Star Wars Adventures #1
Star Wars Adventures #1 (@MichaelMorec, @NickBrokenshire, @IliasKyriazis, @charliekirchoff) is a great new chapter in the Star Wars mythos. Perfect for fans of the classic trilogy, the sequel trilogy, and everything else. This one is a Wednesday pick-uo, no doubt about it
DetailsDiscover the Fate of Time Force Rangers Jen & Wes in a New Power Rangers Graphic Novel in October 2020!
DetailsExperience the epic stories that started it all. Valiant Entertainment is releasing VALIANT CLASSIC COLLECTIONS.
DetailsSpider-Woman #4
Spider-Woman #4 (Pacheco, Perez. D’Armata) takes all of the Drew mythos and exemplifies these elements to give old fans something to shout about and new fans some deep cut knowledge to grow with.
DetailsStar Wars #7: The Will Of Tarkin Part I
In Star Wars #7 (Soule, Rosanas, Rosenberg), the story shifts from Luke to Leia as the Rebel Alliance struggles to reunite. Commander Zahra appears to challenge the pitiful band!
DetailsTop 5 Submission moves from wrestling back in the 90’s.
DetailsMarauders #13
Marauder #13 (@definitelyvita @MatteoLolli @delgaduck) tells an emotionally nuanced story that should have ramifications far beyond the scope of X of Swords.
DetailsWolverine #6
Wolverine #6 (Percy, Bogdanovic, Wilson, Petit, Muller) X of Swords is in full swing and Wolverine is on the hunt for the sword of Muramasa but who is this new mysterious foe that awaits him. Who is Solem?
DetailsIndustry veteran John Stanisci and up and coming artist Emma Kubert join together for an original series FOUNDLINGS, tackling issues of diversability and empowerment for Young Adults, is now funding on Kickstarter.
DetailsVOLUME is a four-issue tale of teenage rebellion and superpowered punks. It’s a fun action romp that blends Riot Grrl attitude with dystopian sci-fi, all sent hurtling straight toward you in a furious blur of music and color.
DetailsYoung Justice #19
Young Justice #19 is about Cassandra Sandsmark, the granddaughter of Zeus and protege of Wonder Woman, known on earth on Wonder Girl.
DetailsFor better or worse, Justice League #54 (Williamson, Xermanico, Fajardo Jr., Napolitano) continues the “Doom Metal” story, but offers little in the way of originality despite some strong character beats. The art is great and suits the tale, but readers might find themselves feeling more ho-hum than blown away.
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