Daredevil #3: Anger
Daredevil #3
Daredevil #3 continues laying the groundwork for compelling new storylines from Saladin Ahmed and strong art @saladinahmed @AaronKuder, Farid Karami, Cam Smith, and Jesus Aburtov. #Daredevil #MarvelComics
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Uncanny Avengers #4: Relax, don’t do it. When you wanna come?
Uncanny Avengers #4
All hands on deck, as Cap America & Cap Krakoa go head to head, while the rest of the Unity Squad hands the new MLF their butts. Can they stop a nuke from detonating in the heart of ESU? By @GerryDuggan & #JavierGarron! #XMen #FallofX #MarvelComics
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Superior Spider-Man #1: The Best of Both Worlds
Superior Spider-Man #1
Superior Spider-Man #1 may not be what everyone expects but it brings out the best from what has been built up thus far! @DanSlott @realmarkbagley #JohnDell @StockmanNate @delgaduck @JoeCaramagna @Marvel. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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X-Men Red #17: Hair Trigger
X-Men Red #17
Tremendous art and excellent characterization combine, here, to restore this series to absolute greatness from @AlEwing @toonfed @ycinar #MarvelComics #FallofX
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G.O.D.S. #2: Worth the Squeeze
G.O.D.S. #2
G.O.D.S. #2 (#JonathanHickman @ValerioSchiti @MarteGracia #TravisLanham @Marvel) explores another thematically, emotionally rich aspect of the intersection of science and magic through a compelling script and enthralling art.
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Uncanny Spider-Man #3: Women in the Workplace
Uncanny Spider-Man #3
Despite some deeply uncomfortable misogynistic elements, this issue continued the recent upward trend in Spurrier’s work. #MarvelComics #XMen #FallOfX
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Star Wars: The High Republic #1: Bureaucracy and Battles
Star Wars: The High Republic #1
Star Wars: The High Republic #1 beginning of the third phase of this science fiction saga. This issue reconnects readers with Jedi Master Keene Trennis for a bombastic entrance of this latest arc. @cavanscott #MarvelComics #StarWars
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Darth Vader #40: More Machine Than Man
Darth Vader #40: The Master’s Trial
Darth Vader has come home to Coruscant to confront his master. @gregpak @Raffaele_Inenco @Toonfed #StarWars #MarvelComics
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Punisher #1: New Man, Same Mission
Punisher #1
Punisher #1 is an excellent modern interpretation of the character, walking the edge of evoking and evolving past Frank Castle into something new yet just as fascinating to explore. @Peposed @DaveWachter @corypetit #MarvelComics #Punisher
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Thanos #1: Screw New York! Let’s Get Fresno!
Thanos #1
is grounded in a way that makes it read like no other Thanos adventure before, by #ChristopherCantwell @Lukapiz @Ruth_Redmond @CoryPetit @leinilyu @sunnygho, & #MarvelComics #Thanos
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X-Men #28: Smash ‘n’ Grab
X-Men #28
X-Men #28 is full of plot & enough character work to keep the ongoing #FallofX interesting, but the book’s role as a tentpole servicer of ‘things happening’ is enough to bloat it into something that feels like homework. #XMen #MarvelComics
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ICYMI! Captain Marvel #1: Faster, Further, and Higher
Captain Marvel #1
ICYMI! Captain Marvel #1 blips by at a rocket’s pace, kicking off Carol’s new run with an exciting and overwhelmingly heroic issue that sets the mood for a run sure to please! @crashwong @JanBazaldua67 @BryanValenza #MarvelComics #CaptainMarvel
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