Giant-Sized X-Men: Magneto #1
Giant-Sized X-Men: Magneto #1 (Hickman, Perez, Curiel, Cowles): This story is composed of lovely art, wrapped around a mystery. What more could you want? #XMenMonday
DetailsBiss #1
Bliss #1 (Lewis, Yarsky) Benton will do anything for his family. This is tested when he comes across the bosses of Feral City and they make him an offer he can’t refuse. Just how far will he go for his family and feel bliss.
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man Sins Rising Prelude #1
The Amazing Spider-Man Sins Rising Prelude #1 (Spencer, Sanna, Bellaire, Caramagna) is a great exploration into the mind of a supervillain. The book is a little raw, but a great read that’s going to kick off a really important event in the life of Spider-Man.
DetailsFantastic Four #21
Fantastic Four #21 (Slott, Medina, Izaakse, Menyz): In which the two characters that Marvel most likes to use to get people’s attention return during an intergalactic crisis.
DetailsCaptain Marvel Adventures #18
Hop into the wayback machine as we journey all the way back to 1942 and Captain Marvel Adventures #18 to meet Mary Marvel for the first time all over again!
DetailsStar Wars Adventures #32
Star Wars Adventures #32 (Moreci, Florean, Del Pennino, Taddeo, Wood, Scott, Buisan, Kirchoff) is a great wrap-up to this outstanding series that’s suitable and entertaining no matter what your age.
DetailsDoom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #7
If you haven’t been following the series, there likely isn’t a rush on picking it up anytime soon especially with a lackluster ending due to early cancellation, but for fans who have stuck with it, Doom Patrol: Weight of the World’s #7 (Way, Lambert, Derington, Allred, Bonvillain, Bowland) does capture a lot of the fun and heart that made the series worthwhile to begin with.
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
This week’s Empyre tie-ins flesh out the event as the action picks up, with the stand out being Lords of Empyre: Emperor Hulkling #1.
DetailsStrange Adventures #3
Aside from some narrative oversights which drag the tale down to the merely passable, this is a deeply enjoyable read.
DetailsX-Men + Fantastic Four #4
This book is a fun romp,painted in dayglow, with some unexpected answers buried in the seams.
DetailsEmpyre #2
As the Empyre saga continues, The Fantastic Four and The Avengers are destined to learn that with “fronds” like the Cotati, you don’t need enemies.
DetailsBatgirl #47
Batgirl #47 (Castellucci, Rodriguez, Bellaire, Andworld) makes clever use of the Joker War tie-in, but just doesn’t dive deep enough into the implications of the dramatic teamup to capitalize as successfully as possible, despite delivering plenty of awesome artwork.
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