Oscar Maltby

Oscar Maltby

Oscar Maltby has been writing about comics since 2015. He has also written comic book scripts for the British small press and short fiction for Ahoy Comics. He resides on the South Coast of England but lives in the longbox.

Latest articles by Oscar Maltby

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Best Shots advance review - True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem #1 "a visual feast"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys: National Anthem #1 is "a real love letter to everything and anything that has ever seemed cool to a teenager"

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Best Shots advance review: The Scumbag #1 "squeezes together '70s exploitation & super-espionage into one greasy sandwich"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features The Scumbag #1 paints a portrait of a man out of time, absolutely drenched in teenage obscenity

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Best Shots review: Immortal She-Hulk #1 "an emotionally weighty one-shot"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Al Ewing and Jon Davis-Hunt dwell on immortality in Immortal She-Hulk #1

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Best Shots review - Dark Nights: Death Metal - Speed Metal #1 "an essential for Flash fans"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Long-time Flash writer says goodbye to the Speed Force in Dark Nights: Death Metal - Speed Metal #1

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Best Shots review: Iron Man #1 "grounded take is very welcome indeed"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Christopher Cantwell and Cafu send Tony Stark through a crisis of self in Iron Man #1

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Best Shots review - Dark Nights: Death Metal - Trinity Crisis #1 "essential"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Trinity Crisis #1 should've been called Death Metal #3.5

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Best Shots advance review: Black Widow #1 "is a visual treat and a compelling start"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Kelly Thompson and Elena Casagrande's Black Widow #1

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Best Shots review - Fantastic Four: Antithesis #1 "a victory lap from a pair of creators with nothing to prove"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features "Prepare for an interesting curiosity from two legends" with Mark Waid and Neal Adams' Fantastic Four: Antithesis #1

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Best Shots Review: Maestro #1 "a satisfying opening chapter that runs at a whirlwind pace"

By Oscar Maltby published

Features Peter David, Dale Keown, and German Peralta tell the untold story of Hulk turning onto the monstrous despot Maestro

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