Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #1
is an awesome start to this story that can be enjoyed by Superman fans or those simply following the creative team to this different type of story from @wmaxwellprince @martinmorazzo @ChrisOHalloran & @DCOfficial #Superman
DetailsSpider-Man & Wolverine #4
is pure sensory overload, working overtime to not only deliver continuous action but also push the plot forward by any means necessary, even if that means leaving no room for the story to breathe. #SpiderMan #Wolverine #MarvelComics
DetailsPredator Kills the Marvel Universe #1
Hollowed out by repetition across a swarm of increasingly familiar crossovers, it seems that the over reliance on shock has drained ‘Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1’ of any real thrill or surprise. #Predator #MarvelComics
DetailsUltimates #15
The Ultimates continue their 3.0 project, but a return to the site of their first defeat might put their plans on a permanent hold. @denizcamp #Ultimates #MarvelComics
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Enter now…the Age of Apocalypse! X-Men Alpha had the responsibility of launching a whole new universe that would last for four months. It’s an impressive piece of world building, both narratively and visually. #XMen #AoA #AgeofApocalypse #MarvelComics
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You can’t start a weekly column about the Age of Apocalypse without revisiting Legion’s biggest screw up ever. Let’s all see Charles Xavier bite the dust one more time. #XMen #AoA #AgeofApocalypse #Legion #MarvelComics
DetailsEddie Brock: Carnage #7
Eddie Brock: Carnage #7(@CharlesSoule @JesusSaiz @MattHollingsworth) is a biting portrayal of desperation that puts you in the characters’ shoes as they struggle to survive #MarvelComics #Carnage
DetailsMMPR/TMNT III #1
The Power Rangers and the Ninja Turtles face their greatest challenge yet, but will they make it out alive? #MMPR #TMNT @BoomStudios @IDWPublishing @thatRyanParrott
DetailsGreen Lantern Corps #7
might be a more accessible entry to the new Green Lantern crossover than part 1. @spacekicker and @Moellennial marry just enough exposition with solid story development. Pasarin and Albert deliver solid art, and Prianto sets the tone with amazing coloring.
DetailsRogue Sun #29
wraps up the Noxious storyline (or does it?) while saying why Dylan got the sun stone in the first place. The exciting Massive Verse series continues with some major developments. @ImageComics @thatRyanParrott
DetailsAction Comics #1089
Someone has figured out Superboy’s secret identity, but are they friend or foe? Find out in this month’s issue of Action Comics. #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent
DetailsThe Power Fantasy #11
provides a tense, methodically paced conclusion to the series’ nerve-shattering second arc. @kierongillen.bsky.social @claytoncowles.bsky.social @imagecomics
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