REVIEWS
Catwoman #38 sees Selina Kyle brought before GCPD to answer questions concerning her part in the recent happenings in Alleytown.
Justice League Incarnate #2 dives deep into the Multiverse, visiting a multitude of worlds and catching up with characters old and new.
Nightwing #87 is fun, fresh, and fast-paced action. Get over to ButWhyTho and roll your eyes over my review to see how it tells a great story.
Catwoman: Lonely City #2 sets up the heist of Selina Kyle’s life while also exploring how Gotham has changed in the wake of Batman’s death.
King Conan #1 begins as Conan washes up on a violent and vicious island where he finds a new foe, Thoth-Amonwho is out for Conan’s blood
Ms. Marvel: Beyond the Limit #1 is an intriguing start to one of Kamala’s wildest adventures yet as Samira Ahmed does a great job of writing our heroine.
Amazing Spider-Man #82 is a perfectly constructed standalone issue and places Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson in a horror story.
Avengers Forever #1 cracks open the Marvel multiverse as Ghost Rider attempts to assemble the mightiest heroes from every Earth in existence.
Darkhold: Spider-Man #1 sees Peter Parker struggling to deal with a New York City that is crumbling away before this very eyes.
Wastelanders: Hawkeye #1 sees hawkeye continue to seek vengeance against those who destroyed the heroes. But Matt Murdock still believes he can be more
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