Captain America #14: Doom’s Price
Captain America #14
Doctor Doom faces the guilt of his past and the woman he loved in Captain America #14.
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Beast of Boriken #2: A Metaphor, Not a Monster
Beast of Boriken #2
Issue #2 slows its pace and sharpens its purpose. Anta trades the introductory scope of issue #1 for a tighter thematic focus, using the Chupacabra as a metaphor for modern colonialism. @DarkHorseComics
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Venom #260: The Ultimate Family Therapy Session
Venom #260
by @Al_Ewing, @Carlosgomezartist @FrankDarmata1 @ClaytonCowles may not be what many fans are expecting, but its touching father-son story is an excellent subversion. #MarvelComics #Venom #QueeninBlack
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Barbara Gordon: Breakout #4: I Think We’ve Seen This Already
Barbara Gordon: Breakout #4
Babs gets knocked down, but she gets up again in Barbara Gordon: Breakout #4! #Batgirl #DCComics
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Did You Hear About MImi Green? #3: Truth is Salvation
Did You Hear About MImi Green #3
The penultimate issue of Mimi Green turns out to be its best yet with a few gut-punching reveals and horrific, bloody, action. @DarkHorseComics
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Bleeding Hearts #7: Even the Dead Can Grieve
Bleeding Hearts #7
continues to prove that its greatest strength is its characters, delivering another emotionally rich chapter, by @DenizCamp @StipanMorian #MattHollingsworth #HassanOtsmaneElhaou, & @DCOfficial #Vertigo.
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Action Comics #1101: K-Plague
Action Comics #1101
What do you do when Superman finally comes home? The answer, apparently, is give him approximately five seconds to catch his breath before throwing him directly into a war with General Zod. (@markwaidwriter) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent @DCOfficial
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Supergirl #16: Super Force
Supergirl #16
What does General Zod have planned for world domination? And what does that have to do with quantum physics? (@mooncalfe1.bsky.social) #Supergirl #DCComics #Superman @DCOfficial
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Wolverine #25: Come for the Art, Endure the Story
Wolverine #25
While this story of #Wolverine losing his healing factor added little to the overplayed trope, Cóccolo’s stunning art and Aburtov’s striking colors make this comic worthwhile on the visuals alone. #XMen #MarvelComics
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Regicide #1: Madvilliany
Regicide #1
Regicide opens with blood and violence, but there is more located beneath the surface. @ImageComics
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Batman and Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #1: Birds of a Feather
Batman and Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #1
Mark Waid and Chris Samnee return with a bang sequel to their fan-favorite series! #Batman #Robin #DCComics
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Absolute Batman #23: Things Fall Down
Absolute Batman #23
In a climactic showdown, #Batman is forced to battle an unyielding enemy in not just the Robins but in himself! @Ssnyder1835 #NickDragotta #FrankMartin @DCOfficial #DCComics #DCAllin
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