Comics
Starward #1 introduces readers to Stephanie Cohen. A first-year college student who thought she was starting another ordinary summer.
Thor #24 celebrates the God of Thunder’s 60th anniversary by calling upon a collection of creators who’ve helped shape his legacy.
Amazing Spider-Man #1 is a shaky start to the web-slinger’s 60th anniversary, as it boasts solid art but a story that feels too bombastic.
Ithaqa #3-4 ups the stakes of the supernatural comic, with a story that has plenty of twists and turns alongside some truly trippy artwork.
Armorclads #2 continues to slowly build up its story, with its world-building and art attempting to make up for a rather sluggish pace.
Hulk #6 brings the “Smashtronaut” arc to an end, introducing the monstrous menace known as the Titan and testing Bruce Banner’s mental state.
The Vampire Slayer #1 is part of a brand new universe based on the Buffy TV show. Buffy is no longer a slayer, which means someone must take over.
Magic: The Hidden Planeswalker #1 is perfect for longtime fans, and it’s still accessible for readers brand new to the world of Magic the Gathering.
The O.Z. #2 continues to build out its post-apocalyptic take on The Wizard of Oz while exploring the past and present horrors of war.
Corollary #1 introduces readers to a universe governed by the Rule of Two. Everything has a twin. Even people. If your twin dies, so do you.
TRENDING POSTS
Midnight: X-Men Issue 1 reinvents the mutant world into something monstrous as Jonathan Hickman creates another brand-new universe.
Midnight: Spider-Man Issue 1 isn’t for the weak-stomached webhead fans, as the comic spearheads a new horror-led universe.
Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1000 is a terrific outpouring of history, emotion and gratitude, celebrating an enormous milestone for the wallcrawler.













