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Comic Book Power Rankings January 2021
Welcome to the first of many Comic Book Power Rankings Results. For those who voted (both Readers and Contributors) – Thankyou for your Votes. For those wondering what this Comic Book Power Rankings are all about – let’s do a deep dive.
At the start of each month a list of our Comic Book Reviews from the previous month will be posted. Each comic will be awarded an Editor score (out of 50), a Contributors score (out of 20) and a Readers score (out of 10). Giving a Power Ranking score of each comic.
Website contributors can award votes to a maximum of 2 comics on this list. Readers can post their score out of 10 to a maximum of 3 Comics on this List. As a reader, for your vote to be counted, all you need to do is post your vote in this channel or by emailing to: or by Voting in the relevant channel on our Discord Server.
The Top 3 Power Ranked Comics will be highlighted in an article with Purchase/Social Media links, as will the runners up. So, now that the Comic Book Power Rankings methodology is a bit clearer, let’s announce the Winners!
1. Milford Green Graphic Novel (Indie Comic)
Power Rank: 164 Pts
Placing: 1st Place
Comic Book Analysis: Milford Green is the first chapter in a 3 part comic book saga about what happened one fateful night when Britain’s prettiest village is under siege by a squad of nefarious aliens. It’s written by Samuel George London and with art by Mikael Hankonen.
This is a comic book where dialogue is king yet it doesn’t overpower the environment of the overall story. Somehow Samuel George London and Mikael Hankonen have managed to create the comic book version of Pride, Prejudice and Zombies. Except Aliens. Lots of Aliens.
2. Scout’s Honor Issue 1 (Aftershock Comics)
Power Rank: 80 Pts
Placing: 2nd Place
Comic Book Analysis: Scout’s Honor follows Kit, a ranger scout, almost three hundred years after the apocalypse. It is written by David Pepose, art by Luca Casalanguida, colors by Matt Milla, and with lettering by Carlos M. Mangual.
Rather than your run of the mill apocalypse Scout’s Honor is something else entirely. Pepose leaves the reader wanting more with a twist dating back to the origins of the Ranger Scouts. With art unlike anything else on the shelf and a completely unique story this is one that I will keep reading all the way through.
3. Damned Cursed Children #1 (Source Point Press)
Power Rank: 57 Pts
Placing: 3rd Place
Comic Book Analysis: Damned Cursed Children #1 is a horror comic book cut from the same cloth as its 1950s cult horror contemporaries. It is written by Howard Wong and Josh Stafford. With art by Robin Simon Ng.
Damned, Cursed Children #1 is a delectable horror filled treat. As an intro to Howard Wong and Josh Stafford’s world of horror, it borrows from the creepy moments of cult horror as much as it does gore and ambience. Damned, Cursed Children is the horror film that needs to happen.
Runners Up
4. Talgard (Gestalt Publishing)
Power Rank: 55 Pts
5. Lemonade Code (Oni Press)
Power Rank: 53 Pts
6. Dry Foot Volume 1 (Mad Cave Studios)
Power Rank: 50 Pts
7. Something Is Killing The Children Issue 13 (BOOM! Studios)
Power Rank: 45 Pts
8. An Unkindness of Ravens Issue 4 (BOOM! Studios)
Power Rank: 40 Pts
9. An Unkindness of Ravens Issue 5 (BOOM! Studios)
Power Rank: 40 Pts
10. They Fell From The Sky Issue 1 (Mad Cave Studios)
Power Rank: 40 Pts
11. Quincredible Volume 1 (Oni Press)
Power Rank: 35 Pts
12. Nottingham Issue 1 (Mad Cave Studios)
Power Rank: 30 Pts
13. She: At The Tower Of All That Is Known (Comixtribe)
Power Rank: 30 Pts
14. Myth Butcher Anthology (Indie Comic)
Power Rank: 30 Pts
15. Dark Nights: Death Metal EVENT (DC Comics)
Power Rank: 20 Pts
Stay tuned for the February Comic Book Power Rankings.
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