Marvel Comics
Amazing Fantasy #1 bends time and space for its unique tale, featuring beloved Marvel heroes encountering a world of sword and sorcery.
In Jabba The Hutt #1, after no sign of Han Solo’s carbonite body, Jabba suspects Boba Fett has betrayed him so he sends Deva Lompop after his lost pup.
Miles Morales: Spider-Man #28 closes out the Clone Saga storyline with plenty of emotion and action, paying off two years’ worth of story.
Star Wars: Darth Vader #14 unravels who hired IG-88 to kill Darth Vader as the Dark Lord hunts for Han Solo on his quest to defeat Luke Skywalker.
Reptil #3 is written by Terry Blas, penciled by Enio Balam, inked by Victor Olazaba,…
Extreme Carnage: Phage #1 is part 3 of the crossover. In this issue, Carnage reaches out to another sibling as Phage enters the battle.
Thor Annual #1 sees the Elves of Alfheim host a joyous celebration commemorating the end of the War of the Realms. Plus, Fury faces his captor.
Captain Marvel #30 sees Carol’s magical journey come to completion, and in a bonus story, she receives a pep talk from her biggest fan.
Moon Knight #1 serves as both a reintroduction to the titular vigilante and a reevaluation of his character thanks to a new creative team.
Spider-Woman #13 sees Jessica Drew in a fight with a burglar. One who is even inconsiderate enough to wake up the napping child!
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