Amazing Spider-Man #11 (LGY #812) – With Frenemies Like This…
Amazing Spider-Man #11 (LGY #812)
J. Jonah Jameson: Threat or Menace?
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Shatterstar #3: Cooked by the Grandmaster
Shatterstar #3
Grandmaster is in search for an intense dopamine high as Shatterstar fights to save his tenants. A new hero is born, but will she survive the death match and save the day?
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X-Men: Red #11: … and Justice For All
X-Men Red #11
X-Men: Red #4: Join us for the stunning conclusion of X-Men: Red!
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Namor: The Best Defense #1
Namor: The Best Defense #1
Namor needs allies to protect Atlantis! Will the Vodani answer the king’s call?
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Avengers #11: Bored Meeting
Avengers #11
The newest entry in Jason Aaron’s Avengers series is yet another issue of setup and downtime. Hmmmm.
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Deadpool #7 Jingle All The Way
Deadpool #7
The art is beautifully rendered — and joyfully disgusting. The story is a bit like a Simpsons episode after a hit of meth.
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Immortal Hulk #10: Thaumiel has been Breached – Welcome to Hell
Immortal Hulk #10
Midnight one more night without sleeping. Watching ‘till that morning comes creeping. GREEN DOOR, WHAT’S THAT SECRET YOU’RE KEEPING? – Marvin Moore, Lyrics to “The Green Door”.
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Uncanny X-Men #4 The Kids Aren’t Alright
UNCANNY X-MEN #4
Uncanny X-Men #4: The mastermind behind the world changing events is revealed and the X-Men must race against nature itself to stop humanity being destroyed by a most powerful frenemy.
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Immortal Hulk: The Best Defense pt 1: A Death in the Family
Immortal Hulk: The Best Defense #1
A phenomenal murder mystery takes place in a southwestern town, only Bruce Banner can find the killer! This issue is can’t miss!
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West Coast Avengers #4: The Eye Of The Bow-Holder
West Coast Avengers #4
West Coast Avengers #4: Starring Katie The Actual Hawk
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Black Panther #6: Ending; Many Thousands Gone
Black Panther #6
“Trust not in mortal men…glory only in the Orisha.”
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X-Men: The Exterminated, A Liturgy of Grief and Love
X-Men: The Exterminated
Cable never appeared as a grown man, even in flashbacks, but he was finely drawn in his absence. There was a gaping hole in the center of this narrative, and that hole served as the story’s living heart.
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