ORIGINS #1
ORIGINS #1 (Chapman, Rebelka, Delpeche, Campbell) is is a hauntingly beautiful debut issue that oozes atmosphere from every page while exploring several themes about mankind through a sci-fi lens.
DetailsFantastic Four: Antithesis #3
Fantastic Four: Antithesis #3 (Waid, Adams, Farmer): In which a super-cosmic menace that threatened the whole universe is seen off with surprising ease, as the cosmically empowered Fantastic Four goes a little more “cosmic” than usual.
DetailsStar Wars #8, The Will Of Tarkin: Part II
Commander Zahra takes center stage in Star Wars #8 ( @CharlesSoule @RamonRosanas @rachellecheri @ClaytonCowles) as she launches a personal vendetta against Leia Organa. #MarvelComics #StarWars
DetailsMighty Morphin #1
Mighty Morphin #1 is an exceptionally well executed comic on every level, pulling readers in with a clear focus on dramatic new developments, a surprising twist & truly impressive artwork. @ThatRyanParrott @MarcoRenna89 @WalterBaiamonte @eDukeDW
DetailsAvengers #38 ( @jasonaaron @ed_mcguinness @mark_morales11 Keith @corypetit) highlights all of the strengths of the current run: big, sweeping ideas and huge action scenes coupled with well-crafted, intimate character beats. If you’ve been unsure about this title, now is the time to jump on! #MarvelComics
DetailsCrossover #1
What this team consisting of @Doncates @GeoffShaw12 @deezoid and @JohnJHill have created with Crossover #1 is phenomenal, genre-changing and arguably nothing short of perfection!
DetailsX-Men #14
X-Men #14 (Hickman, Yu, Asrar, Gho) is a flat, nearly static story, which is elevated by some truly first-rate art.
DetailsMarauders #14
Marauders #14 (Duggan, Percy, Caselli) has a lot of fun with dramatically tense ideas in this issue. Sadly, the characters’ forced chemistry, the rigid pacing and structure, and a shifting but not emotionally cohesive art make it fall as a filler in the XoS greater narrative.
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