Comics

Daredevil #32 is an epic, action-packed thriller. Bullseye is loose in New York, making everyone in the city a potential target.

Shang-Chi #3 delivers one of the best fight sequences in the series to date and shows the cracks in the Master of Kung Fu’s new life.

Amazing Spider-Man #71 is a quiet moment in the Sinister War storyline, shifting focus from the web-slinger to two of his villains.

Black Widow #9 sees the Widows surrounded and Yelena down for the count. How will they escape their current crisis, and how what will they do after?

Astonishing Times #1 features a creative team that intends to explore the resonance of the superhero genre and why it continues to endure.

BRZRKR #4 spins its narrative wheels for half the issue, with the series’ intense action sequences covering up a lack of plot advancement.

The Old Guard: Tales Through Time #4 sees Andy drift across the Old west to visit a lost love and one of the Old Guard battles through the Civil War.

Checkmate #2 has a confusing plot that makes it difficult to maintain interest. This spy thriller hasn’t got the cohesion to create any thrills.

I am not Starfire follows Mandy, the daughter of superhero Starfire and is a thoroughly enjoyable coming of age tale with a superhero twist.

Harley Quinn #5 brings the incredible miniseries to a close. Harley and Hugo go head-to-head with the lives of Quinn’s friend at stake.