Marvel Comics
Hulk #1 is a full horror comic, tapping into something primordial and ancient for the latest iteration of the Green Giant.
Avengers #2 shows some classic superhero action, but also expands the wider story for this run as Captain Marvel encounters Kang.
Doctor Strange #4 actually features very little of its title character, focusing more on exploring a magical world being torn apart.
This is the first time in nearly two decades that Black Panther #1 has a writer with experience, a love for comics, and a love for the character.
Captain Marvel #50 marks the end of an era for the titular character as the last threads of her current series are tied up in this emotional conclusion.
Spider-Man: India #1 is the start of a new adventure for Patvir Prabhakar that can hopefully surpass the low bar set by its opening issue.
Marvel Voices: Pride 2023 #1 is a dull and disjointed anthology that falls short of celebrating Pride or generating excitement for its characters.
Carnage #14 continues the Carnage Reigns crossover. A coalition of heroes and former villains gather to try and take down Carnage.
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi – The Empire #1 follows businessman Rilo Grenth dealing with his family company being taken over by the Empire.
Red Goblin #5 introduces Rascal and Normie to others in the hero community, as the boy and Symbiote are dragged into Carnage Reigns.
TRENDING POSTS
Uncanny X-Men Issue 37 uses old villains to create new and engrossing stories, as The Hag seeks a violent revenge against those who wronged her.
Venom Issue 1 (2026) is a reset and a statement of intent, reintroducing Venom with Eddie Brock and sticking to the streets of New York.
Midnight: Spider-Man Issue 1 isn’t for the weak-stomached webhead fans, as the comic spearheads a new horror-led universe.














