Black 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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This May, spinning out of the events of Empyre, the British are coming with The Union!
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DC Comics celebrates 80 years of The Joker and Catwoman with masks by today’s hottest artists paying homage to some classic images from classic comic icons.
DetailsJustice League #41
Justice League #41 (Venditti, Lopresti, Ryan, Baron, Napolitano) continues this new, drastically different take on the Justice League as they battle against Daxamites for ownership of the Earth.
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Sometimes it’s good to be bad! For the month of May, your favorite Marvel characters are showing off their sinister sides with DARK SIDE variants!!
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It’s going to be a battle so monumental that it’ll take the entire writing crew of the X-Men to depict it! Here Comes EMPYRE: X-MEN this May!
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Join Comic Watch for a chat with Mariah McCourt on her already highly-acclaimed upcoming ASH & THORN from Ahoy! Comics, on sale April 1st!
DetailsWOLVERINE #1
WOLVERINE #1 (Percy, Kubert, Bogdanovic, Martin, Wilson, Petit) Delivers a double whammy filled with all the right ingredients one wants from a Wolverine debut issue Bub!
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Batman #89 (Tynion IV, Pagulayan, March, Miki, Morey, Cowles) sees the arc trajectory start to round into form as the series is given an artistic booster shot.
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Curated by industry legend Kurt Busiek with iconic painted covers by Alex Ross, this milestone series will feature new creative teams for each giant-sized story handpicked by Busiek himself!
DetailsMarvel Voices #1
Marvel’s Voices #1 goes far beyond being just a comic. It is a testament to diversity and a message of potential and representation.
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