EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #3
Edge of Spider-Verse #3 disappoints with a bland entry into the ongoing Spider-Boy storyline, but makes an enjoyable entry into Billie Morales/Spider-Smasher’s post-Spider Clone crime fighting career.
DetailsMiles Morales: Spider-Man #7
New suits, big action, and bigger symbioses. Miles Morales: Spider-Man #7 is the best of 90’s comics with a splash of modern day pacing @yayforzig & @FredVice_Art #MarveComics
DetailsAvengers #2
Earth’s heroes have never felt mightier than in Avengers #12(@jedmackay @Cfvillaart @Toonfed @corypetit) but the foreboding mystery will leave you questioning whether they are truly ready for what’s to come #Avengers #Marvel
DetailsNew Mutants: Lethal Legion #4
The heroes face off back to back against the Lethal Legion in New Mutants: Lethal Legion #4! @charliejane @EnidBalam #MavelComics #XMen #LGTBQ
DetailsThe Incredible Hulk #1
With narrative potential and a visual presentation that’s simply out of this world, Phillip Kennedy Johnson & Nic Klein’s Incredible Hulk #1 is a strong return to the world of Marvel Horror @PhillipKJohnson and @NicKlein #MarvelComics
DetailsUltimate Invasion #1
Ultimate Invasion #1 is a must read for fans of the Ultimate universe or just Jonathan Hickman in general, from #JonathanHickman @THEBRYANHITCH #AndrewCurrie @Sinccolor @JoeCaramagna, & @Marvel. #MarvelComics
DetailsCaptain America: Cold War Omega
Captain America: Cold War has been nothing but a wild ride! This final issue from @cpkelly, @JacksonLanzing, @TochiTrueStory, @CarlosMagno1312, GuruEfx & @JoeCaramagna is a great examples of an event sticking its landing while setting next stage to come!
DetailsCarnage #14
Carnage #14(Paknadel, Galan, Sabbatini, Arciniega, Sabino) plateaus with an uneventful middle chapter that is uplifted by expressive interior art and stellar writing of Miles Morales. #Marvel #Carnage
DetailsWolverine #34
As Weapons of X reaches its penultimate issue, the length of its story has become a deadly weight on the overall story’s quality. With the stakes at an all time shrug, any enjoyment to be found in this issue comes from Percy’s excellent moment to moment writing, but not the overall tale.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #27
The Amazing Spider-Man #27 has tonally jarring setups, surface level wrap ups, and some decently written human interactions that could mark a change in a title for the better.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #50
It’s the end to the longest running Captain Marvel title in a decade, as Kelly Thompson gives us a teary eyed send off. Thank you for taking us along on this journey. @79semifinalist, #JavierPina & @davizlopez!
Details‘Marvel’s Voices: Pride’ #1
Everything is coming up aces, and Marvel’s Newest Ace Superhero delivers a kind story of acceptance and the relief of knowing who you are.
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