Deadpool #3
Deadpool #3 (Thompson, Bachalo, Faucher, Curiel) is a solid continuation of a new series that is honestly better than it has any right to be. Fans of Deadpool who want a well rounded story without too much baggage will find plenty to love!
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Marauders #8: (Duggan, Caselli, Delgado, Muller, Dauterman, Wilson, Petit) much like Schrödinger’s Cat the truth is out of the bag…and in the bag. So can the Cat be said to be alive…or dead?
DetailsNEW MUTANTS #7
New Mutants #7: (Hickman, Reis, Muller, Lanham) in space no one can hear you scream Butterscotch Puddin’!
DetailsJames Bond #3
James Bond (Ayala, Lore, D’Urso, Renna, Kurichiyanil) #3 is the most underwhelming Bond comic that I’ve read since Dynamite got the license. Disappointing, but not enough to change my opinion of this excellent series.
DetailsMorbius #4
Morbius #4 (Ayala, Ferreira, Poggi, Sanchez-Almara, Cowles): The fact Ayala applies some actual sense to the capabilities of a guy like Melter for example shows the level of care put into these scripts.
DetailsSymbiote Spider-Man: Alien Reality
A bit more uneven than previous outings, Symbiote Spider-Man: Alien Reality #3 (David, Land, LIesten) still proves to be a fun and bouncy read despite some padding in the plot. If you’re an old-school Spidey fan, this is definitely a book worth checking out!
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Sense8
Sense8 is a truly unique show, born of a glimmering age of creativity and artistry among the now overpopulated array of streaming services. In a world where everyone is fighting for your attention, this creative crew actually earns it.
DetailsCaptain Marvel #15
Captain Marvel #15 (Thompson, Garbett, Bonvillain, Cowles) is another action-packed spectacle loaded with intrigue, serving as both a turning point in the arc and for Carol’s path forward dealing with Vox Supreme.
DetailsA decidedly flat end to a decidedly flat miniseries, Hellmouth #5 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini) succeeds only in asking readers why they spent money on it in the first place.
DetailsBlack Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #6
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda (Zub, Eaton, Parsons, Menyz) #6 sets the tone and standard for the series. Usually, those are established earlier on, but I think there’s a very good reason for waiting this long.
DetailsCaptain America #19
Captain America #19 (Coates, Masters, Quinn, Milla, Petit) provides intriguing background on the Daughters of Liberty but still the underlying themes of the run seem to be eroding with time.
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