Spider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #1
Spider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #1 (Hallum, Maresca, Rosenberg) is a fantastic gateway into the world of Spider-Man, even though nobody needs one. A smart, fresh story delivers exactly what it should.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #14
Captain Marvel #14 (Thompson, Garbett, Bonvillain, Cowles) has a super strong script and even more powerful visuals, you would think that’s enough right? Well, maybe not. I’m here to say that this is the issue where we get Carol in her most badass form yet, with black fingernails and everything.
DetailsVENOM: THE END #1
VENOM: THE END, #1 (Warren, Cruz, Guru-eFX): The last Venom story takes place over a trillion years, and it’s up to him to save us all. Yes, you read that right!
DetailsMARVELS X #1
Marvels X #1 (Krueger, Ross, Well-Bee, Petit): The dawning of a dangerous new world begins and a child’s voice can be heard through the dystopian din. One that will not be silenced.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #38
Amazing Spider-Man #38 (Spencer, Coello, Caramagna) is a pretty good “catch your breath” kind of issue, but if you’re looking for something more, unfortunately, you won’t find it here.
DetailsThe Incredible Hulk #104
Ancient History explores the late spring of 1968 with a little fella we call the Hulk!
DetailsAtlantis Attacks #1
Atlantis Attacks #1 (Pak, Anindito, Rosenberg) explores the moral question of whether or not a life should be sacrificed in the name of technology.
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #1
Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (Ewing, Cabal, Blee) takes a hard look at balancing the responsibility you have to your family vs. the responsibility you have for doing the greater good,
DetailsMorbius #3
Morbius #3 (Ayala, Ferreira, Poggi) isa textbook example of why “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” will forever endure as a wise saying. Fun as fun can be.
DetailsRunaways #28
Runaways #28 (Rowell, Genolet, Cunniffe): This issue was another easy read in a pretty decent series so far.
DetailsJane Foster: Valkyrie #7
Jane Foster: Valkyrie #7 (Ewing, Aaron, Perez, Aburtov) leaves me wanting more but has potential ramifications for Jane and the Marvel world as a whole that makes it a story worth reading.
DetailsDreadlands #1-4
It’s man meets dinosaur in this tale of an eco-damaged future! A secret United Nations installation has learned to harness the power of ball lighting to create a time machine. But when the base is overrun, and the machine malfunctions, how can the survivors last in 150,000,000 BC? Join us this Sunday morning for a look into Epic’s classic “Dreadlands”!
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