Rabble-Rousing in MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN #300!
It’s #MilesMorales’ 300th issue extravaganza, and the stakes have rarely been higher! Find out what CODY ZIGLAR and company have in store! @yayforzig #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Spider-Woman #1: Deadliest of the Species…
Spider-Woman #1
Jessica’s back on the job, but can she save Gerry before it gets too late in SPIDER-WOMAN #1 By @steve_foxe & @carolaborelli! #MarvelComics #SpiderWoman #GangWar
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Amazing Spider-Man Gang War: First Strike #1 – All Roads Lead to Harlem
The Amazing Spider-Man Gang War: First Strike #1
There is a lot here that, in concept, should make for an explosive and rich event worthy of Marvel’s biggest hero, but it’s commitment to B-Tier villains, second string art, and a lack of proper build up leaves the start to Gang War an unmitigated yawn.
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Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12 – Bad Blood
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12
As Gang War looms, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #12 wraps up a needless yet fun filler story just in time for the title to be interrupted by an event once again. This issue leaves the book in a surprisingly dull place. #MarvelComics #MilesMorales #SpiderMan
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Luke Cage: Gang War #1: Not So Bulletproof
Luke Cage: Gang War #1
Luke Cage: Gang War #1 (Barnes, Bachs, Dalhouse, Lanham) is a lackluster start to the tie-in series, fumbling the strong status quo with bland art and a lifeless new costume. #MarvelComics #LukeCage #GangWar
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Moon Knight #29: What Lurks in the Shadow of the Moon
Moon Knight #29
Moon Knight #29 strikes again, delivering another sensational issue filled with dynamic character work, enthralling colors, and an organic escalation of violence. @jedmackay @Fe_Sabbatini88 @rachellecheri @corypetit #MarvelComics #MoonKnight
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X-Men Blue – Origins #1: Birthing Stories and Bury Your Gays
X-Men Blue Origins #1
Mystique, Destiny and Nightcrawler all get beautifully illustrated, long-overdue overhauls. Pity about all the misogyny on full display in X-MEN BLUE – ORIGINS. #XMen #MarvelComics #Nightcrawler #Mystique #FallofX
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ICYMI! Immortal X-Men #17: No Past, No Future
Immoral X-Men #17
ICYMI! Immortal X-Men #17 is the pinnacle of great comics writing. It is a truly remarkable book. @kierongillen #juanjoseryp @Dav_Curiel #ClaytonCowles #XMen #FallofX #MarvelComics
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Daredevil: Black Armor #1: The Man (Without Fear) in Black
Daredevil: Black Armor #1
Daredevil: Black Armor #1 (@dgchichester @nethodiazz @JPMayer_ & more @Marvel) is a strong yet restrained issue, wearing continuity like a suit of armor that lack any of the stylized elements of the era it’s harkening back to. #MarvelComics #Daredevil
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Uncanny Spider-Man #4: Not With A Bang But With A Whimper
Uncanny Spider-Man #4
Uncanny Spider-Man #4 is a tangled mess, but the artwork elevates it. #XMen #FallofX #MarvelComics #Nightcrawler
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Moon Knight: City of the Dead #5: ‘Pain and loss, they define us’
Moon Knight: City of the Dead #5
Moon Knight: City of the Dead #5 (@peposed @marc_ferreira @rachellecheri & more @Marvel) is a killer meat-and-potatoes comic, delivering a filling meal of overcoming guilt and concise art. #MoonKnight #MarvelComics
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Carnage #1: A Star is Reborn
Carnage #1
Carnage #1 delivers gritty, grounded, expertly-drawn horror. Carnage and Cletus Kassidy’s unusual reunion must be seen to be believed! #MarvelCarnage #Carnage @gronbekk @erickarciniega @JoeSabino @PerePerez
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