Comics
Virtually Yours is a down to earth, relatable, and cathartic read with human characters being portrayed in a story without the use of cliche tropes.
Venom #26 – Eddie Brock and his Symbiote partner are back from Venom Island, as Eddie tries to attempts to understand Dylan’s condition.
Captain Marvel #17 sees Carol and several of her closest friends come together for a night of cards. A quick change of plans lands them in an escape room.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine returns to comic book shelves after almost ten years as Constable Odo must find out who is responsible for a bombing.
In Snake Eyes: Deadgame #1, Snake Eyes and fellow Joes follow an SOS signal that leads them to a peculiar base where Snake Eyes’ mysterious past surfaces.
Meg’s transformation is complete, but with her gone how will the rest of the family cope in Family Tree #7 from Image Comics.
Brandon Sanderson’s Dark One explores the duality of man through a story about Paul who has visions of a fantastical world he is destined to destroy.
Strange Adventures #3 sees Mr. Terrific’s investigation continues. But as the investigation moves forward Adam Strange starts asking questions of his own.
In ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal #2,’ the remaining Dark Knights are out for blood as Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing, and Wally West search for Batman.
Gudetama: Adulting for the Lazy sees the titular character Gudetama dispense out life advice to various people in need. Some good, and some for fun.
TRENDING POSTS
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.













