The Amazing Spider-Man #3: Hob-o-Matic
The Amazing Spider-Man #3
keeps the relaunch’s hot streak going with an issue packed to the brim with greatness with rejuvenating work from Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Superman Unlimited (FCBD): In The Blink of an Eye
DC ALL IN – 2025 SPECIAL EDITION #1
One of this summer’s biggest Superman stories kicks off this Free Comic Book with a story that showcases an exciting new premise from @DanSlott & #rafaelalbuquerque titled ‘In The Blink of an Eye’
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FCBD 2025: Amazing Spider-Man / Ultimate Universe #1: No Cost, Nothing Lost
FCBD 2025: Amazing Spider-Man / Ultimate Universe #1
The stage is set for some major events swirling around Marvel’s many Spider-Men in the special #FCBD issue Amazing Spider-Man / Ultimate Universe #1 #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Spider-Man vs. Predator #1: Hunters, All The Way Down
Spider-Man vs. Predator #1
With some iconic cover art and expectations fulfilled, but not surpassed, Ben Percy and Marcelo Ferreira’s Spider-Man vs. Predator #1 proves to be a tense ride through a sweltering New York City hellscape. #SpiderMan #Predator
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Batman #159: The Hush of Crickets
Batman #159
continues #Hush2 with the dooming silence of continuity hanging over its every page as the team slaps together a story without rails that assumes nothing else has been written between itself and its predecessor. #Batman
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Amazing Spider-Man #2: Itsy Bitsy Blues
The Amazing Spider-Man #2
Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz hit the ground running with The Amazing Spider-Man #2, a kinetic and continuously fresh chapter of an unchangingly familiar status quo. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Nightwing #125: Dead Law, Dead Justice
Nightwing #125
Nightwing #125 is the first stumble in an otherwise electric run thus far, struggling with a stellar concept that gets beaten down by a sudden shift in visual and pacing tones. #Nightwing #DCComics
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Detective Comics #1096: A Mother’s Rage
Detective Comics #1096
.@TomTaylorMade & @MikelJanin wrap up their first arc on Detective Comics in grand fashion with issue #1096, an epic distillation of what a #Batman embraced by modernity can achieve both in heroism and heart. #DCComics
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Amazing Spider-Man #1: Old Threads, New Webs
The Amazing Spider-Man #1
may not be the daring course correction many fans wish for, but it is a hopeful step upon old-ground made fresh by the bright maturity of Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz’s Peter Parker. #Spiderman #MarvelComics
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Amazing Spider-Man #70: Nothing Can Stop the Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man #70
.@thatJoeKelly & @ed_mcguinness clean up ‘The Eight Deaths of Spider-Man’ nicely, ending with a thematic stamp on the character that may just resurrect the title going forward the self-assigned misery of its sixth volume. #SpiderMan #8Deaths
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Batman #158: The Pawn
Batman #158
marks the start to #H2SH, a perfect finale to a volume of #Batman comics that’s felt trapped by the shadows of history as this long-awaited sequel spends more time cover ground unrelated to its title villain. #DCComics #Hush
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The Amazing Spider-Man #69: Love on the Brain
The Amazing Spider-Man #69
is the beginning of the end for ‘Eight Deaths of Spider-Man’, unfurling a more hopeful outlook for the character as the arc’s lopsided progression catches up with it close to the story’s finish line. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics #8Deaths
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