X-Men #13: Family Ties (X of Swords Part 10)
X-Men #13
X-Men #13 (Hickman, Asrar, Gho) is a frustrating infodump of an issue, partially redeemed by exquisite art.
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Batman #101
Batman #101 (#DCComics @JamesTheFourth @GuillemMarch @tomeu_morey @ClaytonCowles) closes out “The Joker War” story, setting up a bold new era for the Caped Crusader. And any era that includes Grifter is one I’m ready for!
DetailsRai #8: Ghost In the Machine
Rai #8
Ever wanted to be on the ground floor of a certified classic run from its beginnings? Rai is your chance to live the dream
DetailsTEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #110: Looking for Adventure in Whatever Comes Our Way
TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #110
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #110 (@mooncalfe1, @astrolimes, @rleep, @robutoid) Time marches on as do the turtles and their adversaries. In this latest installment of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a new adventure awaits in the wings for the Splinter Clan.
DetailsBloodshot #9: Shooting Bugzillas in Their Faces
Bloodshot #9
Bloodshot #9: An undeniably awesome conclusion to the Burned arc that has its flaws, but none that will turn you away from wanting to see Bloodshot take on Kaiju-inspired Godbeasts & SO much more @HackinTimSeeley @Monkey_marc @adalhouse @darveLsharpe
DetailsSPOILER FREE: Werewolf By Night #1
Werewolf By Night #1
It’s not a classic take on the character by any stretch but Werewolf By Night #1 (Taboo, Earl, Eaton) is off to a solid start with an interesting new story.
DetailsJustice League #55: Sinister Slaughter
“Doom Metal” finds its mid-tempo groove in Justice League #55 ( @Williamson_Josh Robson Rocha @DHenriquesinks @rfajardojr) , leaning strongly into the inherent strengths of its quest-style story and really running wild with them to great effect. Strong characterization and crisp, detailed art bring it all home. Don’t miss out on this one!
DetailsDark Nights: Death Metal – Robin King #1: None So Vile
Dark Nights: Death Metal – Robin King #1 ( @PeterJTomasi @rileyrossmo1 @ivanplascencia Rob Leigh) takes its title character and fleshes him out in surprising and even nuanced ways. Amid the unhinged terror this tween wonder unleashes without even trying, there’s a character worth caring about! Come for the carnage, stay for the new favorite villain.
DetailsBuffy The Vampire Slayer: Willow #4: The Thread
Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Willow #4
The cover image for Willow #4 is very telling about what’s to come in this issue. You see Willow wrapped in green vines which match the color of her sweater which was such a comfort in early issue. It implies a transition from soothing to suffocating.
DetailsCaptain America #24: Playing with Fire
Captain America #24
Does the Power Elite know what they’re doing by bringing back the Red Skull? What power lies in the hands of monsters? Find out in Captain America #24 (Coates, @LagartoMurciano @JoeCaramagna #Marvel), in stores now!
DetailsDarth Vader #6: Men and Machines Both Break
Darth Vader #6: Into the Fire Part I
In issue 7 (Pak, Ienco, Menon) Darth Vader must answer for his failures to recruit young Skywalker and must be reminded what true power is.
DetailsNew Mutants #13 Fight or FLight
New Mutants #13
New Mutants #13 (Brisson & Reis) is a calmer story in a, so far quest driven, event that provides beautiful art and touching character moments.
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