to read? This month’s list feature a particular squad that will be in cinemas later this week, a new thriller by a superstar duo, the king of all monsters and more.

In the July edition of monthly should read list there are snotty fashion bloggers, feuding friends, a Chinese Superman, a three-way duel to the death and much more.

Each month I like to showcase a batch of new comics that you should be reading. I try and make it varied, mixing up creative ideas, genres and different storytelling to create a list that will have something that will appeal to everyone. This month there is Saturday morning cartoon nostalgia, big superhero events, bounty hunters and much more.

Each month I like to showcase a batch of new comics that you should be reading. This month there’s web-slingers, a modern day Cupid, dogs in prison, a quest for immortality and much more.

While Empowered might be described as a “sexy” superhero comic, it stands out from all the others through it’s use of character and humour. While it was originally being released in a series of graphic novels, Empowered has moved to an online serialisation which can be read for free. Find out more about this series and where you can read it inside.

Every month I highlight a batch of new comics which might be worth your attention and are new-reader friendly. This December there’s lasagne monsters, bat/turtle team-ups, know-it-alls, job-hunting heroes, World War II pilots and creepy insect women.

Each month I like to showcase a batch of new comics that you should be reading. I try and make it varied, mixing up creative ideas, genres and different storytelling to create a list that will have something that will appeal to everyone. This month we have children of the twilight, relaunched superheros, A ronin rabbit, Russian spies, a very grumpy cat and much more.