Fantastic Four #14: The Richards Rocket Group Redux
Fantastic Four #14
Fantastic Four #14 (Slott, Medina, Aburtov): In which Reed calls a re-do on the space flight that created The Fantastic Four.
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Marvel Team-Up #5: Not Cool at All
Marvel Team-Up #5
Marvel Team-Up #5 (McElroy, Guara, Sobreiro) proves to be an inconsequential experience with little to get you excited about coming back. Hopefully the story can get back on track soon, because there is potential for something incredibly interesting.
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Absolute Carnage: Symbiote Spider-Man #1: All Filler No Killer
Absolute Carnage: Symbiote Spider-Man #1
Absolute Carnage: Symbiote Spider-Man #1 (David, Mobili, Tartaglia): Whatever happened to the guy who briefly wore the symbiote and swung around the city that time? Wait… who? Find out within as Peter David mines a long-lost bit of Spider-Man lore!
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Runaways #24: Magic, Light and Love
Runaways #24
Runaways #24 (Rowell, Genolet, Wilson, Caramagna): This book could be sold on its beautiful art alone, but the story within is absolutely cute and adorable as well. Peak teen drama that’s actually readable.
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Alpha Flight True North #1: Three Stories High
Alpha Flight True North #1
Alpha Flight True North #1 (Zub, Dunbar, Mackay, Brisson): Get reacquainted with a courageous Canadian Super-hero Team in the Marvel Universe! Open your eyes and mind to three new tales by three well established writers of the Great North!
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Spider-Man: Life Story #6: A Good Day to Die
Spider-Man: Life Story #6
Spider-Man: Life Story (Zdarsky, Bagley, Hennessy, D’Armata) comes to an end with a deeply touching, beautifully executed book that will leave every fan absolutely exalted and more than a little teary. Pick this one up.
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WEB OF BLACK WIDOW #1: Past Indiscretions
WEB OF BLACK WIDOW #1
WEB OF BLACK WIDOW #1 (Houser, Mooney, Farrell): Natasha Romanov seeks to balance past indiscretions and no one will stop her not even her friends in a strong and well-paced first issue full of the right kind of promise one wants from a spy genre comic.
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House of X #4: Flow My Tears
House of X #4
House of X #4 (Hickman, Larraz, Gracia, Cowles): This is a beautiful, brutal, terrible read — one that will serve as a reminder of the nobility at the centre of these characters and the love that makes them great.
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Black Panther #15: The King Has Returned
Black Panther #15
Black Panther #15 (Coates, Acuna): The Emperor has perished and the King returns home. T’Challa is torn between two women and between responsibilities to Wakanda Prime and 2,000 years into the future. An evil has formed in the distant future and the Maroons will need the Black Panther to continue the journey.
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Doctor Strange #17: One More Groundhog Day
DOCTOR STRANGE #17 (LGY #407)
Doctor Strange #17 (Wait, Kitson, Koblish, Reber): Strange must pay a hefty price for the reinstatement of the known universe.
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Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #11: The Weight of Responsibility
Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #11
‘Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #11’ (Taylor, Cabal, Woodard, Lanham) does it again to the shock of literally nobody. If you aren’t already reading this series, what are you still waiting for?
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Thanos #5 (of 6): Let’s Do the Twist Again (in Zero Gravity)
Thanos #5
Gamora versus Thanos’ mutinous crew! Thanos versus Magus! For all the cosmic marbles, and maybe even Death’s winking approval!
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