The Mortal Thor #1: A Norwegian in New York
The Mortal Thor #1
paints a bold, electrifying picture of Thor’s—or shall I say Sigurd’s—future. @alewingpromotes.bsky.social #Thor #MortalThor #MarvelComics
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Void Rivals #22: All Out War
Void Rivals #22
is an all out action romp that promises big repercussions for the ending of this major story arc, by @robertkirkman @ConorHughes #PatricioDelpeche @ruswooton, & @ImageComics @Skybound #EnergonUniverse
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Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk #1 – Swords & Stars
Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk #1
Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk #1 is another chapter in #Marvel’s growing Imperial saga that some may have fun with due to its traditional She-Hulk tone, and others may find lacking with its promise of greater science fiction thrills. #SheHulk #Imperial
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Absolute Wonder Woman #11: Selflessness Against All Odds
Absolute Wonder Woman #11
proves how willing Diana is to preserve life at all costs, even with the odds against her, by @79SemiFinalist @Cleanlined #JordieBellaire @Becc_See, & @DCOfficial #WonderWoman #DCComics
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Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man #1: Perception Embodied
Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man #1
is a chilling and thoughtful reimagining of a classic tale, one that does not shy away from the uncomfortable truths at its core, by @ReadTinyOnion #Dani #BradSimpson & @ImageComics @Skybound
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Event Horizon: Dark Descent #1: Dark Origins
Event Horizon Dark Descent #1
is a great first issue to the cult sci-fi horror movie. Christian Ward’s story is a promising slow and tense build up. @tristans_bones’s art and Pip Martin’s coloring hints at body horror and hell. @IDWPublishing
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The Terminator #10: A Simple Skirmish
The Terminator
ties together many of the story elements from the previous nine issues. It’s not quite a neat little bow, but it is easily the most important issue yet. @DynamiteComics #Terminator
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Batman / Superman: World’s Finest #42: All Fun and Games
Batman / Superman: World’s Finest #42
The World’s Finest Trio must save an entire race without murdering a sentient being. #MarkWaid @Agutierrezart @MattHerms #DCComics @DCOfficial #Batman #Superman
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Wild Animals #2: Detecting 101
Wild Animals #2
follows Neil’s utter confusion about how to search for the dirty cops who killed his father. @edbrisson builds up the crime story angle of the series. @andykuhn creates a lived in world for Neil to explore populated by expressive people. @madcavestudios
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Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #3: Hachi
Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #3
Lost in the woods in the dead of winter, Krypto must help a lost girl. Is Krypto strong enough to help? (@ryanqnorth) #Superman #DCComics #ClarkKent @DCOfficial
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The Amazing Spider-Man #10: A Web of Mirrors
The Amazing Spider-Man #10
The Amazing Spider-Man #10 is a definitive wheel-spinner, one that utilizes its purposeful delay before the next anniversary issue to layer in a sincere sense of unease as the series gears up to launch Peter Parker into strange, uncharted territory. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
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Wonder Woman #24: What Do Mice Have?
Wonder Woman #24
can seem simple at the surface, but once the curtain is peeled back, the nuance and deep societal discussion is as riveting as the action, by @TomKingTK @Sampere_art @tomeu_morey #ClaytonCowles, & @DCOfficial. #WonderWoman
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