The Amazing Spider-Man 2026 Annual #1
This year’s ASM annual is yet another fine but superfluous annual that doesn’t have much to stand on as its own piece storytelling, but still continues to surprise with its continued building of Marvel’s latest hero, Rapid! #MarvelComics #SpiderMan
DetailsIron Man #1
takes off at an electric pace, leaving no room for boredom as it launches into a story rife with intrigue, charm, and high-octane thrills. Williamson’s return to #MarvelComics, alongside Carmen Carnero, was well overdue. @Williamson_Josh @CarmenCarnero #IronMan
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The 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… “We sat around and we started talking if you could start things from soup to nuts who would get what characters and what character go in what books.” #XMen
DetailsInglorious X-Force #1
(Seeley, Sta Maria, Fajardo Jr, Caramagna) dances smartly between nostalgia fest and a modern era story thanks to excellent dialogue and great art! @hackinTimSeeley @rFajardoJr #XForce #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsPsylocke: Ninja #1
It’s a tale from Betsy Braddock’s past as #Psylocke, but is it worth revisiting? #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #20
is the start of a climax for both Norman and Ben’s respective journeys that goes big on the action, but falters in its emotional impact. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
DetailsRogue #1
Rogue’s newest solo series begins with a bang… and a giant mutant possum! #EricaSchultz #LuigiZagaria #EspenGrundetjern #Rogue #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsX-Men #24
The leadership of 3K is in dispute as different factions make power grabs in this second part of Jed MacKay’s Age of Revelation epilogue. @jedmackay @TonyDanielx2 #XMen #MarvelComics
DetailsFantastic Four #7
balances the overly wholesome and lightly funny as Ryan North and Humberto Ramos focus a story on the series younger, extended cast–the Junior Fantastic Four. #FantasticFour #MarvelComics
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The 30th anniversary look at Age of Apocalypse continues (even if it’s now technically 31)… A major hallmark of Age of Apocalypse is how much overlap the various titles have. In that way it’s hard to have an essential reading list. Getting the best out of the event requires reading most of it. Astonishing X-Men…
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #19
The Amazing Spider-Man #19 is yet another emotionally epic chapter of Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz’s ‘Galactic Spider-Man Saga’ that has kept us hooked on its character-focused writing and grandiose science fiction ideas.
DetailsDungeons of Doom #1
is a collection of vignettes, each one uncovering some horror kept locked away by Doom. They aren’t much more than introductions to potential future stories, but they still make for a compelling issue. #Doom #MarvelComics
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