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Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #2 has Valance, Bossk, Boba Fett, and a new character, T’onga, on the trail to find Nakano Lash.
X-Men #9 is a fast-paced issue that follows two separate X-Men teams as they fend against both a Kree Accuser and Broods.
Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1 boasts a compelling story and strong art, but does not focus on its titular character as much as it should.
Hellions #1 sees the formation of a new mutant team. Mr. Sinister gathers some of Krakoa’s more unstable personalities under pretext.
‘The Platform’ offers up a deep dark look at classism, selfishness, and the unending cycle of privilege and oppression in a sci-fi package.
In the era of COVID-19, everyday life does feel like its own unique kind of horror, which is what Vivarium is going for, normalcy.
Firepower Volume 1: “Prelude” unites two of the top creators in comics for an amazing tribute to classic martial arts films.
Transformers #19 swings us back in the fray of the destruction wrought by the Rise and the reactions the characters are new chaos.
20 Fists is an messy romance film placed into Fight Club, and it doesn’t pull any punches.
Nomen Omen Vol 1 is the story of a woman born under strange conditions. Now, 21 years later, mysterious forces are dragging her into their eons old war.
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