The Amazing Spider0Man #48
Amazing Spider-Man #48 (Spencer, Bagley, Curiel) is the one right before the big one, and it couldn’t be better when it comes to putting the final touches in place. You won’t believe who appears outta nowhere for this issue!!!
DetailsX-Factor #3
X-Factor #3 is fun from cover to cover. @mymonsterischic , @david_baldeon , and @IsraelSilvaArt continue to deliver a fun story rooted in an understanding of the characters and the world they live in.
DetailsFlash #761 (Williamson, Porter, Hi-Fi, Wands) fires on all cylinders, slapping readers upside the head with the biggest, fastest, leanest celebration of all things Flash in years. Everybody is here and the water’s fine… jump on in! If you love or even merely like the Flash, this issue is a can’t-miss!
DetailsThe Magnificent Ms. Marvel #14
The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #14 (Ahmed, Jung, Vlasco, & Herring) provides a good diving-in point for new readers or a refresher for returning fans to prepare them for the upcoming Outlawed event.
DetailsWonder Woman #762
Wonder Woman #762 delivers intriguing character drama that brings something new and fresh to the series’ lore while still punctuating all the right elements that make WW such a timeless character. @marikotamaki @carlobarberi @santorellimatt @droog811
DetailsHawkman #27
Robert Venditti and his team continue to make this one of the best written comics that DC is currently publishing and one of the best drawn as well.
DetailsEmpyre: Aftermath Avengers #1
Empyre: Aftermath – Avengers #1 (Ewing, Schiti, & Gracia) delivers heartfelt and intimate moments that anchor the space-shattering changes they foreshadow.
DetailsULTRAMAN: THE RISE OF ULTRAMAN #1
ULTRAMAN: RISE OF ULTRAMAN #1 (Higgins, Groom, Cho, Gurihiru, Grundetjern, Maher, McGuinness), is a clever three-pronged introduction into the Ultraman universe that fans of the original material can appreciate and newcomers to the franchise can also thoroughly enjoy!
DetailsSuperman #25
Perhaps less of a villain that originally announced, Synmar is introduced in Superman #25 (@BrianMichaelBendis, #Reis, #Ferreira, @DannyMiki_ @Sinccolor @DavidLSharpe) and it is clearly poised to be a complex threat moving forward.
DetailsDark Nights: Death Metal – Trinity War #1 (Snyder, Manapul, Herring) is a fun romp through crises past as the stakes are upped, but it also doesn’t forget to have some heart and strong character beats. Don’t mistake this comic for being a throwaway just because it’s a tie-in – it’s essential!
DetailsCyberpunk 2077 #1
Cyberpunk 2077 #1 [Bunn, Valderrama, Wordie, Cvetkovic] A lot of readers will come for the connection to the game but stay for the quality of the comic on it’s own deserved merit.
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Revisiting @Marvel’s X-Men: Noir, an (almost) classic crime story. #XMenMonday
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