Amazing Spider-Man #47
Amazing Spider-Man #47 (Spencer, Ferreira, Poggi, Curiel, Caramagna) crams 40 pages of comic book into 24 pages, but it’s really good. There’s more super-villaining than you can handle!!
DetailsImmortal Hulk #36
Immortal Hulk #36 (Ewing, Bennet) feels like a filler issue, a side-effect of writing for the trade. Still a cut above the standard issue these days, but hard to appreciate in its own right.
DetailsConan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #4
Conan: Battle for the Serpent Crown #4’s (Ahmed, Ross, Woodard, Lanham) overall plot might be getting a little stale at this point, but the writing and art elevate it into a story worth reading.
DetailsTransformers ’84 #2
Transformers ’84 #2 (Furman, Guidi, Bove, Wood) has the Decepticons taking betraying to a whole new level and you’ll never guess who shows up. You’re gonna want to be there for this one!!
DetailsDr. Strange: Surgeon Supreme #06
Dr. Strange: Surgeon Supreme #6 (Waid, Walker, Tartaglia, Petit) finds out who his enemies and friends are, sad this is the final issue of the current series.
DetailsBatman: Three Jokers #1 (of 3)
After four years’ wait, Batman: Three Jokers #1 (@geoffjohns, @JasonFabok, @bdanderson13) is at last upon us. Despite any owed skepticism due to its extreme tardiness, this is a perfect, masterpiece of a comic. DO NOT MISS IT.
DetailsThe Moon Knight begins to shine in Avengers #35 (Aaron, Garron, Keith), the latest installment of “Age of Khonshu.” If you like your superhero popcorn epics big, bold, and willing to be a little silly, this is without a doubt a book for you!
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #9
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #9 (Quinones, Cowles) is a memorable Indiana Jones inspired one-shot story that dives into the more troublesome side of her and Pam’s ongoing relationship. This is a classic capes comic that fans of Batman Black and White as well as the classic Batman Animated Series are sure to have a lot of fun with!
DetailsTransformers #22
Transformers #22 (Ruckley, Malkova, Lafuente, Wood) is a deep-dive into the Cybertronian crime and punishment, but it begs the question: do we actually want to know that stuff and how exciting can it be?
DetailsVoyage To The Stars #1
Voyage To The Stars #1 (Copply, Asmus, Daidone, Graham, Birch) Is a trip to the stars like none other. Ripped from your podcast speakers are the same out of this world characters that you come to love only now, they are in a comic.
DetailsGodzilla #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.
DetailsHedra (One-Off)
Hedra ( @jesselonergans ) is a beautifully rendered, retrofuturistic tale that reminds readers that there is always hope even in the grimmest of circumstances.
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