WEB OF BLACK WIDOW #2
WEB OF BLACK WIDOW #2 (Houser, Mooney, Farrell, Petit) continues to deliver action thriller excellence as Black Widow seeks to right the wrongs of her past but gets tangled in its web instead!
DetailsDaredevil #12
Daredevil #12 (Zdarsky, Chechetto, Woodard, Cowles, Marvel) has our heroes (and villains) scrambling back towards normal spectacularly.
DetailsLoki #4 The God Who Fell To Earth,
Loki #4 beautifully puts together a masterfully crafted and promising new storyline for David Kibblesmith’s own Loki. His well rounded development of this character resonates with the reader and leaves you yearning for more.
DetailsStar Wars 72: Rebels and Rogues Part V
Three separate groups of heroes battle to keep the evil Empire on its toes, each running into their own conflicts all across the galaxy.
DetailsDr. Doom #1
Marvel Comics’ biggest bad has his own book and I’m pretty sure that the world will bow before him.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #31
Amazing Spider-Man #31 (Spencer, Ottley, Rathburn, Fairbairn): Although confusing at times, this issue of Amazing Spider-Man features a lot of fun, chills, mysteries, and carnage. Both literally and figuratively.
DetailsPowers of X #6
Powers of X #6 (Hickman, Silva, Gracia, Curiel): This is a stunning, heartbreaking, beautiful conclusion to a wonderful piece of work — and like every ending it opens the door into a brave new future.
DetailsMarvel Team-Up #6
The stunning artwork in Marvel Team-Up #6 (McElroy, Guara, Sobreiro) just isn’t enough to make it feel truly worthwhile, despite the arc having so much potential to start.
DetailsPunisher #16 (Rosenberg, Kudranski, Fabela) brings Frank Castle’s war with Baron Zemo to a dramatic and shocking conclusion!
DetailsFantastic Four #15
Fantastic Four #15 (Slott, Medina, Quinn, Aburtov): In which our heroes attempt to fulfill the original mission of the Richards Rocket Group and become the adversaries in their own book!
DetailsSpider-Verse #1
Spider-Verse #1(MacKay, Frigeri): Miles Morales and his amazing Spider-Friends set out to restore the Web of Life and Death. While this chapter is disappointing, it’s a decent beginning to what will be an epic storyline.
DetailsThanos #6
Thanos #6 (Howard, Olivetti) concludes the Mad Titan’s latest miniseries, but in the end, falls far of its attempted storytelling goals.
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