2099 Omega #1: A New Hope
2099 Omega #1
2099 Omega #1 (Spencer, Sandoval, Carlos, Nava) delves into the question that if you change time, does it really change? The answer might surprise you. Then again, it might not.
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Star Trek: Year Five #9: Love the One You’re With
Star Trek: Year One #9
In Star Trek: Year Five #9 (McCann, Lanzing, Kelly, Califano) the hot-button topic of gender identity is tackled. How someone decides, how they’re accepted, it’s handled with a level head and presents and presents a valid argument for both sides of the issue.
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Amazing Spider-Man #36: Doom is a Real Jerk
Amazing Spider-Man #36
Amazing Spider-Man #36 (Spencer, Bazaldua) is chock-full of everything a great comic should have. But, is it too much?
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Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #4: Dark Side of the Moon
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #4
In Black Panther & The Agents of Wakanda #4 (Zub, Medina, Yeung) is another fantastic issue in this year’s most underrated book. If you want a solid, entertaining, comic, look no further you’ve found it!!
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Doom 2099 #1: Doom & Gloom
Doom 2099 #1
Doom 2099 #1 (Zdarsky/Castiello) is the second most important chapter in the new 2099 series. With a single page, Marvel’s future history is changed forever!
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Spider-Verse #3: The Ghost in the Spider-Machine
Spider-Verse #3
Spider-Verse #3 (MacKay, Ruan) takes us to a world where Spidey is a giant robot!!! And it stinks.
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Daredevil #14: Maybe She’s Taking Pity on Me
Daredevil #14
Daredevil #14 (Zdarsky, Checchetto, Mobili) is a love letter to comics past. When gangsters were a legitimate threat and everything wasn’t all weird sci-fi!!
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Year of the Villain Ocean Master #1: Walk on Water
Year of the Villain Ocean Master #1
Year of the Villain Ocean Master #1 (Watters, Mendonca) takes a deep look into the heart of a deep villain. In today’s culture, will society allow a villain to be just plain evil?
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Dr. Doom #3: To Hell With The Devil
Dr. Doom #3
Dr. Doom #3 (Cartwelll, Larroca) deals with the aftermath of Dr. Doom’s death. Will the world be a happier place or dive into chaos and destroy itself? The answer might surprise you.
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Ghost Rider 2099 #1: The Ghost in the Machine
Ghost Rider 2099 #1
Ghost Rider 2099 #1 (Brisson, Couceiro) tells the story of three different aspects of the same person-man, machine, and spirit. Can humanity live peacefully when all three are present?
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Amazing Spider-Man #35: Two Parkers Are Better Than Three
Amazing Spider-Man #35
In Amazing Spider-Man #35 (Spencer, Bazaldua) find out why Peter and his sister are more different than they thought previously and just what was it that makes two people who share the same blood make them as different as night and day.
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James Bond #1: Matters of the Art
James Bond #1
James Bond #1 (Ayala, Lore, Gapstur) is a master class in how to make a licensed comic work. From the writing to the art to the coloring, every part of this book works on so any levels. Plus, it ignites one of the biggest stories in Bond lore.
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