REVIEWS
Top Secret UFO Projects: Declassified documents the government’s involvement and investigation into the UFO phenomenon over the decades.
The original Axiom Verge was an excellent and refreshing indie Metroidvania, and the sequel builds on what the original did right.
Fantastic Four: Life Story #3 shifts to the ’80s and in the process fundamentally changes the dynamic of the titular team forever.
Daredevil #33 pits Elektra in a battle for her life against not just one legendary assassin, but three exact copies of him.
Children of the Atom #6 is the last of the powerful series. Gimmick heads to the Hellfire Gala as her life threatens to fall apart.
Captain Marvel #31 sees Danvers and Rhodes off to take a well-earned vacation when their plans are hijacked by an unexpected visit from family.
Defenders #1 is a brand new series combining magic, time travel and the cosmic side of the Marvel Universe, as a new team forms.
Spider-Man: Spider’s Shadow #5 serves as the perfect conclusion to Marvel’s latest alternate reality story, thanks to its creative team.
Avengers: Tech-On Avengers #1 mixes anime and tokusatsu-themed elements with the heroes of the Marvel Universe for a unique story experience.
Baby Money is a taut crime heist gone wrong, much in the vein of 2017’s Good Time but without the directorial flair and finesse of the Safdie Brothers.
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