REVIEWS
From A24, Lee Issac Chung’s Minari paints an illustrious picture of a Korean family just trying to make it in 1980s Arkansas.
Immortal Hulk #43 takes a moment to check in on Joe Fixit and Savage Hulk, while the new Alpha Flight team (U-Foes) are on the hunt for the Hulk.
Star Wars: The High Republic #2 follows Keeve Trennis on her first mission as a Jedi Knight alongside her master and a pair of twin-bondded Jedi Knights.
Wonder Egg Priority Episode 4 introduces Sakaki Momoe, and also transitions the general plot into the next arc of the series.
Venom #33 explodes into madness when Eddie goes deeper into the hive mind with Rex and Flash. Meanwhile Dylan is hell bent on vengeance against Knull.
Star Wars #11 follows a battle on two fronts for the Rebels. One between Kes Dameron and Lando Calrissian and the other endangered Starlight Squadron.
King in Black: Return of the Valkyries #2 sees Foster and her fellow Valkyries gathering the tools to save the Sentry’s soul
Strange Academy #8 follows u[ on last issue’s miraculous recovery by Doyle. With him getting counseling, and the class going on an interstellar field trip.
King in Black: Gwenom vs Carnage #2 sees Gwen Stacy face off against a symbiote controlled MJ as Knull uses her to try to claim Gwen’s symbiote
The Legend of Shang-Chi #1 is a perfect standalone tale for the Master of Kung Fu, featuring plenty of stunning martial arts action.
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