Harley Quinn #70: Bingo, Bango, Bongo
Harley Quinn #70
Harley Quinn #70 (Humphries, Basri, Hi-Fi, Sharpe) is an explosive start to a new arc with surprising depth as Harley finds her place in life amidst a deadly mystery.
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Martian Manhunter #12 (of 12): The Hero Rises
Champion and Chief
Martian Manhunter #12 (Orlando, Rossmo, Plascencia) successfully brings its arc to a thrilling, fulfilling conclusion. There’s never been a comic quite like it, and there likely won’t again for a very long time. The entire creative team deserves your attention and applause for a job very, very well done!
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Olympia #3: We Need to Talk about Kirby
Olympia #3
Olympian #3 (Pires, Pires, Diotto, Cunniffe, Myers) takes a hard turn away from the tone of the first two issues, for an emotional sucker punch that leaves readers feeling concerned, but not compelled.
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Justice League Odyssey #18: Just in Time
Justice League Odyssey #18
Justice League Odyssey #18 (Abnett, Richards, Beredo) leaves its heroes lost in space without losing the reader. Darkseid is ready for the Justice League, but they may have a secret weapon.
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Weapon Plus #1: World War IV “A Certain Shade of Green”
Weapon Plus #1: World War IV
Weapon Plus #1: World War IV (Percy, Jeanty, Rosenberg) is a grand mix of gritty action and the sort of zany ideas you can only do in comics, perfect afternoon read to kick up your feet and get lost in for a bit.
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GI Joe A Real American Hero #270: Sometimes the Villains are the Coolest
GI Joe A Real American Hero #270
GI Joe: A Real American Hero (Hama, Diaz, Gomes) #270 is a fantastic look into why an organization of villains will never, ever work.
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Miles Morales: Spider-Man #15: Friends in Low Places
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #15
In Miles Morales: Spider-Man #15 (Ahmed, Garron, Curiel), Miles most dangerous foe attacks just as his personal life is about to explode! What’s a young Spidey to do?! Find out in this near-perfect comic!
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SUNDAY CLASSICS: The Demon Bear Saga
SUNDAY CLASSICS: The Demon Bear Saga
With The New Mutants movie rapidly (and finally) approaching, take a look back at the story that inspired it all, The Demon Bear Saga (Claremont, Sienkiewicz) with Comic Watch!
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Dr. Strange Surgeon Supreme #2: “Wrecked”
Dr. Strange Surgeon Supreme #2
Dr. Strange Surgeon Supreme #2 (WAID, WALKER, PETIT, TARTAGLIA): Stephen battles old supervillains with new magical powers.
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Spider-Verse #4: Blazing Spidey
Spider-Verse #4
Spider-Verse (Killam, Gedeon, Reber) #4 gives this series a whole new narrative by changing one simple thing proving that once in a while, you need to step outside the creative “community” to get something done.
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Frankenstein Undone #1: I…the Miserable…the Abandoned
Frankenstein Undone #1
As a strong, but not perfect, bridge between Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein novella and Mignola’s Frankenstein Underground, the first issue of Frankenstein Unbound (Mignola, Allie, Stenbeck, Wagner) captures the original spirit while taking the tragic character on a thrilling new journey.
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The Flash #87: “Practically Twins, Nerd.”
Flash #87 (Williamson, Duce, Guerrero) achieves something rare in superhero comics: a moment of honest humanity between two antagonists. Worth your time to check out even if you haven’t been reading this title!
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