Marvel Comics

The Mystery of Ultraseven #2 continues to live up to its title as it peels back the layers of the enigma surrounding Dan Moroboshi.

A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5 features awe-inspiring speeches combined with blockbuster-worthy artwork as Marvel’s heroes make their last stand.

Fantastic Four #47 finds the Invisible Woman locked in the Baxter Building with a cabal of hi-tech thieves as Judgment Day approaches.

Carnage #6 finds the sinister symbiote descending into Niffelheim, and offers a surprisingly deep meditation on the theme of identity.

X-Terminators #1 is mostly carried by its art, with a story that doesn’t live up to the potential it promised.

Savage Avengers #5 rewrites the book on what can be considered an epic in the conclusion of this arc as a serpent god is unleashed.

Iron Man #23 is an example of great storytelling. Each chapter of Cantwell’s run is full of content and is a meaningful read.

Predator #2 is a master class in building tension, as its protagonist fights to find supplies and survive in an icy wasteland of a planet.

Daredevil #3 is a bridge between old and new. Old friends and enemies make themselves known as Daredevil is still trying to depart the city.

A.X.E.: Judgment Day #4 continues to subvert expectations, all the while delivering a cinematic experience in terms of story and artwork.