Comics
We Only Find Them When They’re Dead Issue #6 – it’s been close to 50 years after Georges Malik was lost to deep space, and now he’s a dead space God.
The Storyteller: Tricksters #3 has a beautiful storybook aesthetic that feels right out of a Mother Goose book in the best way.
Daredevil #30 is another beautiful chapter of Zdarsky’s incredible run. Matt Murdock is given a choice, whilst Elektra visits a nightclub.
Champions #7 is an issue that focuses on Nova. When Sam and Miles apply for internships at Roxxon, the young hero faces a crisis of confidence.
Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #12 begins the series’ participation in the War of the Bounty Hunters crossover event with a giant fizzle
Amazing Spider-Man #66 feels rather disjointed, opting to set up a number of plot points for future stories that don’t fully cohere.
The Trials of Ultraman #3 unravels the details of a mystery that sets the stage for a confrontation between Ultraman and his newest enemies.
Heroes Reborn #3 features a chaotic yet entertaining story, continuing to explore the dynamic between the Avengers and the Squadron Supreme.
In The Mighty Valkyries #2, Runa makes her escape with the freed oracle while Jane tries to discern if More is the enemy Loki claims.
Shang-Chi #1 launches a new era for the Master of Kung Fu but threatens to pit him against his fellow Marvel heroes in the process.
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Venom Issue 1 (2026) is a reset and a statement of intent, reintroducing Venom with Eddie Brock and sticking to the streets of New York.
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.














