X-Men Red #13: The Boneyard
X-Men Red #13
This issue could serve as a master class in the art of building tension. It’s a phenomenal work of art from @Al_Ewing #JacopoCamagni #MarvelComics #XMen
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Moon Knight: City of the Dead #1: Knockin’ On Duat’s Door
Moon Knight: City of the Dead #1
A new Scarlet Scarab rises as Moon Knight fights for a young runaway’s soul in the supernaturally stunning Moon Knight: City of the Dead #1 (@Marvel @peposed @marc_ferreira @rachellecheri & more).
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Red Goblin #6: All The Kings Horses, All The Kings Men…
Red Goblin #6
Red Goblin #6 is tense and well-made, @AlexPaknadel & @Janbazaldua67 beginning to build upon and naturally challenge Normie’s current character after the events of @Marvel’s Carnage Reigns crossover
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Darth Vader #36: Best Laid Plans of Mouse Droids and Androids
Darth Vader #36: Target Aphra – Part II
Vader, Aphra, and Ochi find themselves targeted by a droid revolt in DARTH VADER #36. @gregpak @Raffele_Iencio @Toonfed #StarWars #Marvel
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Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8: Halloween in July
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #8
Spider-Man: Miles Morales #8 is a great switch up in terms of tone and pace, allowing @yayforzig & @FredVice_Art to explore a more down to earth side of the web-slinger.
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Web of Carnage #1: Goodbye, Detective
Web of Carnage #1
Web of Carnage (Ram V, Gage, Manna, Carlos, Arciniega, Sabino) dips into the multiverse for some fun action, but becomes too overstuffed with subplots and characters to do any of them justice.
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Scarlet Witch #6: Mini Family Reunion and Skrull Battles
Scarlet Wtich #6
@thesteveorlando Reminds us why the alliance is as awesome as it is. Because it has the best people in charge. Continues Wanda’s story, while giving us a touching moment between Wanda and Billy. AND reminds audiences that Billy is our amazing Jewish space merlin.
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The Amazing Spider-Man #29: Something Green This Way Comes
The Amazing Spider-Man #29
The Amazing Spider-Man #29 is an undeniably fun issue that plants some interesting and potentially exciting seeds for the title.
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X-Men: Days of Future Past – Doomsday #1: The Butterfly Effect
X-Men: Days of Future Past – Doomsday #1
X-Men: Days of Future Past – Doomsday #1 is a fun throwback to a simpler time in X-Men’s history, with great art reflecting that. Unfortunately, the story features little substance with the issue mainly containing just a list of events.
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Fallen Friend: The Death of Ms. Marvel #1: How We Impact Those Around Us
Fallen Friend: The Death of Ms. Marvel #1
Fallen Friend: The Death of Ms. Marvel #1 is an emotional look into the way that Kamala impacted the lives of all of the supporting characters in Ms. Marvel’s various stories, although it is done so in an uneven way that too often shifts the focus away from Kamala.
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What If…? Dark: Loki #1: The Good Old Bad Old Days
What If…? Dark: Loki #1
What If…? Dark: Loki #1 (@WalterSimonson Scot Eaton, Cam Smith, Scott Hanna, @adalhouse and Travis Lanham) is a nostalgic romp long-time #Thor fans are sure to love. #Loki
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Loki #2: Ax Me No Questions, I’ll Tell You No Lies
Loki #2
The creators behind this series (@DanPGWatters @GermanPeralta10 Spicer and Lanham) have gone above and beyond to craft a tale worthy of the Goddess of Stories herself. Rich, compelling, and tragic, Loki #2 evokes the best of the original Norse myths.
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