Marvel Comics
The Mystery of Ultraseven #4 delivers blockbuster action from beginning to end, setting the stage for the series’ cataclysmic conclusion.
Murderworld: Avengers #1 is a surprising, unrelenting killing spree. It is jaw-dropping in its bravery, unleashing death on a devastating scale
Blade: Vampire Nation #1 finds the Daywalker racing to solve a murder, featuring a slow-burn storyline along with appropriately moody art.
Gold Goblin #1 is well crafted but lacks personality. Focusing on the past too much can drain the life from the present.
Demon Wars: Shield of Justice #1 ignites a war between demons & pushes Peach Momoko’s reimagining of the Marvel Universe into new territory.
Fantastic Four #1 begins a new era for the First Family with a story that taps into all of the elements that make them an iconic team.
Black Panther: Unconquered #1 is a tale that tests the King of Wakanda’s faith, while also serving as a great introduction to his world.
Spider-Man: The Lost Hunt #1 tests the web-slinger mentally and physically while picking up in the wake of a classic Spidey story.
Predator #4 is a prime slice of Yautja action from beginning to end, as Theta Berwick races to outrun a pair of Predator fighters.
Hulk #10 leans all the way into its sci-fi trappings, delivering a new environment as well as subversions of the classic Hulk story.
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