Comics
In Dark Nights: Death Metal #3 from DC Comics and Scott Snyder, readers venture to New Apokalopis to save Superman with Wonder Woman leading the way.
Funny Creek #1 follows a young girl named Lily as she abruptly finds herself in her favorite Saturday morning cartoon show, Funny Creek.
Broken Gargoyles #1 introduces readers to a steam punk 1925 New York City. The Great War has ended, but many wounds still remain in need of healing.
Fire Power #2 manages to utilize the full skills of its art team to create a visually striking fight sequence that features very little dialogue.
Finger Guns #4 follows Wes and Sadie as they try to navigate how to deal with serious familial issues that affect their friendship.
FirePower #1 flips the “chosen one” trope of martial arts stories on its head beautifully thanks to some amazing art and a solid script.
Cruel Summer tells a story of crime, family, and all the mistakes the two things create when you mix them together. Buckle up, it’s a rough ride.
Undiscovered Country #7 takes our heroes into a new region of the Spiral. The creative team fills it with brilliant dialogue and jaw-dropping colours.
In Deadpool #6, Deadpool takes on the X-Men in a bureaucratic tête-a-tête that will leave you smirking all the way to Krakoa!
Star Wars #5 follows Luke Skywalker and R2-D2 as they try to track down a woman Luke saw in Force vision while in Cloud City.
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