Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #1
has promises to be an interesting addition to the mythos as Marvel’s First Family find themselves captured by those damn dirty apes who don’t like humans, especially talking ones @losthiskeysman #AndreaDiVito @erickarciniega #MarvelComics @20CenturyFox #PlanetOfTheApes
DetailsBatman/Static Beyond #3
A new villain reigns terror as a mass blackout shuts down Dakota City and Neo-Gotham in the third issue of Batman/Static Beyond. @EvNarc #DCComics #BatmanBeyond #Static
DetailsGodzilla. Escape the dead zone. #6
While the story can feel chaotic, the issue surprises with how confidently its art establishes tone, attitude, and scale from the very first page. #Godzilla @IDWPublishing
DetailsStar Trek Voyager Homecoming #5
provides an uneven end to the series, wrapping the high octane story up more with a reminder of the sentiments at Star Trek’s than with thrills or excitement. #StarTrek @IDWPublishing
DetailsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #15
delves more into the mystical and magical side of this world while also delivering definitive character moments, by @GeneLuenYang @FreddieArt @adalhouse #ShawnLee & @IDWPublishing @Nickelodeon #TMNT
DetailsLogan: Black, White & Blood #1
is an interesting exploration of the character of #Logan across different eras, with each team bringing something unique to the mix. #Wolverine #MarvelComics
DetailsDC X AEW #1
– is a solid read for fans of both the DCU and @AEW as @theSteveOrlando and #TravisMercer flex their creative muscles to bring these two properties together for a story that treats both properties as equals in this endeavor
DetailsDC K.O.: Boss Battle #1
– is a nice break in the King Omega Tournament story that doesn’t detract from the larger story and subjects the finalists to the wider comic book multiverse, and will leave readers wanting more in a good way @Spacekicker @PabloMCollar @ronancliquet #DCComics & more
DetailsBatman #6
is a short reprieve from the nonstop action and story development of the past four issues. #MattFraction #JorgeJimenez #Batman #DCComics
DetailsD’Orc #1
From the creative mind of Brent Bean (I Hate Fairyland) comes a new, whimsical dark fantasy and action series about an unusual combination of Dwarf and Orc. @ImageComics
DetailsThe Avengers #35
runs out of steam as it approaches the end of its saga, mustering up enough flare to deliver a serviceable climax. #MarvelComics #Avengers
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #21
leaves so much hanging in the air that it can be hard to find satisfaction in its plot, but what it does for Norman Osborn’s character is beyond exceptional. @thatjoekelly #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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