Welcome to another edition of Fantastic Five. This week was a big deal for Marvel and DC heavyweights, but the biggest honor goes to image Snot Girl. Let’s go to the book!
The Week’s Best Comics: February 5, 2025
#5: Batman #157
Zdarsky’s final issue, Batman #157, offers a high-stake, action-packed conclusion that solidifies Batman’s portrayal as a relentless, resourceful force. Despite juggling numerous subplots, the creative team cleverly rounds out the key arc, but not all elements, such as the Owl Court, pay the same attention. The moments of dynamic art and intense character make this a fitting end to Zudarski’s memorable run, leaving behind the legacy of Batman’s fortitude.
Read the full review of David Brooke!
#4: Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #1
Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #1 sets the stage for Kyloren’s complicated journey of self-discovery. We have a deeper understanding of his inner conflict and his connection to Darth Vader. With strong dynamic visuals and powerful character work, this issue offers a promising start despite the storytelling limitations of the prequel.
Read the full review of David Brooke!
#3: Phoenix #8
Phoenix #8 is not only a moving story of self-acceptance, but also strives to ensure that Jungrey agrees with her past. It also reminds me of the lines of William Shakespeare’s Winter Tale. “Forget your evil, as heaven did. Forgive yourself with them.” The bard probably didn’t know that, but he was the perfect line to explain Jean’s life. I wrote.
Read our full review of Collier Jennings!
#2: Batgirl #4
Batgirl #4 is another knockout for the fun of a humble Cathcaine like me. And perhaps if you’re reading this. I’m really excited to see how this arc is drawn to the very end. This is a long and prosperous ride!
Read the full review of Kruker!
#1: Snotgirl #18
Being in Snotgirl has been a much-needed joy for the past few months. Hung and O’Malley’s strange noir comedy romance is a great comic. I’m glad to be back when new issues drop.
Read the full review of Justin Harrison!
