WOLVERINE ANNUAL #1
Wolverine Annual #1 (Houser, Borges, Menyz, Mrva, Petit) eschews the stab everything storyline and focuses on the darkness of the human soul using the tragic backdrop of Logan’s life and it works brilliantly!
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Titan brings Blade Runner, Robotech Remix, The Thirteenth Doctor, Shades of Magic, plus many more, to NYCC!
DetailsSTRIKEFORCE #1
For the safety of Earth and his fellow Marvel heroes, the less people know about the VRIDAI the better. STRIKEFORCE (Howard, Peralta, Bellaire) has the experiences in the dark forces and with shapeshifters, but do they have what it takes to get the job done? Trust me, this is going to be a hell of a ride!
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A new era dawns for comics’ most diverse universe of heroes this week! And who better to debut this than the architect of that universe: superstar writer Gail Simone!
DetailsAvengers #24 (Aaron, Casseli, Vecchio) ramps up the “Challenge of the Ghost Riders” toward its conclusion, but with so little substance to this story, will readers care?
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Todd McFarlane and Spawn are headed to the record books!
DetailsCaptain America #14
‘Captain America #14’ (Coates, Walter, Milla) takes aim at systemic ideological problems within the United States and promises to move the conversation global in the near future.
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MeTV’s Late-Night Horror Show Icon Rubs Elbows with the World’s Greatest Super Heroes in 8-Page Comic Book Story
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #30
Spider-Man gets thrown into the Absolute Carnage event! Or maybe it’s Absolute Carnage that gets thrown into Spider-Man. Either way, you NEED to read this, (Spencer, Ottley)
DetailsGhost-Spider #2
Ghost-Spider #2 (McGuire, Miyazawa, Kampe, Herring): Ghost-Spider swings into action & her political science class!
DetailsHistory of the Marvel Universe #3
History of the Marvel Universe #3 (Waid, Rodriguez, Lopez) makes the cardinal sin of giving short shrift to the most crucial period in Marvel’s history, leaving readers desperately wanting more.
DetailsHawkman #16
‘Hawkman #16’ (Venditti, Oliffe, Palmer, Skipper) continues the “Year of the Villain” tie-in series while strongly hinting at future developments for Venditti’s vision of the Hawkman character.
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