Venom #19: Absolute Dylan!
Venom #19
Venom #19 (Cates, Coello, Beredo): Dylan continues to do Dylan things, meaning…it may not be about Carnage.
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Star Wars Allegiance #1-4: Too Short, Right Amount of Sweet
Star Wars Allegiance #1-4: Journey to The Rise of Skywalker
The mini-series Allegiance (Sacks, Ross, Loughridge) attempts to give fans a bridge between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. MARVEL offers up a detrimentally short, but still enjoyable four issue series revolving around the main band of heroes.
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Martian Manhunter #9 (of 12): Alien Thoughtopsy
What the heck is a thoughtopsy?! Find out in Martian Manhunter #9, courtesy Orlando, Rossmo, and Plascencia!
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Spawn #302: Hell’s Abortion
Spawn #302
The creative team hits the ground running in Spawn #302 (McFarlane, Alexander, Steigerwald, Menzie, Orzechowski) with an explosive new direction for the titular hero that will certainly hook fans with its classic dark edge and multilayered narrative.
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Invisible Woman #4: Stormy Rides Again
Invisible Woman #4
Invisible Woman #4 (Waid, De Iulis): The Invisible Woman demonstrates her true power and resourcefulness—but that may not be enough to avert an international tragedy.
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Yondu #1 (of 5): A Pirate’s Life for Me
Yondu #1
Yondu #1 (Thompson, Nadler, McCrea) gives readers two Yondus for the price of one, and a cosmic MacGuffin supposedly on par with the Infinity Gauntlet! What’s not to love?!
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SUNDAY CLASSICS: Batman: The Killing Joke
SUNDAY CLASSICS: Batman: The Killing Joke
Journey back to the Spring of 1988 on this Sunday morning, with Comic Watch and ‘Batman: The Killing Joke’.
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Dragonfly & Dragonflyman #1: The Alpha and the Omega
Dragonfly & Dragonflyman #1
Dragonfly & Dragonflyman #1 (Peyer, Krause, Troy) is an issue that demands full attention, not just for its storytelling methods, but also for its overall message.
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Absolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1: Hulkverine Smash Puny Symbiote!
Absolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1
Absolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1 (MacKay, Raffaele, Sanchez-Alamara): The bittersweet nature of being a superhero is very rarely is this portrayed as well as it is with this issue of Weapon H. Jed MacKay homes in on all of this and makes a concise fun story out of it.
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Archie #708: The Plot Thickens
Archie #708
‘Archie #708’ (Spencer, Tamaki, Jarrell) accelerates the story after a brief narrative holding pattern, bringing several story elements together elegantly.
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New Mutants #1: Krakoa, Feast of Java
NEW MUTANTS #1
New Mutants #1 (Brisson, Hickman, Reis, Lanham): What do you get when you throw together a rag tag team of mutant revolutionary wunderkind with a rag tag group of reprobate space pirates? Bloody blissful bedlam.
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Harleen #2 (of 3): I’d Love to See You Smile One Day
Harleen #2
Though it starts a bit slower than the initial issue in the miniseries, Harleen #2 (Sejic, Downie) is every bit as complex and intriguing, diving deep into the psychological monstrosity that is the Joker and how the descent of Dr. Harleen Quinzel really began.
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