Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12
As Gang War looms, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12 wraps up a needless yet fun filler story just in time for the title to be interrupted by an event once again. This issue leaves the book in a surprisingly dull place. #MarvelComics #MilesMorales #SpiderMan
DetailsAmazon’s Attack #2
Amazons Attack #2 continues the thriller story of #DCComics’ warrior women navigating the crosshairs of the public and those who wish them harm! #WonderWoman @CozyJamble @vascogeorgiev @alex_guim @Becca_See
DetailsSteelworks #6
Steelworks #6 fumbles some of the series’ more complicated themes on its way to an action packed finale. #DCComics #Steel
DetailsLuke Cage: Gang War #1
Luke Cage: Gang War #1 (Barnes, Bachs, Dalhouse, Lanham) is a lackluster start to the tie-in series, fumbling the strong status quo with bland art and a lifeless new costume. #MarvelComics #LukeCage #GangWar
DetailsMoon Knight #29
Moon Knight #29 strikes again, delivering another sensational issue filled with dynamic character work, enthralling colors, and an organic escalation of violence. @jedmackay @Fe_Sabbatini88 @rachellecheri @corypetit #MarvelComics #MoonKnight
DetailsLocal Man #7
Local Man #7 continues The Dry Season story with a creative yet tad over extended second chapter that feels as though the team is letting loose on the side of fun without forgetting it’s grounded tone. From @ImageComics, @TonyFleecs, & @HackinTimSeeley
DetailsX-Men Blue Origins #1
Mystique, Destiny and Nightcrawler all get beautifully illustrated, long-overdue overhauls. Pity about all the misogyny on full display in X-MEN BLUE – ORIGINS. #XMen #MarvelComics #Nightcrawler #Mystique #FallofX
DetailsTitans: Beast World #1
Titans: Beast World #1 shows exactly what Garfield Logan can do as Beast Boy, but to what extent will be the cost of his soul? @TomTaylorMade #IvanReis @DannyMiki_ @bdanderson13 @ms_brittanyjean @Paul_Kaminski #Titans #DCComics
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