REVIEWS
Sabikui Bisco Episode 9 sees Milo recovering from his Rust poisoning as Bisco prepares to settle the score with Kurokawa.
X Lives of Wolverine #4 serves as a meditation on the clawed Canadian’s long history while also preparing for a final battle with Omega Red.
Ghost Cage #1 introduces readers to Doyle, a tech support worker about to get drafted for some extremely intense overtime.
Spider-Gwen: Gwen-Verse #1 pushes the appeal of alternate Gwen Stacys to its limits, though the artwork and story themes are well-crafted.
Captain Carter #1 brings the character from the What If…? series into her own comic for the first time, with a writing debut by Jamie McKelvie.
Punisher #1 is a fresh start for the character. Not only is he travelling the world, but he is now at the beck and call of the Hand.
Women of Marvel #1 turns the focus on the House of Ideas’ female heroes – especially Black Cat- courtesy of a roster of female creators.
When it comes to Disney and Pixar’s line-up there aren’t too many coming of age stories. Turning Red changes this with one that hits.
The Invisible Thread tells a coming-of-age story about a teenage boy making a documentary about his LGBTQ+ family and discovering more.
Nightride is an unforgettable drive. Taking the one-shot concept to an extreme, this is a remarkable display of filmmaking.
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