SPOILER FREE: Werewolf By Night #1
Werewolf By Night #1
It’s not a classic take on the character by any stretch but Werewolf By Night #1 (Taboo, Earl, Eaton) is off to a solid start with an interesting new story.
DetailsCaptain America #24: Playing with Fire
Captain America #24
Does the Power Elite know what they’re doing by bringing back the Red Skull? What power lies in the hands of monsters? Find out in Captain America #24 (Coates, @LagartoMurciano @JoeCaramagna #Marvel), in stores now!
DetailsDarth Vader #6: Men and Machines Both Break
Darth Vader #6: Into the Fire Part I
In issue 7 (Pak, Ienco, Menon) Darth Vader must answer for his failures to recruit young Skywalker and must be reminded what true power is.
DetailsNew Mutants #13 Fight or FLight
New Mutants #13
New Mutants #13 (Brisson & Reis) is a calmer story in a, so far quest driven, event that provides beautiful art and touching character moments.
DetailsHellions #5: Fun & Twisting
Hellions #5
Hellions #5: @zebwells is putting out the most fun and engaging outcasts X-book possible, and with @CarmenCarnero and @Davcuriel ’s realistic and precious art approach, it fits as twistedly and strangely as its cast in the #XOfSwords event.
DetailsWARHAMMER 40,000: Marneus Calgar #1: Show Me a Fortress and I’ll Show You a Ruin (SPOILER FREE REVIEW)
WARHAMMER 40,000: Marneus Calgar #1
WARHAMMER 40,000: Marneus Calgar #1 (Gillen, Burrows, Tartaglia, Cowles, Sabino) In This Grim Darkness of the Far Future, There is Only War.
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: The Amazing Spider-Man #300: You Can Call Me Venom!
The Amazing Spider-Man #300
The Amazing Spider-Man #300 (Michelinie, McFarlane, Parker, Sharen) In this classic issue of The Amazing Spider-Man we celebrate the historic goal of 300 issues and the first appearance of Venom!
DetailsFantastic Four #24: If the Fire Be Gone, Let There Be Ice
Fantastic Four #24
Fantastic Four #24: In an untold story from #Marvel’s halcyon days of yore (and mine), the youngest member of The #XMen takes advantage of a sudden vacancy in The Fantastic Four to move temporarily to the top of the super-hero pyramid.
DetailsSpider-Woman #4: Mama’s Family
Spider-Woman #4
Spider-Woman #4 (Pacheco, Perez. D’Armata) takes all of the Drew mythos and exemplifies these elements to give old fans something to shout about and new fans some deep cut knowledge to grow with.
DetailsStar Wars #7: The Rise Of Commander Zahra
Star Wars #7: The Will Of Tarkin Part I
In Star Wars #7 (Soule, Rosanas, Rosenberg), the story shifts from Luke to Leia as the Rebel Alliance struggles to reunite. Commander Zahra appears to challenge the pitiful band!
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #49: Stranger Bedfellows
Amazing Spider-Man #49
Amazing Spider-Man #49 ( @yanottley, Spencer, Bagley, Ramos, Dell, Olazaba, Fairbairn, Fairbairn, Curiel) is an a book that’s worthy of its legacy number, a truly great comic book!!
DetailsMarauders #13 (X of Swords Part 5): What Must Be Done
Marauders #13
Marauder #13 (@definitelyvita @MatteoLolli @delgaduck) tells an emotionally nuanced story that should have ramifications far beyond the scope of X of Swords.
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