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.
DetailsBlack 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.
DetailsDOCTOR STRANGE #17 (LGY #407)
Doctor Strange #17 (Wait, Kitson, Koblish, Reber): Strange must pay a hefty price for the reinstatement of the known universe.
DetailsFriendly 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?
DetailsThanos #5
Gamora versus Thanos’ mutinous crew! Thanos versus Magus! For all the cosmic marbles, and maybe even Death’s winking approval!
DetailsShe-Hulk Annual #1
She-Hulk Annual #1 (Petri, MacDonald, Milla): The themes though heavily comedic also have an underlying current of weight to them which is what really makes this book shine along side some very well done art.
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #28
Amazing Spider-Man #28 (Spencer, Walker, Dell, Martin): Will the sisterhood of the supervillain pants prevail? Or will Boomerang weasel his way out of a well-earned comeuppance?
DetailsDaredevil #10
Daredevil #10 (Zdarsky, Fornes, Bellaire, Cowles) features the titular hero aiding his foe, facing the forces of a corrupt police force alongside Cole North!
DetailsCaptain America #13
“The Legend of Steve” begins in ‘Captain America #13’ (Coates, Masters, Izaakse) and the tale raises a number of significant questions not only for Steve but for the reader as well.
DetailsHouse of X #3
‘House of X #3’ (Hickman, Larraz) Add together action, heart, a good dash of sci-fi, a smattering of political intrigue, a giant explosion, and you get this book. There’s a brave new world, right between these covers, and, O, what people are in it!
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At the end of Avengers Endgame, Steve Rogers passed the shield of Captain America on to Falcon aka Sam Wilson. Some fans cheered. Some questioned why he didn’t give it to Bucky. However, people are forgetting about a guy named John Walker.
DetailsThe Magnificent Ms. Marvel #6
The Magnificent Ms. Marvel #6 (Ahmed, Jung, Vlasco, Herring) explores the very real emotional toll of being a hero with expert precision. This is quality storytelling.
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