Marvel Comics
Empyre: X-Men #2 is great for those that have not picked up the main storyline. This will definitely whet your appetite, leaving you wanting more.
Lords of Empyre: Celestial Messiah #1 looks at how Quoi took his final steps to proving himself to the Cotati and began his path to war.
X-Factor #1 brings back the investigative team of Mutants to help solve an ongoing issue of the newly formed nation of Krakoa.
Iron Man 2020 #5 finally pits both Tony and Arno Stark together as both brothers find out who they truly are in the latest part of the event.
Captain Marvel #18 sees Carol fulfilling the role of Supreme Accuser of the Kree/Skrull Empire. And her next assignment is gonna be life altering for her.
In Hellions #2, the newly formed team, Hellions, is sent to destroy Sinister’s defunct cloning farm hidden in the basement of an orphanage.
Lords of Empyre: Emperor Hulkling #1 takes a step back in time to show readers how the young man known as Hulkling became Emperor Dorrek VIII.
Daredevil #21 has the energy and pacing of a cooldown issue after the chaos of the last story arc, but with the revelations inside it is unmissable.
In Empyre: X-Men #1, when the X-Men finally return to Genosha, they find themselves stuck in the middle of a fight between alien plants and mutant zombies.
Empyre: The Avengers #1 sees Earth’s Mightiest Heroes begin their coordinated defense of the planet as the Kree/Skrull alliance wage war across its surface.
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