Contagion #1-5
Despite having relatively low stakes and no lasting impact on the Marvel Universe, the ‘Contagion’ mini-series (Brisson, Antonio, Segovia, Chater, Couceiro, Gorham) delivers an extremely fun event, worth the time of any fan of Marvel’s street-level cadre of heroes.
DetailsAngel #6 (Hill, Melnikov, Titov) continues this issue’s win streak by shifting the spotlight to the supporting characters. And any time Spike shows up, you know it’s gonna be a riot!
DetailsSavage Avengers #7
Though a bit scattered, Savage Avengers #7 (Duggan, Zircher, Tartaglia, Lanham) is a solid continuation in an already stellar series, bringing in the most dangerous characters of the Marvel Universe for a truly exciting story!
DetailsStar Wars Allegiance #1-4: Journey to The Rise of Skywalker
The mini-series Allegiance (Sacks, Ross, Loughridge) attempts to give fans a bridge between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. MARVEL offers up a detrimentally short, but still enjoyable four issue series revolving around the main band of heroes.
DetailsSpawn #302
The creative team hits the ground running in Spawn #302 (McFarlane, Alexander, Steigerwald, Menzie, Orzechowski) with an explosive new direction for the titular hero that will certainly hook fans with its classic dark edge and multilayered narrative.
DetailsStar Wars: Attack of the Clones
Attack of the Clones moves slowly till about the last half hour when it speeds up tremendously on the action. During that slow time, however, it fixed many issues left from the first movie. While fixing those issues and audience complaints, Attack of the Clones paved the way for the much better, darker Revenge of the Sith.
DetailsYondu #1
Yondu #1 (Thompson, Nadler, McCrea) gives readers two Yondus for the price of one, and a cosmic MacGuffin supposedly on par with the Infinity Gauntlet! What’s not to love?!
DetailsSUNDAY CLASSICS: Batman: The Killing Joke
Journey back to the Spring of 1988 on this Sunday morning, with Comic Watch and ‘Batman: The Killing Joke’.
DetailsDragonfly & Dragonflyman #1
Dragonfly & Dragonflyman #1 (Peyer, Krause, Troy) is an issue that demands full attention, not just for its storytelling methods, but also for its overall message.
DetailsAbsolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1
Absolute Carnage: Weapon Plus #1 (MacKay, Raffaele, Sanchez-Alamara): The bittersweet nature of being a superhero is very rarely is this portrayed as well as it is with this issue of Weapon H. Jed MacKay homes in on all of this and makes a concise fun story out of it.
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If the countdown to The Rise of Skywalker has you in a Star Wars state of mind, you’re not alone. Once you’ve marathoned all of the movies, there’s no shortage of content to get you through the rest of your days. Spanning across all forms of media, there’s a way for fans of every stripe to get their fix.
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Join Comic Watch for a look at Lucas Harari’s new graphic novel, ‘Swimming in Darkness’ along with an interview with Lucas Harari!
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