Punks Not Dead: London Calling #3
It’s a rave of ideas that feels like you’ve double dropped at a festival. Everything’s strange, distorted, (but somehow with hi-def clarity), and one amazing experience.
DetailsYoung Justice #5
Bendis and the creative team finally delve into the continuity issues surrounding their new iteration of Young Justice in issue #5! Plus, the team takes on Lord Opal of Gemworld!
DetailsMR & MRS X #10
Mr & Mrs X #10: Rogue and Gambit take on the Mojoverse for the sake of Spiral.
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With Sony’s great power comes Lord and Millers great responsibility to expand the Spider-Verse on to Television
DetailsDick Tracy Forver #1
Smashmouth action. Two-fisted police. Dirty Rats. Ugly two-bit hoods. The city’s best detective is chasing down the city’s worst gangsters.
DetailsX-O Manowar #25
One of the strong suits of X-O Manowar comics is seeing amazing battles and this issue does not disappoint in the least.
DetailsMiles Morales: Spider-Man #5
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #5 features the introduction of a brand-new character in the Spidey mythos, and at a perfect time! Things seem to be going downhill for Miles lately, so this could be just the sort of “divine” intervention he needs!
DetailsMera Tidebreaker OGN
Danielle Page does a great job making the characters both young and old relatable despite the age of whoever is reading Tidebreaker.
DetailsThe Amazing Nightcrawler #3
This series asks some serious questions, hidden behind a compulsively consumable popcorn-flavored plot. If you aren’t reading it yet, you are missing out.
DetailsOld Man Quill #4
Old Man Quill #4 finds our heroes vanquishing a dragon to rescue a damsel, kinda.
DetailsArmy of Darkness/Bubba Ho-Tep #3
Army of Dark/Bubba Ho-Tep #3: It’s “Snakes on a Plane” only the snakes are mummies and scarabs… and Samuel L. Jackson is Ash Williams and Elvis.
DetailsGuardians of the Galaxy #4
The Guardians finally track down Gamora, then they surely do something else?!
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