Uncanny Spider-Man #3: Women in the Workplace
Uncanny Spider-Man #3
Despite some deeply uncomfortable misogynistic elements, this issue continued the recent upward trend in Spurrier’s work. #MarvelComics #XMen #FallOfX
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The Enfield Gang Massacre #4: Amy’s Got a Gun
The Enfield Gang Massacre #4
The Enfield Gang Massacre #4 (@ChristophCondon @ThatJPhillips @PipMartin9 @ImageComics) makes use of enthralling letters and contrasting colors to further develop the titular tragedy and examine the myth of the Old West.
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Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #3: Write THAT In Your Paper
Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #3
’s sense of tone and dedication to continuity and DC’s history help create one hell of a uniquely great read, by @JoanneStarer @NatachaBustos @TerryDodsonArt #RachelDodson @TBonvillain @CommentAiry & @DCOfficial.
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Star Wars: The High Republic #1: Bureaucracy and Battles
Star Wars: The High Republic #1
Star Wars: The High Republic #1 beginning of the third phase of this science fiction saga. This issue reconnects readers with Jedi Master Keene Trennis for a bombastic entrance of this latest arc. @cavanscott #MarvelComics #StarWars
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Darth Vader #40: More Machine Than Man
Darth Vader #40: The Master’s Trial
Darth Vader has come home to Coruscant to confront his master. @gregpak @Raffaele_Inenco @Toonfed #StarWars #MarvelComics
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Punisher #1: New Man, Same Mission
Punisher #1
Punisher #1 is an excellent modern interpretation of the character, walking the edge of evoking and evolving past Frank Castle into something new yet just as fascinating to explore. @Peposed @DaveWachter @corypetit #MarvelComics #Punisher
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Thanos #1: Screw New York! Let’s Get Fresno!
Thanos #1
is grounded in a way that makes it read like no other Thanos adventure before, by #ChristopherCantwell @Lukapiz @Ruth_Redmond @CoryPetit @leinilyu @sunnygho, & #MarvelComics #Thanos
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Blue Beetle #3: Meet Blood Scarab
Blue Beetle #3
is a largely effective issue as the creative team introduces Jaime’s newest enemy. @losthiskeysman @Agutierrezart @Letteringbear #DCComics #BlueBeetle
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Birds of Prey #3: Out of the Mega Shark’s Mouth, Into the Fryer
Birds of Prey #3
BIRDS OF PREY #3 knocks it out of the park with a stellar entry that is sure to have readers laughing and cheering! @dcofficial @79SemiFinalist @Leo_Romero #birdsofprey #DCComics
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Superman ‘78: The Metal Curtain #1: A New Adventure
Superman ‘78: The Metal Curtain #1
A new adventure starts up, up, and away in issue #1 of the series that continues the adventures of the beloved #Superman of the silver screen and gives a new take on Metallo vs. the Man of Steel! @robertvenditti @gavinguidry #DCComics
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Poison Ivy #16: Back to Normal
Poison Ivy #16
brings us face-to-face with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in nauseating psychedelic technicolor. While the central metaphor struggles to convey real-world nuances, the comic remains vital and poignant. @gwillowwilson @marcio_takara @HassanOE #DCComics
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Batman #139: ‘The night doesn’t frighten me / I chose to let it thrive’
Batman #139
BATMAN #139 sheds the bombastic qualities of Gotham War for a darker, more atmospheric thriller that features stunning artwork & mesmerizing colors. #DCComics @zdarsky @JorgeJimenezArt @tomeu_morey @jecorona @ivanplascencia #Batman @DCOfficial
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