Comics
Skybound X #2 continues to explore the universes of the imprint’s various titles and introduces a new character, Everyday Hero Machine Boy.
One Line follows the stories of several families through generations as they struggle, prosper, intersect, and fade away.
The party delves deeper into the world of DIE and reveal it’s truths, as well as truths about themselves in DIE #18 from Image Comics.
Transformers #32 picks up after Jumpstream loses control of her teleporting power, sending her to another place and another time where she meets Exarchon.
Mighty Morphin #9 throws new challenges at the Rangers, continuing to upend the status quo that fans have come to associate with the mythos.
Haha #6 introduces readers to Happy Hank, The Very Happy Clown. Though, to be honest, Hank has a hard time finding much to be happy about these days.
Spider-Woman #13 sees Jessica Drew in a fight with a burglar. One who is even inconsiderate enough to wake up the napping child!
Carnage: Black, White & Blood #4 tackles the sinister symbiote’s past, present, and future, featuring blood-soaked artwork and stories.
Champions #8 continues the “Killer App” arc. Nova has brought Ms Marvel into Roxxon too, but she does not want to be there.
Spider-Man: Spider’s Shadow #4 heads toward its grand conclusion, serving up hope and horror in equal measure throughout its duration.
TRENDING POSTS
Midnight: Spider-Man Issue 1 isn’t for the weak-stomached webhead fans, as the comic spearheads a new horror-led universe.
Midnight: X-Men Issue 1 reinvents the mutant world into something monstrous as Jonathan Hickman creates another brand-new universe.
Amazing Spider-Man Issue 1000 is a terrific outpouring of history, emotion and gratitude, celebrating an enormous milestone for the wallcrawler.













