Avengers #34 (Aaron, Garron, Keith) is a near-perfect combination of big ideas and gut-check execution, throwing readers for a loop right from the jump and not letting off the throttle until the last page. If you’ve been away from this book for any reason, NOW is the time to come back!
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Guardians of the Galaxy #4 (Ewing, Cabal, Blee, eFX, Petit) is better than your average issue when the Guardians have to put everything on the line very suddenly.
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iWolverine #1 (Hama, Boschi, Mossa): Larry Hama writes the best Wolverine in the biz even when it’s not “technically” Wolverine.
DetailsConan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #3
Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #3 (Ahmed, Ross, Woodard, Lanham) is another fun, imaginative, and adventurous tale, playing up Conan’s contrast to humorous effect.
DetailsFBCD 2020 X-Men #1
FCBD 2020 X-Men #1 provides teases to Marvel’s plans for later in the year and is worth picking up to build anticipation with stunning art as long as there is no expectation for a story that would stand on its own.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #17
Captain Marvel #17 (Thompson, Manna, Lopez, Cowles) is a fun slice of life story featuring Carol and many of her friends, serving as a solid chance to catch your breath after the Dark Captain Marvel arc and before Empyre hits, but it feels like a filler issue and just doesn’t quite do enough to keep readers hooked.
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Venom #26 (Cates, Coello, Gedeon, Aburtov, Cowles) The symbiote roller-coaster starts to gain speed as Eddie and Dylan are being chased by the mysterious Virus and find themselves in a predicament that is sure to make things worse. Venom Beyond starts now!
DetailsEmpyre: Fantastic Four #0
Empyre: Fantastic Four #0 (Slott, Izaakse, Silva): In which what happens in the casino of The Profiteer doesn’t stay there, but may affect the future of the galaxy when The Fantastic Four find out!
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #44
Amazing Spider-Man #44 (Spencer, Jacinto, Oliveira, Curiel, Caramagna) is a sharp turn into a darker kind of Spidey story, but a little of that goes a long way.
DetailsStrange Academy #2
Strange Academy #2 (Young, Ramos, & Delgado) suffers from the delay between issues but holds on to the potential for greatness.
DetailsGhost Rider #7
Despite the arc becoming a bit cluttered with the inclusion of so many different narrative elements, Ghost Rider #7 (Brisson, Kuder, Keith, Caramagna) proves to be another fun entry in a dark, yet rewarding series hellbent on bringing back horror at Marvel.
DetailsThe ethics of striking foes before they can attack is on full display in X-Force #10 (Percy, Cassara, Guru-eFX). This title continues to be the strongest of “Dawn of X,” and issues like this fully display why!
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