Racer X #1: An Autobiography
Racer X #1
is very exposition-centric first issue from Mark Russell. But Racer X is a compelling character and the issue is uplifted with great art from Nuno Plati and Giada Marchisio. @MadCaveStudios @manruss
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Punisher: Red Band #1: Welcome Back, Frank
Punisher: Red Band #1
What more can be said other than, “Welcome back, Frank!?” The creative team of @Benjamin_Percy, @JuliusOhta, @nitro_yen, & @corypetit are locked and loaded for a good time! #MarvelComics #Punisher
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C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #1: Let the Adventure Begin
C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #1
is a fun and hilarious start to DC’s newest series that contains more mature themes than most comics geared towards younger audiences, by @TomTaylorMade @DiNicuolo_ @RainBeredo #WesAbbott, & @DCOfficial
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Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #2 – Always Hit “Control-S” Every Few Minutes When Working In Excel
Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #2
– continues to be a fun romp through the new forms of Kryptonite along with some valuable tips for saving very important computer files from @wmaxwellprince @martinmorazzo @ChrisOHalloran & @DCOfficial #Superman
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One World Under Doom #7: Changing Hearts and Minds
One World Under Doom #7
maintains the series’ exceptional quality. North delivers more subtle commentary at the same time he and the visual team serves up another huge heroes vs. Doom fight sequence. @ryannorth.ca #RBSilva #MarvelComics
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Powers 25 #1: Happy Anniversary
Powers 25 #1
The gang’s all here in POWERS 25 #1, a statesman-like exercise in comics perfection from @brianmbendis.bsky.social, @oeming.bsky.social, @nickfil.bsky.social, & #JoshuaReed! @DarkHorseComics #Powers25
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Ultimate Wolverine #9: Heavy Metal Mayhem
Ultimate Wolverine #9
The Opposition continues their offensive against Directorate X, but their next mission only serves to fully test their resolve! @christophcondon.bsky.social @alecapuccio.bsky.com #MarvelComics #Wolverine
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X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE ALPHA #1: Return To An Old Beginning…
X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE ALPHA #1
X-MEN OF APOCALYPSE ALPHA #1 (Loeb, @SimoneDiMeo_, @ComiCraft, Smith) is a stylish, gorgeous opening affair that slips flawlessly back into the characters as we left them in the original AoA era. #XMen #MarvelComics
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Red Hood #1: Jason Todd Goes Noir
Red Hood #1
sets Jason Todd up as the main character in a hardboiled noir detective story. Gretchen Felker-Martin and Jeff Spokes deliver the freshest take on #RedHood in a very long time. #DCComics @scumbelievable.bsky.com
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ICYMI! The Amazing Spider-Man #11 – In Space, No One Can Hear You Swing
The Amazing Spider-Man #11
The Amazing Spider-Man #11 is a dense setup for the title’s future full of interesting promises, dilemmas, and character work that makes the last few issues of strangeness all the more worthwhile.
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ICYMI! Spider-Man ’94 #1 – Kaine On The Brain
Spider-Man ’94 #1
Spider-Man ’94 #1 is a gift of nostalgia granted to those who don’t squint too hard, the advertising pitch incongruent with the book’s true narrative soul.
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Uncanny X-Men #20: Family Ties
Uncanny X-Men #20
If you like the found family elements of the X-Men stories, this is the book for you. @gailsimone #LucioVecchio @dav_curiel #XMen #MarvelComics
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