Monstress #61: Gods and Monstresses
Monstress #61
The battle is over, but the war continues on for Maika and her allies. @ImageComics #Monstress
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Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #1: Class is in Session
The Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #1
is a better read than it has any right to be. It puts its characters first, delivering meaning and promise to figures both major and minor within the #SpiderMan mythos. @ThatJoeKelly #JordanMorris #PerePerez #MarvelComics
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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #3 – Bushman Beatdown
Marc Spector: Moon Knight #3
continues to astonish with its visual storytelling, utilizing decades of comics history and inspired visual choices to deliver one of the most exciting fights I’ve read all month! @JedMacKay @TheWarblazer #MoonKnight #MarvelComics
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Captain America #9: Blind Flags
Captain America #9
is a good issue with a messy soul. On a surface level, however, it remains a thrilling tale of morality that is unafraid to explore multiple ideas of action on a global scale. @Zdarsky #CaptainAmerica #MarvelComics
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Absolute Flash #14: House of Mirrors
Absolute Flash #14
Jeff Lemire and Haining’s Absolute Flash #14 is a visual feast that plays with unique page arrangements and drives its characters forward. #Flash #DCComics
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Corpse Knight #1: Father of the Dead
Corpse Knight #1
is a strong first issue that presents its hooks with masterful pacing & presentation. Though it may not have impressed with a sense of depth or individuality, by the final page I found myself excited by the potential of its future. @Skybound @ImageComics
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The Flash #32: The Enemy of My Enemy…
The Flash #32
is a charming, humor-driven story that blends heartfelt moments, dynamic art, and relevant commentary on dangerous internet trends; deepening the mystery of its central villain, by @qwantz @gavinguidry @fxstudiocolor @Bertacious10 & @DCOfficial #Flash
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Green Lantern #34: Fun and Serious
Green Lantern #34
puts both Kyle and Hal front and center in their own storylines. Adams successfully balances both a humorous and serious tone. @spacekicker #GreenLantern #DCComics
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Superman #37: Employee of the Month
Superman #37
Superboy Prime is taking on the Superman mantle. Can the Justice League trust this fanboy? (@Williamson_Josh) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent @DCOfficial
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Marvel / DC: Spider-Man / Superman #1 – The Man Of Steel Visits The Friendly Neighborhood Webslinger
Marvel / DC: Spider-Man / Superman #1
gives readers some great stories between the Friendly Neighborhood Webslinger and the Man of Steel @bradmeltzer, Pepe Larraz, @BRIANMBENDIS, @geoffjohns, @JasonAaron, @rdauterman, and more superstar talent, #SpiderMan #Superman
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Cyclops #3: Seeing Red
Cyclops #3
Scott Summers is unleashed in Cyclops #3 by @AlexPaknadel and Rogê Antônio! #Cyclops #XMen #MarvelComics
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Amazing Spider-Man #27: Seeing Red
The Amazing Spider-Man #27
concludes the violent threat of Torment in splashy fashion, leaving itself mostly open-ended to the scars this story has ripped open in our intrepid heroes. @thatJoeKelly @ed_mcguinness #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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