Godzilla #1
Join us this Sunday morning as we look back at Marvel’s Godzilla #1 (Moench, Trimpe, Mooney, Rosen, Cohen) from 1977. It’s got plenty of classic Kaiju destruction and futile fighting to keep you entertained and even attempts some intriguing social commentary for society at the time.
DetailsDarth Vader #4 Dark Heart of the Sith: Part IV
Vader looks for answers on Naboo about what happened to Padme Amidala just before she died, now that hew knows their child survived. What he finds are painful memories and an execution squad in Darth Vader #4 (Pak, Ienco, Menon).
DetailsThor #6
Thor #6 (Cates, Klein, Wilson): A mythic, cosmic spectacle with some of the most jaw-dropping moments in recent years packed into just six issues that solidify that Thor is the strongest Avenger!
DetailsCable #2
Cable #2 (Duggan, Noto, Sabino) Cable takes a personal interest in a stolen baby, as an older Cable possibly walks into a trap. Smart writing and gorgeous art.
DetailsEmpyre #5
Love! Valor! Compassion! And killer space weeds! All this and Iron Man’s truly Fantastic solution to saving the world in Empyre #5 (Ewing, Slott, Schiti)!
DetailsCaptain Marvel #20
With both a foundation of Carol’s origins in Kree lore and plenty of spectacular action, Captain Marvel #20 (Thompson, Smith, Di Benedetto, Bonvillain, Cowles) certainly stands out as one of the better tie-in issues we’ve seen so far from the series.
DetailsWOLVERINE #4
Wolverine #4 (Percy, Bogdanovic, Wilson, Petit) is a dark and grim issue that relies on several tropes we have seen before in Wolverine comics as it serves as a bridge into the next arc.
DetailsEmpyre Tie-ins
While Empyre: X-Men #3 and Empyre: Avengers #2 show titles that get better with each issue, Empyre: Captain America #2 stays consistent in sticking to the Captain America wartime niche.
DetailsMaestro #1 (David, Peralta, Keown) is no mere nostalgia trip. It’s a dark, masterful look into the psyche of Marvel’s most powerful force, and the world that ultimately forces him to become the worst, most vile version of himself. This is a stunner of a comic with a huge legacy to fulfill, and it more than does so as the entire creative team rises to the challenge – and then some.
DetailsFantastic Four #22
In which our heroes battle a horde of priests who seem to have never heard of turning the other cheek, and two more guest stars arrive to help defend 4 Yancy Street…or do they?
DetailsStar Wars #5 The Destiny Path: Part V
Star Wars #5 (Soule, Saiz, Prianto, Brow) brings with it a Luke tale. Still only days after finding out Darth Vader is his father; Luke Skywalker seeks out answers from a mysterious woman. What he gets is a history lesson and a possible watery grave.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #46
Amazing Spider-Man #46 (Spencer, Ferreira, @RobbyPoggi, Curiel, @JoeCaramagna) Spidey fights the Lethal Legion, only he doesn’t!!! This has to be THE best WTF comic you’re gonna read this week!!
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