Superman ‘78: The Metal Curtain #1
A new adventure starts up, up, and away in issue #1 of the series that continues the adventures of the beloved #Superman of the silver screen and gives a new take on Metallo vs. the Man of Steel! @robertvenditti @gavinguidry #DCComics
DetailsPoison Ivy #16
brings us face-to-face with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in nauseating psychedelic technicolor. While the central metaphor struggles to convey real-world nuances, the comic remains vital and poignant. @gwillowwilson @marcio_takara @HassanOE #DCComics
DetailsBatman #139
BATMAN #139 sheds the bombastic qualities of Gotham War for a darker, more atmospheric thriller that features stunning artwork & mesmerizing colors. #DCComics @zdarsky @JorgeJimenezArt @tomeu_morey @jecorona @ivanplascencia #Batman @DCOfficial
DetailsX-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
DetailsCaptain 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
DetailsMagneto #4
.@JMDeMatteis delivers an amazing emotional finale to an emotional comic. Magento #4 is an amazing book that delves deep into Magneto’s psyche and gets the character in ways too few people can. One of the best comics to come out this year. #XMen
DetailsAvengers #7
AVENGERS #7 pushes the team past its breaking point, but all is not what it seems in this dark, expertly-written issue. #MarvelComics #Avengers @jedmackay @Cfvillaart @Toonfed @corypetit
DetailsVenom #27
Venom #27(Gronbekk, Ohta, Pimentel, D’Armata, Cowles) stumbles in its latest chapter due to underdeveloped antagonists, but its excellent art and characters are still captivating #MarvelComics #Venom
DetailsDoctor Strange #9
DOCTOR STRANGE #9 justifies all of the build up thus far, delivering on all of the action and spectacle that should come from a Doctor Strange series, by @jedmackay @PasqualFerry @thealexrossart #HeatherMoore @corypetit, & #MarvelComics #DoctorStrange
DetailsUltimate Universe #1
is a step in the right direction for the new Ultimate universe, by #JonathanHickman @THEBRYANHITCH #StefanoCaselli @Davcuriel @Sinccolor @JoeCaramagna, & @Marvel
DetailsSpider-Boy #1
While a little too wacky for its own good, SPIDER-BOY #1 is a fine if odd addition to the Spidey mythos, exuding a tone perfect for younger readers that meshes with a sense of 50s pulp-horror. @DanSlott @TyTempleton @erickarciniega @deezoid @JoeCaramagna
DetailsCanary #1
is an outstanding slow burn start to an horror story in the old west. @Ssnyder1835, @urbanbarbarian, @RichStarkings, and @tyler_s3 hit a homerun. @DarkHorseComics
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