Venom #21: Confronting Your Inner-Demon
Venom #21
Venom #21(@Al_Ewing @cafucomic @PerePereazart @FrankDarmata @ClaytonCowles) is a nonstop action sequence with some fun body horror and dark humor sprinkled on top #MarvelComics #Venom
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Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain #5: Thou Art More Near Thy Death
Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain #5
The final issue of “Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain,” is an exciting conclusion that’s a mix of Ocean’s Eleven and Mission: Impossible style that you don’t want to miss out! #MarvelComics #XMen @TiniHoward @vascogeorgiev @erickarciniega @CommentAiry
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Scarlet Witch Annual: Which Witch Can Trip?
Scarlet Witch Annual
It’s the beginning of the big Magic storyline as @steph_smash @TheSteveOrlando @CarlosNietoArt lay the groundwork & it’s looking great so far. Can’t see what comes next. #MarvelComics
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I Am Iron Man #4: Strange, Both Inside and Out
I Am Iron Man #4
I Am Iron Man #4 dives deep into a post-Civil War Tony Stark, expertly exploring the mindset that drove Tony to the brink of destruction with an even handed evaluation of the characters paranoia.
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Guardians of the Galaxy #3: A Lonesome Hunter
Guardians of the Galaxy #3
Guardians of the Galaxy #3 lacks a sense of drive or interest, sleep walking it’s way through 28 pages of nothing all to set up a more interesting story coming out next month in the series’ fourth issue.
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Cult of Carnage: Misery #2: Mother of All…
Cult of Carnage: Misery #2
With two solid issues in the bag, Cult of Carnage: Misery #2 is proof that the series is yet another sleeper hit, highlighting just how great simple character focused narratives can be for the superhero genre. #SabirPirzada @FranzMortarino #MarvelComics
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EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #3: Doesn’t Do Whatever a Spider Can
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.
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Miles Morales: Spider-Man #7: In The Belly of the Beast
Miles 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
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Avengers #2: A Glimpse Into The Future
Avengers #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
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New Mutants: Lethal Legion #4 A Face Off To Remember!
New 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
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The Incredible Hulk #1: A New Age of Horror
The 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
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Ultimate Invasion #1: It’s Always Been About Reed
Ultimate 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
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