Marvel Comics
Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #1 is a new start for the martial arts master. Now possessing the powerful Ten Rings, Shang-Chi faces new challenges.
Savage Avengers #3 is an energetic and hardcore comic, bringing some of Marvel’s most unique characters into one long battle.
Punisher #4 is at a strange precipice. The story is escalating to dangerous levels, but the art threatens to go stale and repetitive.
Immortal X-Men #4 takes a journey into Emma Frost’s mind and solidifies her as one of the most interesting characters in the X-Men mythos.
Daredevil #1 continues Zdarsky’s run but begins a new series. Heartwarming quickly shifts to heartbreak as Matt’s tries to leave Hell’s Kitchen.
X-Men: Hellfire Gala #1 delivers a major shake-up to the Age of Krakoa, with plenty of superheroic haute couture and plot twists to spare.
A.X.E. – Eve of Judgement #1 is a solid set-up for the events of Judgement Day, although new readers may lack context from previous comics.
Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #2 re-examines Steve Rogers’ history, opening up new layers in the Star-Spangled Avenger’s mythos.
Carnage #4 expands the series’ horizons, as the sinister symbiote travels through time and space in search of new victims to hunt.
Strange Academy #18 sees the school grappling with the recent walk-out of most of its student body as Doyle searches for answers.
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