Megan Nichole Comic Reviews

I didn't know what to expect before reading this but knowing Kelly Thompson's work, I had high hopes. Absolute Wonder Woman #1 exceeded all of my expectations. I can't wait to see what comes next from this creative team.

I can’t say enough good things about Alias: Red Band #1. For those who read the original Alias comics, you’re going to love this. For those that didn’t, you’re still going to love this. All gas, no breaks.

The first issue of All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider made me very excited to see where Stephanie Phillips takes this run. If it's anything like the last run, then I have very high hopes!

Dripping with action, tension, and darkness, All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #2 continues to show that Stephanie Phillips is the perfect person to write Gwen Stacy.

All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #3 makes the stakes high, keeps the energy high, and has you glued to the story. The only way to describe the comic is all gas, no breaks.

All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #4 should be on everyone's pull list. The stakes are higher than ever, the action is fantastic, and the story gets better and better with each issue. Hats off to the creative team!

Nothing makes me more happy than seeing Spider-Heroes fight alongside each other. Along with the side by side team up of Gwen, Silk, Miles, and Agent Anti-Venom, everything else about All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #5 is all gas and no breaks!

All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider gets better and better with every issue. Something explosive feels like it’s right around the corner, and I can’t wait to see!

I'm really excited to see where this goes! I love the mystery of it all, and I love the suspects we have lined up as the possibility of being the new Venom. All around, this was a really fun issue.

Alleycat 2.0: Pilot is such a fun read that comes with depths that you want to explore so much more of. Gregory M. Guity and Kent Clark did an outstanding job on this comic, and I can’t wait to see more from them!

Amazing X-Men #3 does a fantastic job at keeping the hype up for the incoming finale with Revelation.

This was such a fun read, that I read it twice already. I loved every aspect of Annihilation 2099 #2, and I can't wait for more! Kudos to the creative team. Y'all did a great job!

I really enjoyed Batgirl #9, as I feel there were so many different tones throughout the comic. I look forward to seeing part two of The Three Swords!

Batgirl #10 feels like a it's a perfect split between emotion and action, and I can't wait to see what the creative team does next!

Batgirl #11 is a wonderful addition to the series, and really brought the heart to the story. The creative team did a phenomenal balancing act of action and emotion within the pages of Batgirl #11.

I can't say enough good things about the second installment of Batman! The creative team brought so much quality to the story and the art, and I'll be anxiously waiting for the next issue.

The creative team does it again! Matt Fraction continues Batman's story, making it a thrilling roller coaster that you don't want to get off of.

Another excellent issue in the Batman series all thanks to the creative team! Matt Fraction just doesn't miss and Batman #5 proves that!

This Batman run gets better and better and easily pulls you into the different stories happening in the comic. The creative team nails it once again with the sixth issue!

Batman continues to get better and better, bringing more depth and more excitement to the story. Bringing in the Joker in such a chilling way was handled perfectly by the creative team.

Batman #8 turns the excitement up a notch and sets up some thrilling things that I’m extremely excited to see play out. Hats off to the creative team!

DC/Marvel: Batman/Deadpool #1 is perhaps the best thing I have read all year. The main story is full of fourth-wall breaking and funny moments, and each side story brings a variety of emotions to them in unique ways.

Batman/Static: Beyond #2 should be on everyone's pull list! There's action, there's heart, there's excitement at every corner. What else could you want?!

I had a great time with Batman/Superman: World's Finest #40! Mark Waid knows how to keep your eyes glued to the pages, with the fantastic creative team behind him.

There's no better way to get into the Halloween spirit than a harrowing Batman comic! The creative team knocked it out of the park!

Ray MacKay writes Big Bang Adventures #35 in a way that captures your attention from the first page and doesn’t let go until the story is over. If you’re looking for a comic that’s dripping in adventure, depth, and an amount of backstory that makes you want to dive into the comics even further, then Big Bang Adventures #35 is for you!

I didn't know what to expect going into Binary #1, but I new it would be good given the creative team. It's an excellent addition to the thrilling X-Men: Age of Revelation event!

The creative team followed up on the strong start they had with Binary #1 with the second issue that continues the excitement and emotion.

Binary is full of heart from beginning to the end, ending with a perfect bang. High energy, an extremely compelling story, and artwork that keeps your eyes glued to the pages, you can't go wrong having this on your pull list.

It was a very strong start for the run! I'm really looking forward to seeing what the creative team has in store for Felicia Hardy and her new adventure as a hero.

I found the artwork of Black Cloak #9 to be a great representation of the story. With a variety of different color tones in each scene, the artists did really well in making each page feel the emotions of the story. There are quite a few things I really enjoyed like how adorable the Taka were or how menacing the Dragyern was.

Black Panther: Intergalactic #1 is an exciting read all the way through, with an excellent mystery surrounding the story. This is a must have for anyone's pull list!

If you haven't checked out Black Panther: Intergalactic, it's never too late! The second issue is more than proof that the first issue wasn't just a strong start, but the bar of quality to expect from this run.

Erica Schultz does it again!

So far, I'm really enjoying Blood Hunters. This comic, Blood Hunters #2, was a fun continuance of an exciting team up that I didn't know I needed. Erica Schultz does a great job in meshing together a team of heroes that you wouldn't think would work well together and makes them a great team.

All three stories within Blood Hunters #3 were excellent. Each one gave so much and left me wanting an entire comic run dedicated to the single story. The Blood Hunt event has been stupendous and this made me even more excited for what's next.

Satana and the Blood Bar was a fun read about a business owner having to work around the Blood Hunt, and the business owner just so happens to be a succubus with magical powers. Once More into the Darkness was the conclusion but still left you wanting more. I was ecstatic the words "just the beginning were written at the end of the story. I can't wait to see Elsa, Hallow's Eve, Dagger, and Yelena working together against the Blood Hunt.

Erica Schultz hasn't missed once and Blood Hunters #1 seals that deal. I really enjoyed Blood Hunters #1-4, so I was ecstatic to see she was continuing the team of Dagger, Elsa, Hallow's Eve and White Widow. Now with the Blood Coven and Spider-Man in the mix, I'm more excited than ever. The Blood Coven is an exciting factor to add in as I'm looking forward to seeing them in action even more. With the Blood Hunters team, I really enjoy them working together as they seem like people who just wouldn't work together, but Schultz does a great job with their banter and tension.

Overall, I think Blood Orange: National Secrets #1 waas a home run. I was left excited and intrigued. I'm very interested to see what's in the future for Cat and the i0, and how she's involved in the world of crime.

Overall, I found the comic to be a great read, with both stories offering a different tone while having a solid storyline.

C.O.R.D.: Children of the Round Table #3 continues the excitement of the first two issues and broadens this new world even more. The creative team continues to impress with this run!

C.O.R.T: Children of the Round Table #4 continues the gripping story of the young knights in Camelot, adding more and more excitement with every issue.

C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #5 continues to be a fun read with high energy. This series gets better and better with every issue!

I cannot sing enough praises of C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table. This run should be in everyone's pull list. There's excitement all around, mixed with emotion and action. With a solid story throughout the series, there's really nothing more you could ask for.

I really enjoyed the dark and grittiness of the artwork for Captain America #14! I think it meshed really well with the overall tone of the book as well as the character's storylines. Carlos Magno always delivers top quality work and this is no exception. With Espen Grundetjern handling the coloring and Joe Caramagna on letters, there's no going wrong here.

There was a lot to love about Captain Marvel: Dark Past #1, and I am very excited to see where Paul Jenkins takes us!

I'm very excited to see where Greg Rucka goes with this new team and to see the team get started on this wild heist!

I'm really enjoying myself with Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League and can't wait to see what's next with the heist!

Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #6 was a perfect ending to the high-energy story. The creative team absolutely nailed it!

Concert of Champions #1 is a really exciting read with Marvel characters working together, which I really want to see more of from these particular characters.

When this run was announced, no one was more excited than me. Now I see that excitement was rightly placed because this comic was fantastic! We're getting a great closer look at Scott Summers that we haven't gotten to see for a long time, and so far, it's emotional, exciting, and extremely compelling.

Cyclops #2 proves that the first issue was much more than just a strong start, but the beginning of something special. Stakes are high, emotions are through the roof, and the energy is immaculate.

Alex Paknadel keeps the energy high, the story exciting, the will have you wanting more by the end of the comic. Cyclops continues to impress with this third issue!

If you're a fan of Daredevil or the Punisher, then this comic is for you. Continuing their legendary rivalry, the creative team made this feel fresh while having that classic feeling of reading a Daredevil versus Punisher comic.

Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil's Trigger #2 proves that the first issue wasn't just a strong start, but a level of quality that the creative team stays steadily in. If you're a Punisher fan, if you're a Daredevil fan, then this comic is for you!

This comic run needs to be on everyone's pull list. It's so compelling with artwork that's as spectacular as the story itself.

This comic perfectly captures the qualities of the characters that make Daredevil and the Punisher who they are and why they’re constant fan favorites. Jimmy Palmiotti expertly shows the oil and water effect of the two characters that shouldn’t work together, but work oh so well.

Daredevil/Punisher: The Devil’s Trigger was spectacular all the way through. The story ended very well and I can’t wait to see what the creative team brings next! If you’re a Daredevil or a Punisher fan, then this comic is for you.

I can't wait to see where this goes as Muse is one of my favorite villains. With Schultz behind the writing and the stellar artists on the creative team, it's sure to be a hit.

Erica Schultz does what she always does and gives you an absolute thrill ride of a comic to read.

Writing Daredevil: Unleash Hell, Erica Schultz has been consistent in quality and sticking to the Red Band rating. The fifth and final installment was the perfect ending to what has been a dark, violent, and all around entertaining comic run.

Erica Schultz has written the Woman Without Fear quite a few times, and I feel she nails each time. Everything from the inner dialogue of Elektra to the banter between her and Punisher was exciting to read. Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #2 is excitement all the way through. I just wish I had more of it to read, but I suppose that tells you how fun this comic is. This run has been exciting and fresh so far and I can't wait to read the third installment.

Another exciting issue of Daredevil: Woman Without Fear! Another issue with Elektra in Madripoor, which signifies that she's doing this on her own and not to expect Matt Murdock to join her. Erica Schultz writes Elektra really well, and shows her conflicted feelings via her inner dialogue in a way that makes you feel connected with her. I really enjoyed seeing the side characters in Daredevil: Woman Without Fear #3 like Silvermane, Count Nefaria, and another character Elektra seeks assistance from.

I was instantly hooked when I started reading Dark Empty Void #1. The story is compelling right from the start, and keeps you wanting more as the story continues. You find yourself relating to Joy as she gives lectures on depression while she is going through the struggle herself. The characters are easy to connect with while still maintaining mystery as you learn more about them. I'm not usually one for sci-fi thrillers, but Dark Empty Void #1 was fantastic all around. Can't wait for the next installment!

I thought Dark Empty Void #1 started off really strong, but the second installment proves that streak will continue. I'm over the moon about Dark Empty Void #2.

I've always loved comics involving Dazzler, so I was intrigued when I heard she was getting her own run in From the Ashes. I have to say, I really think the creative team knocked it out of the park with Dazzler #1. It was fun, it was heartwarming, it was everything I wanted it to be. Hats off to the creative team!

The artists of Dazzler #2 continue to impress with their bright and vibrant colors contrasting Dazzler's white and silver aesthetic. The whole scene with Dazzler and her performance that was attacked was gorgeous to look at and kept me wanting to stay on the page. The creative team makes the comic run feel like a teenage pop star's dream and it's pitch perfect for the story and tone.

Dazzler is a character who, no matter what, is always someone who everyone likes and maybe even relates to. And her comic continues to show that she is the Shining Star Of The X-Men.

I loved so much about this run, and I'm so bummed to see it's over. What I am excited for is to see what Jason Loo writes next!

DC K.O. #5 brings the end of the fantastic event with a very satisfactory ending. Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson knocked this out of the park with the story, and the artists put their talents on full display.

I cannot say enough good things about DC K.O.: Red Hood VS. The Joker #1! I was extremely excited for this story, and my expectations were exceeded in an extraordinary way!

DC K.O.: The Kids are All Fight #1 was a great time all around! I look forward to seeing what the event holds for these characters!

Let us know in the comments below what you thought of DC K.O.: Knightfight #3!

I'm disappointed to see DC K.O.: Knightfight is over, but what a powerful way to end it! The artists went far and beyond to ensure that the miniseries was at top quality from beginning to end.

What I loved about DC Pride 2025 was that it wasn't the usual collection of random short stories, but many short stories that all connected with a bigger story arc. With each short story, you could really see the personality of the author peer through the words. For example, you could see a lot of Tim Sheridan in the first story with Alan and Ethan, which I loved because he's wildly talented.

So much happened in this first issue and I’m very excited to see what happens next! There’s action, there’s emotion, there’s a fantastic story. This is exactly what you’d want in a comic!

Deadpool #4 continues the series perfectly, delivering just the right amount of story to keep readers eagerly anticipating more.

Deadpool #5 keeps the excitement going strong with excellent fights, fantastic banter, and creative 4th wall breaks. I really love seeing how Deadpool's mind is on his daughter's wellbeing while still holding true to the characteristics that him who he is. I think Cody Ziglar does a really great job at showing a different side of Deadpool without diminishing what we all know and love about his character. It's interesting how he integrated Ellie into Deadpool's day to day life flawlessly while making her into a powerhouse just like her dad.

I wasn't sure how I'd feel about Ellie taking on the role as Deadpool, but Cody Ziglar stuck the landing. But something else Ziglar did was play with my emotions. Everything was going too well with Ellie, so of course, Death Grip had to kill Deadpool. Deadpool #6 made you feel all the feelings while reading it. It really was an entertaining comic to read, so hats off to Ziglar and the whole creative team. I'm anxious but excited to see what comes next in Deadpool #7.

Overall, I think this was a great continuation showing all of the emotions everyone is feeling after losing Deadpool. I'm loving Ellie taking on the mantel as Deadpool but still having to uphold the "no kill rules. It's continuing to be a fun ride.

The artwork of this installment holds steady is being exciting to look at as it does in this entire run. But in Deadpool #8, I feel it has more of an abstract look to it, particularly with the scenes of the fight at Valentine's lab. It works really well for the story, and adds more of an action feel to the panels.

While the art has continued to impress in this Deadpool run, I think Deadpool #9 gave more than the others. With the fight scenes with M.O.D.O.K., we saw just how much of a powerhouse Ellie is, and it showed brightly throughout the artwork. With her acrobatic moves, and creative plans to take out M.O.D.O.K., it became very clear that Ellie is nailing being the new Deadpool.

There were so many things to like about the artwork of Deadpool #10, but I think Ellie's dream is definitely something to be discussed. With the dark and smokey background, the bright purple of Ellie and her mom, and her mom as a monster, the artists really nailed the horror tone.

Andrea Di Vito continues to impress with his use of detail that makes it effortless to see the expressions of each and every character. Di Vito also did a great job with illustrating Spider-Man in action, which made each scene with him an absolute delight. I'll never get tired of seeing Spider-Man and Deadpool together in a story, and Di Vito really made it an exciting thing to see.

I can't speak on the art without mentioning Joe Sabino's fantastic work on the letters. With so many different outspoken characters in Deadpool #12, Sabino does a great job making each sentence feel powerful and impactful.

Cody Ziglar set up some pretty exciting stuff to come with this long awaited battle between Deadpool's team and Death Grip.

Cody Ziglar does it again with keeping you hooked into the story and have you wanting more by the end of it.

Cody Ziglar made Deadpool #15 feel like the best ending for the entire run. I'd love to see Ziglar continue to work with Deadpool in the future, as I feel he really knows what he's doing when writing the character. He writes Deadpool in a way that feels new, but authentic, to the character. Hats off to Cody Ziglar for this great run!

This was well worth the wait. Marvel fans, DC fans, comic book fans in general, this was made for us. Seeing these two worlds collide was an absolute treat and the creative teams should be extremely proud of what they've done here.

Javier Garrn did such a fantastic job with how much detail went into every single page of Deadpool/Wolverine: Weapon X-Traction. Each panel gets more exciting the longer you look at it, making you not want to take your eyes away from it. While Garrn handles the art, the color artist, Edgar Delgado, matches his energy and makes each page eye-popping. Garrn and Delgado are joined by Joe Sabino, who is the exclamation point to this wild sentence as a whole. The artists all showcased their talents so very well throughout Deadpool/Wolverine: Weapon X-Traction and made it an absolute joy to read.

With the excitement of the movie coming this week, I can't get enough of these two together. Deadpool and Wolverine have a friendship that knows no bound, or a bromance as Deadpool would call it. Both have high respect for each other, even if it's not said out loud. This was the perfect run to read leading up to Marvel Studios' Deadpool & Wolverine. The creative team killed it with this run!

Doctor Strange #1, while is a continuation, is an extremely strong start to what looks to be a very exciting ride of a comic.

The story itself has a lot of depth, like getting to know the Asgardians way of life, and how they live their day to day on Asgard. Derek Landy brought a lot of exciting factors to this story, such as Loki, and I'm excited to see where it goes.

So far, I'm really enjoying Doctor Strange of Asgard, and the second installment kept the same dark and mystical feelings as the first comic had. there's so much mystery surrounding the storyline, it makes me really excited to see what's next!

The third installment of Dracula: Blood Hunt does an incredible job at continuing with as much excitement as the first two. I think this one was written with more intensity especially when dealing with Brielle's illusion. You could really feel her terror when she sees what she could become if she were to join Varnae. But you could also feel her anguish when she took that phone call from the person who pulled her out of the illusion. All in all, this is expertly written to have you feel every emotion that plays out in each panel.

Megan: Dungeons of Doom is absolutely not what I expected it to be, in the best way possible. Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Benjamin Percy brings a story that nightmares are made of inside Doom’s most secret dungeons. Dungeons of Doom #2 continues the excitement the surprises at every turn.

Megan Both stories have completely different art styles and both were beautiful and perfect for the story. The main story's artwork is vibrant with an excellent amount of details in every panel. The second story's is much more gritty, which perfectly fit what was going on. Each story came with its own charm, thanks to the fabulous artists on the creative team.

I love these comics that fill in the blanks of the past timelines in Marvel Comics. There's so much to work with in the past, and Emma Frost getting more added to her story is such a great idea. Amy chu started this run strong, and makes me very excited to see what else she brings to this run.

End of Life #1 is a fresh story that keeps your eyes locked into the comic. You’re immediately locked into the story and want to read so much more by the end of it. Hats off to the creative team because this was phenomenal!

End of Life #2 is proof that the first issue wasn’t just a strong start, but a good example of the top quality that creative team is delivering through this series.

End of Life #3 continues the thrilling story of an assassin who’s on the run and hiding out in the most unassuming town in the world. If you haven’t checked out End of Life yet, I highly recommend it!

I found this comic to be very captivating throughout Endless #1. I'm very excited to read the rest of the run as it's said to be a difference universe or a different life in each installment. Overall, this felt really refreshing to me. Hats off to the creative team!

I found Exceptional X-Men #2 to be a pretty fun read that added great new characters to the story. Alex and Thao seem to have a lot of depth in their characters and I look forward to learning more about them. It's interesting to see Kate want to have this normal and relatable life, while being one of the strongest mutants. Of course, we know that that just isn't feasible for Kate, but it's nice to see her try. I think the writing perfectly illustrates just how badly she wants a normal life and how frustrated she is that she keeps getting pulled back into mutant problems.

The artists really captured the beauty and terror of Emma Frost's powers throughout Exceptional X-Men #3. From her diamond skin, to her hallucinations she can make others see, it was really great to see it all showcased in such a real way. I think the artists really made you feel the X-Men energy in each panel, while making this more specific of a story for Kate Pryde and Emma Frost. Hats off to the artists!

The art of Exceptional X-Men #4 is, for lack of a better word, exceptional. One scene I think showcases the artist's talents is when Bronze has to use her powers at school. The contrasting of bright colors gives so much depth to the scene, and really highlights Bronze's powers. The art made the already exciting story pack and even bigger punch by bringing Kate's grievances to life, especially when we get a very impactful flashback.

I'm really enjoying Exceptional X-Men as we're seeing so much growth in Kitty as she mentors these young mutants. Also, I'll never get enough Emma Frost and Ice Man!

I think what stands out to me the most is the excellent cover art by Carmen Carnero and Nolan Woodard. It perfectly shows the depth of Axo's emotions and how alone he truly feelings, even though he's surrounded by fellow mutants.

Carmen Carnero, Nolan Woodard, and Travis Lanham continue to impress in this Exceptional X-Men run, but in the seventh installment, it felt more emotionally charged.

Eve L. Ewing does a fantastic job at showing how far the young mutants have come since the days of being unable to control their mutant abilities and having a lack of trust in anyone that offered help.

Eve Ewing does another fantastic job at keeping the energy up throughout the story, making it an absolute blast of a read. I really enjoy seeing the younger mutants, namely Melee and Bronze, come into their own as heroes, especially when their friend is in danger.

As I said earlier, I'm disappointed that this is the end of the Exceptional X-Men run. I loved meeting the new characters and seeing Emma Frost and Kitty Pryde take the young mutants under their wing. Can't wait to see where these new mutants end up!

I love that Eve L. Ewing brought in Ironheart into the story. I would love to see Riri continue to be helpful to the young mutants, and maybe a friendship forms with them.

Expatriate X-Men #1 is full of excitement, mystery, and a compelling look at the new team's perspective of the Age of Revelation.

Expatriate X-Men #2 is an excellent piece of the Age of Revelation event that has a great story and even better characters.

Expatriate X-Men brings the exciting storyline to an end with an unexpecting ending that will keep your eyes glued to the pages.

I found Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #5 to be compelling in every aspect of the story. From Asami's backstory to the little bits of lore we get about MacRaith, it all left you wanting to know more about the characters. I really enjoyed the unspoken attraction between MacRaith and Asami, which was written perfectly. It wasn't written obviously and was much more of a vibe you could pick up on.

I thought this was a lot of fun, and only elevated the hype for the movie. The creative team knocked it out of the park!

Giant-Size Age of Apocalypse #1 was astounding, and makes me so very excited for the next installment, Giant-Size House of M #1.

I'm loving the retelling of these classic X-Men tales from a fresh set of eyes. Seeing Kamala interrupt these events and somehow ending up saving the day has been entertaining and a joy to see!

I enjoyed Giant-Size House of M #1 very much, and I am really looking forward to see how this event is concluded in the next issue, Giant-Size X-Men #2. Seeing all of the X-Men events I've read for years through a new perspective has been quite a joy.

Giant-Size X-Men #1 delivers a giant sized amount of fun with a big dose of heart, much of it thanks to Kamala Khan. Her upbeat, optimistic personality brings a refreshing change to the X-Men dynamic, and it'll be exciting to see just how much her energy influences the rest of the mutant team.

I had such a great time with this run, and I think it ended on the best possible note. Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly knocked it out of the part, yet again.

The creative team behind Godzilla Vs. Hulk #1 absolutely nailed it, delivering a gritty, action-packed showdown that's impossible to look away from. The stunning visuals by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Daniele Orlandini, Federico Blee, and Ariana Maher truly elevated the comic, taking the story to a whole new level.

Any fan of the King of Monsters will get a ton of enjoyment from Godzilla Vs. Spiderman #1. It has all the excitement that comes in a Kauji story with the classic Spidey energy, and it's all handled expertly by Kelly.

I didn't know what to expect going into Godzilla Vs. Thor #1, but I was very excited by the time I finished reading. The creative team did a phenomenal job here!

Godzilla Vs. X-Men #1 has the same feeling of an X-Men comic, but elevated with the energy of an exciting Kaiju story.

Gotham Academy: First Year #2 has me hooked! I can't wait to see what's next for Olive in this chaotic life of hers.

If you haven't checked out Gotham Academy: Year One, it's never too late! With a story riddled with mystery, darkness, and emotions as high as Batman can perch looking for crime, this should be on everyone's pull list.

I found Gotham City Sirens: Unfit for Orbit #1 to be a very strong start for this run. Leah Williams absolutely nailed it and left me wanting to read so much more.

I'm so glad the second issue of Gotham City Sirens: Unfit to Orbit has the same quality and energy as the first issue. Leah Williams knows what she's doing with this run as she creates a highly energized thrill ride with our favorite characters.

Gotham City Sirens: Unfit to Orbit feels so underrated to me. There's such a solid story with fantastic characters thanks to Leah Williams. I can't wait to see what's to come in the next issue!

I'm disappointed that this run will be concluded in the next issue, but I'm very excited to see how it ends. Leah Williams made a comic that's exciting, adventurous, and all around unhinged in the best possible way.

Like I said, I'm disappointed that the run is over, but the ending was handled beautifully. Shout out to the creative team for creating such a fun run!

With the big reveal Green Lantern #24 ended on, I can honestly say I am so anxious and excited to see where this goes. Jeremy Adams knows how to leave you wanting more, and that's precisely what he did here.

The emotions high, the story was strong, and the characters were perfect. Erica Henderson outdid herself!

Harley and Ivy: Life and Crime #2 proves that the first issue was more than a good start, but a comic that tackles the hard feelings and the lightheartedness of two characters in love.

Harley and Ivy: Life and Crimes #3 shows such a huge turning point for Harley Quinn, that can't help but be proud of her. Erica Henderson locks you into the story and makes you feel the emotions of the characters perfectly.

Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes #4 continues what’s been an exciting retelling of the character’s love story. There’s drama, there’s excitement, there’s humor, there’s really everything you’d want from this story.

Erica Henderson does it again with another issue of Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes, continuing the love story of these two iconic characters. I hope to see this run continue because it’s been exciting, emotional, humorous, and just all around fun.

All in all, I thought it was a lot of fun. Harley Quinn is always entertaining to read, so it's nice to see that continue.

Harley Quinn #55 was a fun ride all the way through, and showed off some of Harley's best traits. She's cunning, manipulative, a force to be reckoned with, and the comic does a great job showcasing that.

Harley Quinn #59 was a fantastic read with many emotions wrapped into the story. Everyone should be sure to have this on their pull list this week!

The art of House of Slaughter #27 is as dark as the story is, which makes it perfect for the comic. It really brings a whole other level of darkness to the story. With close ups of the character's faces, you can truly see the worry and tension in each panel. The facial expressions of the characters juxtaposed with their brightly colored eyes adds even more depth to what the characters are saying.

The art in House of Slaughter #28 perfectly matches the story's dark tone, enhancing its intensity. The beginning scenes of the casualty losing his life sets the tone immediately and keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the comic. The detailed close-ups of the characters' faces capture the anxiety and tension in each moment, drawing the reader deeper into the narrative. With the facial expressions, the ominous story, and the overall mystery of the characters, you're sure to have the hair sticking up on the back of your neck while reading.

The artists of House of Slaughter #23 continue to masterfully capture the story's tones, bringing the characters to life with their hauntingly captivating artwork. While the art maintained the high standard set by previous issues, I'd say they surpassed that with the panels featuring the action at the end(really trying not to spoil anything!).

Iceman: Omega #1 is a beautiful tribute to Bobby Drake, an iconic character that should be given this kind of respect. This comic speaks on so many levels and gives representation to the communities that deserve it. This was nothing short of spectacular!

KEN: DUrso and Monti craft some amazong images for this chapter. The space robbery set-up is filled with tension. It never ecapes the readers mind of what is happening. A full page shot welcomes the thieves into the scene. This is matched with anothe rfull shot of their leader. The scene pops off as the dialogue moves into their immediate issue. Theres plenty of brutality unloading here. Careys lettering makes this panels jump off the pages.

The stakes are higher than ever for Immortal Legend Batman, and the story gets your excitement as high as the stakes.

If you haven't checked out The Infernal Hulk, it's never too late! The only way to describe the comic is all gas and no breaks. The creative team continues to outdo themselves with The Internal Hulk #2.

Like I said, this comic run gets better and better with each issue! The Infernal Hulk #3 is emotionally charged and keeps you locked into the story until the very end.

The Infernal Hulk gets better and better, and with this creative team behind it, there’s no telling what’s in store for the readers. If you’re a Hulk fan, then this is the comic for you!

The Infernal Hulk #5 continues the powerful story with higher stakes than ever. If you’re a Hulk fan at all, then this NEEDS to be on your pull list.

The Infernal Hulk gets better and better with every issue, and this comic is proof of that. The only way to describe The Infernal Hulk #6 is all gas, no breaks.

I'm really interested to see where this goes. The first installment was as entertaining as it was compelling, so I feel it was a strong start.

This is what an event tie-in is supposed to do, get a reader interested and hyped enough to want to dive into the larger event. With a great creative team behind this and the continuation of the Tony and Emma "relationship, this is a must read.

Iron Frost #2 brings a new level of emotion to the X-Men: Age of Revelation event, showing how far our favorite characters have changed thanks to the X-Virus. The comic is an exciting and emotional roller coaster ride that you don't want to get off of.

Iron Frost was beautiful in the saddest of ways, showing the true devastation of the X-Virus. Cavan Scott and the creative team knocked it out of the park consistently throughout the miniseries.

It's Jeff: Jeff Week #1 was nothing but positivity and humor. It was a nice change from all the heavy stuff most comics are about. Hats off to Kelly Thompson and the writing team for making something so cute and as loveable as Jeff the Land Shark!

This was a very strong start for Justice League Red #1, and I really look forward to seeing what's next. The creative team has me very hopeful that it'll be a banger of a comic run.

With so much mystery surrounding Red Tornado and what he's actually up to, if he's telling the truth or not, I'm excited to see where this leads. The creative team nails it once again with Justice League Red #3, and I look forward to the next issue!

Things are really heating up in Justice League Red #4, which stakes being the highest they've been.

Justice League Red #5 raises the stakes even higher and keeps you on your toes throughout the read. This undoubtedly should be in everyone's pull list this week!

Justice League Red is an exciting read from beginning to end with a spectacular ending! This should be on everyone's pull list!

Justice League Unlimited #13 is a beautifully created continuation with high energy throughout the comic

There's not a single negative thing I can say about the artwork of Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds #1. With gorgeous and vibrant colors juxtaposed with the impressive amount of detail, you feel like you're on the Ancestral Plane. My personal favorite was every panel that had the villain of the comic looked larger than life with the bright, abstract effects of the space stone being used. Hats off to the artists because they made each page even more exciting to look at than the last.

I think the writing was fantastic. It kept me on captivated in every panel very easily. The story was fun with twists and turns I didn't see coming. This felt like a Venom comic, but a much more serious and substantial version of it.

I loved so much about Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #1, and can't wait to see what the creative team brings in the issue. Following Krypto through his journey from Krypton, inside a wormhole, then onto Earth had my eyes transfixed on the pages. Ryan North and his creative team killed it!

Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton has been exciting, tragic, emotional, and heartwarming. All of this thanks to the phenomenal artists that brought this story to life!

Lobo #1 is as exciting as the character is himself. Where Skottie Young is going with this story, I have no idea, but I’m very excited to find out!

This was a great addition to the exciting event of X-Men: Age of Revelation, and I'm very interested to see where it goes. With a team built like the Longshots, there's no telling what chaos awaits us.

Longshots #2 brings some of the same energy as the first issue, but even more so. It's an excellent addition to the X-Men: Age of Revelation event with it's high energy, great humor, and exciting story. Excelletn job to the creative team!

Longshots was an entertaining read all the way through, with great humor, excellent dynamics, and team ups that you need to see more of!

I would love to see Luna's story continue, especially with the same creative team behind it. Luna Snow: World Tour #1 is a fun read that's full of action, excitement, and musical chaos.

The only word there is to describe this comic is “fun”. On each page, there’s something different, and there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Capturing the MAD Magazine style format, I’d say the huge creative team knocked this out of the park.

Ashley Allen had such a strong start with Magik #1, and she continues that with the second installment. There's a lot to like about Magik #2, but I think my favorite thing is that it feels so authentic to the character and her backstory. The story itself is dark and plagued with mystery and Allen has written it flawlessly. Adding in new characters along with Magik's established lore, Allen keeps the story flowing while keeping you on the edge of your seat.

Ariana Maher working her magic on the letters did a spectacular job making each word feel like a shiver up your spine, especially when it came from Liminal.

Another excellent installment of this dark and otherworldly comic run from Allen!

For a 27 page comic book, there was so much substance in the fifth installment. The showdown with Liminal, the tension between Illyana and Darkchild finally reaches a breaking point, Cal, even Illyana getting a motivational talking to by Cyclops. So, so much happens and Allen writes it flawlessly to flow evenly.

It was an absolute joy to see Maddie Pryor back as the ruler of Limbo. Illyana going back to Limbo willingly certainly wasn't what I expected from this run, so it was a lot of fun to see, especially when she's there to help Maddie.

Ashley Allen does a fantastic job with Illyana, and continues an exciting storyline with her, Dani Moonstar, and Cal Isaacs in Magik #7.

Magik continues to be an exciting and dark journey for Illyana, and now alongside Dani and Liminal. I look forward to seeing what comes next!

Another great addition to the Magik comic run, all thanks to Ashley Allen and the rest of the creative team.

While I am very disappointed that this series is concluded, I really hope the creative team comes back for more Magik stories. To say this was a home run would be an understatement.

Jed MacKay continues to thrive with Moon Knight and brings a story that’s an emotional roller coaster full of action and importance.

There's a reason this is the most explosive comic book run of 2025. The creative team makes sure the reader is kept on the edge of their seat the entire time, with a shocked look on their eyes. Another home run for Marvel Knights.

Marvel Knights: The World To Come #4 is proof that this comic run gets better and better with every issue. The creative team is all gas, no breaks with this run.

Marvel United: A Pride Special #1 is easily is my favorite Pride Month comic that Marvel has released. With so many inspirational messages, amazing characters, and powerful representation throughout the comic, the creative team absolutely nailed it.

Megan Overall, I found Midst: Address Unknown #1 to be really interesting and a fun read. I can't wait to follow along and learn more about this new world!

Jed MacKay truly excels when writing about Moon Knight, and this is no exception to that. Throughout Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #1, there's an ominous feeling leading up to the reader seeing Moon Knight handle his business rather than it just being discussed. It's expertly written to keep you in a type of suspense while watching multiple moving parts happen in the story. The comic leaves off on a pretty surprising reveal that makes you realize just how dark this comic run is going to get. After reading this first installment, I'm very eager to read more of what MacKay and the rest of the creative team give us with Moon Knight.

I really am enjoying this run, as Moon Knight is always an exciting character to read about. I think Jed MacKay writes Moon Knight in a way that makes you feel every feeling while empathising with Marc.

Devmalya Pramanik and Rachelle Rosenberg really outdid themselves with the art of Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #4! With striking colors used to contrast Moon Knight, Rosenberg really made each page hard to look away. Pramanik gave such an incredible amount of detail in the exact right places, which added even more depth to the stories. All this is tied together with Cory Petit's excellent lettering work.

All in all, the artists of Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #5 deserves all their flowers for the amazing job they've done.

There's been so much excitement throughout this comic run, but I feel the important theme of this installment was family.

Jed MacKay continues to create something special with Moon Knight. MacKay has a knack for keeping you locked into the story, and wanting more by the end of the comic. Again, he makes me so excited to read the next issue of Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu.

Jed MacKay just can't miss when he's writing Moon Knight, and this run is evidence of that.

I was curious to see what Jed MacKay would do with Moon Knight after all the chaos of Fairchild, and I love what he did!

Just in time for Halloween, Jed MacKay brings a spooky and mystical new issue of Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu that keeps you hooked into the story the entire time.

If you haven't checked out Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu, it's never too late! This comic run is made with the Moon Knight fans in mind. It's a must have on your pull list.

I enjoyed the artwork of Mystique #1 as its grittiness matched the tone of the comic perfectly. What showcased the artists talent the most is when Mystique changed into several different characters. The drawing style is quite different than anything that's come out of the From The Ashes era, and I think the story benefited greatly from it.

I really have been enjoying the artwork of Mystique and this second installment is no exception. Whenever you get a Mystique storyline, you're bound to have some really fun cameos involved, and that's been something I have been really looking forward to. Matt Hollingsworth does a fantastic job with the colors of Mystique #2, as each page keeps your eyes glued to it.

I've been thoroughly enjoying the artwork in Mystique, and the second installment is no exception. Matt Hollingsworth does an amazing job with the colors in Mystique #3, making each page visually captivating. The colors were so beautifully done throughout the comic, but I think Hollingsworth's talent is really showcased in one large panel of Mystique walking away from the city skyline. It was absolutely stunning, and was easily my favorite piece of the artwork in the comic.

In Mystique #5, we finally got to see Fury and Mystique go head to head and the action in those panels were absolutely perfect. You could feel the energy from both characters as they try to best the other. When Fury is proving he's nothing more than a man, but a man who's willing to do what needs to be done, you can feel that depth coming out of the panels.

All in all, I'd say this was a homerun. It had so many complex elements that were tackled perfectly by the creative team. You find yourself becoming attached to the main character as well as his ghost sidekick, and finding yourself getting emotionally attached the the story itself. It's easy to lose yourself in this graphic novel. I look forward to seeing what the creative team comes up with next.

New History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident #1 should be on everyone’s pull list. This is a powerful comic and a beautiful spotlight on the characters that I would love to see so much more of.

I really enjoyed the first installment of NYX and can't wait to see what comes next. The storyline was a lot of fun with Kamala meeting other mutants that are living without a secret identity. Kamala is one of the most loved comic characters and I think she was handled perfectly in NYX #1. The dialogue was very modern and felt authentic to her character. The comic was an exciting ride that had a few twists and turns that kept the excitement flowing throughout NYX #1.

I love where this is going with the NYX run so far. It's interesting to see Kamala have to experience the bigotry of humans while still trying to be her usually wholesome and kind self. The comic ended on a very interesting cliffhanger involving Sophie, so that's something I'm really excited to see play out.

I think this was the most exciting NYX comic of this run to date. I was really hoping to hear more from Prodigy and the creative team truly delivered.

Overall, I've been enjoying NYX and have loved the story we've gotten. I'm really looking forward to seeing what's next for these mutants and their time in NYC.

There are not enough words in the world to explain how much I loved Ral Angulo's coloring job in NYX #6. The comic had all the vibes of a Dazzler concert in all the details and it was pitch perfect. Something else I really loved was how unsettling Mojo and Local looked in this. It really set the tone for how unhinged Mojo actually is, as they looked down right creepy. The artists all did a fantastic job in making this a visually stunning comic.

NYX #9 had some really great moments art-wise that added a lot of depth to the storyline. With gorgeous cool toned colors throughout the fight with Kamala and Anole, juxtaposed the bright reds, it made the fight feel so much bigger. The artists of NYX continue to impress with NYX #9 and I can't wait to see what they do next.

Omega Kids #2 raises the stakes very well, and shows just how deep into Revelation's word the Omega Kids really are. Can't wait to see what's next!

Omega Kids #3 brings the heat as the perfect way to end the exciting story.

I would say the art of One World Under Doom #1 is just as hard-hitting as the story is. R.B. Silva draws with such an excellent amount of detail, it makes you feel right in the middle of the chaos. Adding in David Curiel on colors and Travis Lanham on letters, there's really no going wrong here.

Ryan North has, yet again, created a powerful addition to the One World Under Doom event, but this time raising the stakes higher than I thought possible.

Ryan North continues to impress with One World Under Doom #3, by giving so much excitement and action packed into one comic.

The One World Under Doom event has been nothing short of exhilarating, and Ryan North at the helm continues that energy.

One World Under Doom #5 continues the trend of quality that Ryan North has put into this comic run. Every issue comes with a fantastic story, great continuation, and a huge dose of excitement. I just can't believe it'll be two months before I get to read the sixth issue!

One World Under Doom #6 is easily my favorite issue from the run, and it only makes me more excited to see what Ryan North and the rest of the creative team does next.

If you haven't check out One World Under Doom, this is your call to action. I can't recommend this comic run enough!

Ryan North and the team has knocked it out of the park once again. If you haven't dived into One World Under Doom, it's never too late! The eight issue is proof that this is one of the most powerful events we've seen in a long time, and the fierce ending is right around the corner.

One World Under Doom #9 ends on a perfect and heartbreaking note. The creative team came into this run all gas and no breaks, and they didn't stop until the run was finished.

As the One World Under Doom event continues, we're gifted with even more compelling side stories that drips in quality. G.O.D.S.: One World Under Doom #1 is no exception to that. Ryan North was the exact right person to write this story!

I enjoyed it so much and I can't wait to see what Stephanie Phillips comes up with next. The art, the dialogue, the story, all of it meshed so well together. Hats off to the creative team. Y'all knocked it out of the park!

I felt the art style perfectly complemented the comic's tone. The vibrant colors of Jean and the Phoenix Force brought even more depth to an already powerful narrative. My favorite moments were whenever Jean tapped into the Phoenix Force. She was illustrated and colored so beautifully that she truly felt like a cosmic entity. Another part I really appreciated what the festival with Carol Danvers and Jean. The colors were simply beautiful and made you feel yourself that you were letting loose with Jean.

The artwork is simply stunning! Throughout Phoenix #5, each panel feels larger than life. The artwork of the Phoenix run has been beautiful but I would say this issue is the best of the run so far. Without giving too much away, the first few pages are feasts for the eyes. Once you pick up the comic and start reading you'll see why I say that. Another home run for the artists!

I feel that each installment of Phoenix is more compelling than the last, as Jean's story gets more and more eventful. Phoenix #6 has a great amount of continuation while adding in new factors that expand the story even more. Hats off to the creative team!

The art of Phoenix #4 is nothing short of stunning, which isn't surprising if you have read the predecessors. With beautiful bright colors by David Curiel, and striking details by Marco Renna, there's no way to miss here. Of course, Cory Petit's lettering is the exclamation point at the end of this phenomenal sentence.

There was some really stunning moments throughout the comic, mostly having to do with Jean. For instance, when Jean is fighting the Dark Phoenix. The bright colors mixed with the cosmic powers coming from both powerhouses gave us a full page of beautiful art that really brought a whole new depth to the story. We also get some really great looks at the former X-Men team when they went to fight the Dark Phoenix, which was a joy to see.

This Phoenix comic book run has been consistent in quality as you really can't guess what will happen next, and it's a guarantee it'll be exciting.

Phoenix #10 is such a strong representation of what Jean Grey strives for, to help wherever she can in the universe, take accountability for her decisions, and ensure that no one goes through the trauma she's gone through herself. Jean is exactly who Adani needs, and vice versa.

Stephanie Phillips continues to impress with her ability to elevate Jean's story with every installment of this comic book run. Phillips proves to understand the character to such an amazing level, and uses that understanding to enhance Jean Grey to levels that I didn't think were possible before. I'm really looking forward to learning more about how Sara is alive, and how Jean is able to handle all these unanswered questions.

What I love about this comic run of Phoenix is that there's always something new around every corner. Whether it be a sibling that comes back from the dead, a cosmic entity trying to take Jean down, or a planet in need of help, Stephanie Phillips knows how to keep you on your toes and your eyes locked to the comic.

Once again, Stephanie Phillips writes another excellent issue of Phoenix, one that bares Jean's soul and shows us her more vulnerable side. With every issue that comes out, I get more excited for the next one as Phillips seems to elevate in talent and quality with every comic.

Another banger of a comic from Stephanie Phillips and her creative team! Stephanie recently announced that the Phoenix run will be coming to an end, and while I'm disappointed that it's ending, I am very grateful for the overall quality this run has had so far.

If you're a Phoenix fan, or a Jean Grey fan, then this comic series is the one for you. I wasn't a huge Jean fan before reading this, but despite all odds, Stephanie Phillips changed my mind.

Planet She-Hulk has been a hard-hitting story that continues to impress with the second issue. If you're a Hulk fan, then this is the comic for you.

Planet She-Hulk continues to get more and more exciting with every issue!

Poison Ivy 2025 Annual #1 is beautifully written and wonderfully illustrated all the way through. This is a comic that you definitely want to have on your pull list.

Bernard Chang does an incredible job with the art in Power Man: Timeless #1 as I think he really brought the story to life. With such a great amount of attention paid to the details, you can really feel the depth he brought to the story. With Chang's drawing talent matched with Marcelo Maiolo's coloring talent, this was sure to be something stunning to look at. I think both of their talents really showed in the fight scenes between Aeon and Power Man.

What's a fantastic storyline without the remarkable artwork? Not this one, that's for sure. Vincenzo Carrat, Fer Sifuentes-sujo, and Ariana Maher truly put the work in for Psylocke #1 to be at its best. With Kwannon's powerset, this comic was sure to be beautiful to look at, but I wasn't ready for the fight scenes. With Kwannon's acrobatic technique juxtaposed with her agility, you can practically see her moving in the panels. The artists really showcased their talents here.

I'm really excited to see that the second installment of Psylocke was just as good as the first one, if not even better. Psylocke is such an underrated character so I was really looking forward to her run, and I say that Alyssa Wong is absolutely nailing it.

I love how Vincenzo Carrat is able to display Kwannon's emotion throughout Psylocke #3 with such a great deal of detail. It really adds depth to every situation Kwannon finds herself in. Another thing I thing I think Carrat excels at is the action sequences with Kwannon, showing just how well trained she has been as a ninja. That matched with Fer Sifuentes-Sujos colors and Ariana Mahers lettering makes each panel stand out.

With guest artist, Moiss Hidalgo, taking the reins on Psylocke #4, I wasn't sure what to expect as I have loved all of the art in the past issues. Hidalgo did a fantastic job in the fourth installment and really captured the eerie feeling that is present throughout the comic. When Kwannon is inside Ty's home, there's a ominous energy throughout the comic as you don't know what she is about to walk into, and Hidalgo nailed it. Along with Fer Sifuentes-Sujo who handled the colors, and Ariana Maher on letters, Psylocke continues to be visually entertaining and really captures the essence of Kwannon as a character.

So much happened in Psylocke #5, and still set up for a lot more to come. Seeing Kwannon take on Ty, who's put her in the absolute worst position, in such an emotional way was really exciting to see. Especially when it involved so many past moments of Kwannon's life.

I wasn't really sure where we were heading after that exciting last issue of Psylocke, but Alyssa Wong clearly knows what she's doing with Kwannon. Psylocke #6 had so much substance to it, and even giving us another crossover that I didn't see coming.

The longer this run goes, the more invested I am into Psylocke's life. I love how much she's cared for by the people in her life like John, Devon, or Magik. Devon and John working together wasn't something I guessed would happen but I love to see it. Another exciting issue from Alyssa Wong!

I've loved every issue of Psylocke as it's given a great look into the life of Kwannon, and her life as a ninja. Alyssa Wong continues to impress with what she's doing with this run, and I can't wait to see what's next!

As I've said before, I love what Alyssa Wong is doing with Psylocke. Kwannon's Psylocke is so complex with such an interesting background, and Wong does a fabulous job at giving her a whole new depth.

I'm disappointed to see the run end, but happy with how it ended. I really hope Alyssa Wong continues to write for Psylocke, because I could've read so many issues of this run. Great job to the entire creative team for this banger of a run!

Benjamin Percy does a fantastic job with starting off this new ongoing series with a bang! The artists brought the story to life in the most impressive ways. This story could go so many ways, and they have me hooked already just by the first issue!

I’m not sure where Benjamin Percy is going with this story, but I am very excited to see!

Joe Kelly put in the work for Spider-Man in the Age of Revelation event, and knocked it out of the park. With an event so big and so exciting as X-Men: Age of Revelation, it was great seeing Spider-Man have his spot in the event, and it being done so well by the creative team.

Radioactive Spider-Man #2 is emotionally raw, driven by the character's trauma and the need to keep fighting for the greater good.

Radioactive Spider-Man #3 was emotional, action-packed, thrilling, and tragic in the best way. Joe Kelly and the creative team left their stamp in the Age of Revelation in a huge way. This is a must have on anyone's pull list.

The comic gives you so many different things such as action, mystery, and even some violence. It was enthralling to read and kept me on my toes the entire time. Can't wait to read the second installment!

Gretchen Felker-Martin delivers a great story about the new life of Jason Todd. Red Hood #1 has the grittiness you love from the Batman comics, the action you're excited to see in DC Comics, and a killer storyline that leaves you wanting to read so much more. With a great amount of mystery surrounding the story, it's hard not to sit anxiously while waiting for the next issue to drop.

Red Hulk #1 is in great company with the other comics that have come out of the One World Under Doom event. So far, everything I've read has been a lot of fun with a great bit of excitement throughout the comics, and Red Hulk is no exception.

Benjamin Percy continues to impress with Red Hulk in the second installment. It's an interesting side of the One World Under Doom event as this story shows how much of a villain Doom and his Doombots truly are.

I found the artwork to be just as powerful as the story, as the artists did a fantastic job bringing this story to life. You could see the many conflicting emotions Ross was feeling by his facial expressions, thanks to the artist, Geoff Shaw. With the amount of action in Red Hulk #3, juxtaposing the many different emotions, it's hard not to find yourself hooked into the storyline.

Somehow, Geoff Shaw and Bryan Valenza were able to make a comic that primarily takes place on a dark and snowy night into a vibrant and beautifully detailed piece. There was a lot to like in Red Hulk #3, but nothing can compare to when we finally get to see Red Hulk again in all his fiery red glory.

The tone is set immediately by Geoff Shaw as he illustrates Red Hulk in the middle of his epic showdown of the great sea of Doombots, and it keeps that high voltage energy throughout the comic.

This was a fantastic issue of Robin and Batman: Jason Todd! The creative team truly knows what they're doing to provide a hard-hitting and emotional comic that sings to your soul. Looking forward to what's next for Jason Todd!

This was a hard-hitting and beautiful comic run, and ended perfectly. The creative team outdid themselves with this.

Rogue #1 was a fantastic start that'll have me very anxiously awaiting the next issue to drop! Erica Schultz and the creative team brought a look back into the life of Rogue, a life that isn't explored anywhere nearly enough.

Erica Schultz has me hooked to the story, while the artists made it hard to look away from the pages. I can’t wait to see where this goes because so far, it’s been an absolute thrill.

Rogue gets more and more compelling with each issue that comes out! Seeing the ghosts of her past brought to her present, whether she remembers them or not, brings such a big tension to the story. I don’t know where Erica Schultz is going with this story, but I’m excited to find out!

Rogue #4 brings so much depth to Rogue’s journey in the series and gives us a great amount of action. This comic run feels like it was written with the Rogue fans in mind, and any Rogue fan will love it!

I will read anything Murewa Ayodele writes, especially if it includes Ororo Munroe. In Rogue Storm #1, there's a huge mixture of big emotions that only Ayodele could write with grace and beauty.

If you haven't checked out the X-Men: Age of Revelation event, there's no time like the present! Rogue Storm #2 is a fantastic part of the thrilling event. Murewa Ayodele made his mark in the event in a very big way, and the readers all benefited from it.

I really didn't know how I'd feel about an untold story told about a comic from so long ago, but I'd say Tom Seeley and the rest of the team nailed it. I look forward to seeing what's next!

Zulema Scotto Lavina and Rachelle Rosenberg continues to impress in Rogue: The Savage Land #2. The combination of intricate details and Rosenberg's stunning range of vibrant colors transforms the comic into a beautiful work of art. There are some panels that are absolutely striking, for example, a lot of the scenes in the bottom-of-the-ocean evil lair featuring Ka-Zar. I look forward to seeing what the artists of Rogue: The Savage Land #2 do in the next installment!

I am LOVING what Steve Orlando is doing with this run! It's mystical, it's hard-hitting, it's beautiful. Involving the Queen of Nevers with Wanda was such a great choice and a creative way to showcase Wanda being even more of a badass than she already is. I can practically hear the third edition calling my name as a sit here wanting more and more.

Overall, I think this was a really strong continuation from the first two installments of Scarlet Witch. I absolutely love what Steve Orlando is doing with this run and Wanda's character. Judging by all the callbacks to different times in Wanda's life, I say Orlando has a great grasp on who Wamda is as a character and knows how to use her.

I loved everything about Scarlet Witch #4. The creative team did a superb job and I can't wait to see their talent continue with Wanda.

Steve Orlando does it again with another exciting issue of Scarlet Witch! He brings so much depth to her character along with a good amount of lore. Can't wait to see what's next!

The artists on Scarlet Witch have consistently delivered standout artwork with every issue, and the continue that trend in Scarlet Witch #9. In this issue, we get some really great looks at Black Cat's fighting styles that really show how skilled she is outside of cat burgling. The artists also did a great job at showing the magical artifacts and their power once they're affected by Felicia and her unhinged ways.

Now that Krakoa has fallen, the mutants have to reintegrate themselves into the human society. With the already existent tension growing between the mutants and the humans, someone has to keep the very fragile peace between the two. That's where the Sentinels come in. Not the usual mutant-hunting robots, but a group of soldiers dripping in nanotech. They must keep the peace between the humans and the mutants, and in order for them to do that, they must go after some of the most diabolical mutants the world has seen.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I first started reading Sentinels but so far I'm really enjoying what I've read. It's a fun read that feels really grounded to me and it seems like the sky's the limit with where it can go.

Sentinels feels really underrated to me, as it has all the action you'd want, and as we're seeing bits and pieces of the character's past lives, we're getting a good amount of heart, namely from Lockstep. I'm really interested to see where this goes with the characters and the story, especially with Corina Ellis being involved.

I'm still loving everything the creative team is giving me in Sentinels. So far, it's been a fun read with a darker and more grounded tone than a lot of the X-Men centered comics have been. No shame to them at all, but this feels worlds different from the rest.

Alex Paknadel created a grounded and exciting comic run that was filled with characters that I truly enjoyed getting to know. I'm disappointed it only lasted 5 installments as I'd grown to want to know more and more about these characters. But with this being the ending, I think Paknadel handled it really well. So many moving parts were happening but was handled with ease, and felt like it all flowed very well.

David Marquez made his imprint in the X-Men: Age of Revelation in a big way and I can't wait to see what's next! The story is surrounded by mystery, action, and a team of characters that shouldn't work together, but Marquez elegantly makes sure they do.

David Marquez does it again with Sinister's Six! The characters work well together, which you wouldn't expect given who the characters are. We get to know the characters even better in this new dystopian Age of Revelation. We also end on a thrilling note that makes me very excited to see what's next.

For a team of individuals that shouldn't work well together, they absolutely surpassed all expectations. With high energy throughout the miniseries, the phenomenal artwork, and an emotional story that keeps you hooked until the very end, this is a must-have for any pull list.

Sirens: Love Hurts #1 should be on everyone's pull list. A great story, a compelling mystery, phenomenal artwork, this comic has it all!

Sirens: Love Hurts #2 proves that the first issue was more than just a strong start. There is a constant high quality in the storytelling of Tini Howard and the incredible artwork.

Sirens: Love Hurts gets better and better with each issue that comes out!

The standout moments are undeniably the action sequences, which pulse with energy and get your heart racing with every panel.

Heubert Khan Michael, Chuck Obach, and Saida Temofonte continue to impress with their work in Snow Monkey #1, bringing the excitement to life with their incredible artistic talents. Michael, who handles the art of the book, really excels when drawing the fighting panels with Jennifer and whoever her pray may be. The artist makes you feel every bit of the excitement of the battle at hand.

I'm a big fan of what Jason Shaw is doing with Snow Monkey, and I'd love to see him continue Jennifer's story, or even a look back into the previous owners of the helmet. I feel there's a lot to work with there, and there's no one better for the job.

Snow Monkey #4 does a fantastic job at keeping you hooked into the story and leaves you wanting so much more. With so much happening in Jennifer Gaitlin's life, it really does feel like things are just getting started for the Snow Monkey. Getting confirmation at the end that Jennifer's story will continue in Snow Monkey: Problem Child and an epilogue of what's to come makes me very excited.

I thoroughly enjoyed how this installment enriched the Something is Killing the Children series. It stayed true to Erica's character while making her journey relatable to readers. The portrayal of Erica's emotions was perfectly suited to the storyline, and the therapist's role added depth to her character, revealing even more dimensions. Overall, this issue felt grounded and authentic, which I found particularly compelling.

The artwork of Sorcerer Supreme #4 was the driving force here. The artists really captured the mystic energy of the story and brought it to life.

Something I really enjoyed was seeing Gwen in such a vulnerable space and having her see her dad come to her to comfort her. While it's been known that she misses her life back on her former universe, it was heart wrenching to see how much she truly missed her dad. It was beautifully handled by Stephanie Phillips. With each installment, the writing shows just how talented a writer Phillips is. There's so many complex factors in this run, and they're all handled gracefully and with ease.

As a Stephanie Phillips fan, I think she does a fantastic job with Gwen and her multiversal problems in the Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider run. The fourth installment felt like it was more for continuity rather than storyline events. I like seeing how the other Spiders are handling Gwen and the problems that have been brought with her arrival in 616. I think it all ties in very well together for the overall story. Another thing I like it seeing Gwen having to deal with the classic Spider-Man villains. All in all, Phillips has me hooked on this run and I'm excited to see where it goes.

Gwen is on the run from the police with Chameleon! While the police our searching the skies for a swinging Spider-Hero, Gwen is underground in the sewers. Chameleon is in pretty bad shape with his powers malfunctioning and Gwen is trying to be of help. While she's trying to get to the bottom of the problem of Chameleon's powers, they're attacked by a familiar Spidey foe. With the assist of Chameleon's powers, they're able to get away. Little do they know, they're being tracked. The people that hired Chameleon to hunt down Gwen now have their coordinates. So that means Gwen is on the run from not only the good guys, but the bad guys too.

Von Randal adds a whole new depth to the story with him fantastic art. I had been loving the artwork of Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider, but I really felt he added so much more. There's a whole new grittiness to the comic that I really goes really well with the characters and the story. The panel that show Black Tarantula and Spider-Gwen fighting were beautifully done and easily some of my favorite parts of the comic.

I found Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #8 to be a really fun read with a great amount of action. Stephanie Phillips knows how to keep you invested in the story and its characters, and she did just that. I found this to be a really unexpected continuation as I assumed Black Tarantula would be much more involved in the eighth installment, but it added even more depth to the overall story.

The artwork of Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #9 matched the tone really well, as it really brought the fear Gwen was experiencing to life. I appreciate how dramatic the characters were drawn, as it added much more depth to the storyline. Paolo Villanelli just doesn't miss when it comes to his artwork, and this comic proves that. With Matt Milla on colors, and Ariana Maher on letters, they all created something dramatic and compelling and perfect for the story.

Von Randal was behind the art of Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #10, and I'd say he brought a lot of depth to the already invigorating storyline. Something I really appreciate that he did was how he made Black Tarantula look otherworldly with his suit. It gave him the proper villainous vibes, but then there's a huge change in that energy once Black Tarantula removes his mask, and you can feel it immediately. Another thing I really appreciate is how well Randal was able to illustrate the emotions of the characters through their facial expressions. I think this shows the best with Black Tarantula and his father, Carlos. It certainly added a lot of emotion to each and every panel.

Paolo Villanelli, Matt Milla, and Ariana Maher did a phenomenal job at taking what's been a more grounded comic and making it into an intergalactic thrill ride. From Gwen's new space suit, to the different aliens she had to face off, the art was stunning all the way through. The artists absolutely nailed the larger than life look of King Loki, which really elevated the tone of the story.

I think Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #12 does a great job at showing Gwen as a true hero who reacts to a call of action immediately, without think of what comes next, which is also her flaw as a hero.

Stephanie Phillips having a crossover with her own two comics, Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider and Phoenix was absolutely brilliant work. Two powerhouse heroes working together and being a shoulder to lean on for the other was phenomenal. I hope to see these two work together more in the future!

All in all, it was another excellent installment of Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider from Stephanie Phillips, that has me anxiously waiting for the next issue.

I loved how Stephanie Phillips ended this run! I've enjoyed myself so much throughout Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider, and would be really bummed that it's ending if it wasn't announced that the story will continue with Phillips and Paolo Villanelli! Can't wait for more!

There’s something powerful about bringing the two biggest heroes of all time together in one comic, and Marvel/DC: Spider-Man/Superman #1 celebrated the two meeting 50 years ago in a huge way. The writers, the artists, the colorists, and Joe Caramagna, the letterer of the comic, showed up and showed out. This was simply Marvelous!

If you haven't checked out Spider-Man Noir yet, it's never too late! Great action, excellent art, and a story that's fire all the way through!

Spider-Man Noir #4 does a great job at continuing the exciting story while adding even more factors that takes the energy to new heights! Excellent story, excellent artwork, all around a fun time!

Spider-Man Noir #5 is the perfect ending to what's been a banger of a comic book run. There's been so much to love about this run as every issue gives you something amazing. The fifth issue was all gas, no breaks and brought the excitement level to an all-time high!

Spider-Man: Meals to Astonish #1 was a ton of fun with some really excellent cameos!

The plot was exciting with a surprise attack from the Sinister Squadron, along with Madame Web's powers not working, and not even mentioning the surprise twists in the comic. Something I really enjoyed seeing all of the personalities come out from the members of the Spider-Society through their own dialogue. I think it would be really difficult to write a comic about so many different characters who are so connected, but Alex Segura really did well with it. Personally, I would have liked more explanation on a couple things, but I'm sure that'll happen in due time.

There's a lot going on in Spider-Society #2 as it's constant action throughout the comic. It is hard to watch your favorite Spider-heroes get beating down time after time, but it certainly adds tension to the already exciting run. The reveal of who the big bad is was something I didn't see coming, and was a really creative idea in my opinion. I'm excited to see where this run goes as so much has already happened in the first two installments.

The artwork continues to impress in Spider-Society #3. The vibrant colors juxtaposed with the darker backgrounds really make each panel pop. Each member of the Spider-Society looks absolutely gorgeous in their own right. Something I really loved was the look of the Web of Life and Destiny towards the end. With the amount of detail that's used in each piece of the Web, it really is beautiful to see when it's combined with the bright blues and the reds of the Spider-Men.

I really enjoyed this run all the way through but I think I enjoyed the fourth installment the most and it was a very satisfying ending, while giving you excitement for the future.

With the exciting story, it's only right to have great artwork that goes with it. The artists of Spirits of Vengeance #2 go out of their way to make it a beautiful comic to read. With the blue tones of the ocean contrasting the orange and yellows of the flames from Ghost Rider, every panel is a feast for the eyes. One of my favorite parts was at the end when we see the transition from Ghost Rider to Johnny Blaze that showed how devastated he was with what the sea witch told him. The facial expressions were perfectly handled.

The artists of Spirits of Vengeance #3 somehow made the dark and gritty characters into a beautiful work of art.

The artwork is powerful all the way through Spirits of Vengeance #4. Sean Damien Hill, Brian Level, Jay Leisten, and Aure Jimenez gave so much detail in each panel, making each page more compelling than the last. Andrew Dalhouse did such a fantastic job with the colors, and made each scene hit that much harder. The juxtaposition of the bright colors with the darker details made each page come to life. Travis Lanham did a great job handling the letters, making each word pack even more of a punch. I think the artists really brought an entirely new depth to the already exciting storyline.

There's quite a few different artist on the team for Spirits of Vengeance, and it shows how much work it takes to make a comic like this. Throughout the comic, we get to see a huge amount of details in each panel that makes each fight scene even more powerful. Some of the best example of this is towards the end with Vengeance and Michael, but that's all I'll say on that without giving anything away.

The Spirits of Vengeance team features a diverse group of artists, and its clear how much effort goes into creating a comic like this. The level of detail in every panel enhances the intensity of the action scenes, making them hit even harder. A standout example of this is the time between Vengeance and Loki, as I think there were so many tones there, and the artists really nailed all of them.

The story was fantastic! The art was inspired and it left me on the edge of my seat asking for so much more. I had high hopes when I first learned Storm was getting her own comic run in From the Ashes. Two issues in and this Storm run has exceeding all of my expectations.

Another banger for the Storm run! Each issue hits so differently, and is so impactful in its own way. I'm very excited to see where issue number four takes us!

Megan: 10/10. Another incredible issue of Storm! It seems like each issue is even better than the last, which makes me wildly excited for the next installment of Storm.

With a story with so much depth, you have to have artists that can match that energy, and I'd say Lucas Werneck,Alex Guimares, and Travis Lanham have done just that. Throughout Storm #5, the artists created something that feels so much larger than life, and really makes you feel like you're right in the middle of the conflicts of the spirit world.

Ayodele continues to impress with Storm, making each comic even more powerful than the last.

I honestly can't get over how well Murewa Ayodele can write Storm, giving her the spotlight she deserves. He consistently shows why she's worthy to wear so many hats. With each installment of Storm, we see more and more of how powerful she is and how important she is to the Marvel Universe.

Storm #8 is one of many examples in this run of how well a story can be written when there's passion behind it. You can see Murewa Ayodele and the rest of the creative team have so much genuine care for the character, which leads to Storm getting the credit she deserves as a character.

With each issue of Storm being more exciting than the last, I am always impressed by how Ayodele is able to write Storm. Not only just write her character but is able to give so much to the story, making it constantly evolve with every new issue.

At this point, I'm convinced that there's no one better to write Storm than Murewa Ayodele. His incredible talent at creating a story that's just as powerful as Storm herself is unmatched.

This series gets better and better with each issue. The creative team shows their talents in every issue, and especially in Storm #11.

There is no one else who should be writing Storm rather than Murewa Ayodele. This is proven over and over again with each issue. If you're an Ororo Munroe fan at all, I urge you to read Storm because the heights Ayodele is taking our favorite Storm God is astonishing.

Storm: Lifedream #1 felt like it was made with the fans in mind. I love all that the creative team did with this comic. Hats off to the team!

Let me know in the comments below what you thought of Superguy #1!

This comic was made with the fans in mind. There’s something in here for everyone.

Superman Red & Blue 2025 Special #1 was created with Superman fans in mind. All of the writers and artists put their best work forward and created something gorgeous and moving.

Matt Morazzo and O'Halloran continue to put on a flashy display of various coloring and artistic beauty. The subtle hints in Batman's face that show off his pure joy at using this new device and then seeing Batman buddy cop with Krypto for an issue were standouts for me.

With the big twist in the end, I'm very excited to see where this goes. W. Maxwell Prince and the rest of the creative team have made this exciting, compelling, and an all out fun time.

The fourth issue stands out for obvious reasons, with the exciting aspect of a new and unhinged world that Superman is trapped in. With the appearance of a few characters that brings the excitement, the story itself was fantastic.

Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum #5 finishes the exciting story of the different color of Kryptonite, and all the chaotic side effects that go with them. The creative team did a fantastic job all the way through!

TMNT: The Last Ronin Re-Evolution #3 does a great job with continuity of the overall story while adding in more factors giving the story even more depth. Kevin Eastman and Tom Waltz do a really great job in keeping you fully invested in each character and what the future holds for them. Having the Turtles slowly start to show their surprising powers feels like such a slow burn and is being handled masterfully. This comic really does feel like it was written with the TMNT fans in mind. I am really looking forward to seeing what's next for April, Casey, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!

The level of detail put into each character is truly remarkable, as you don't want to take your eyes off of each panel. The contrast between the dark and bright colors perfectly matches the tone of the story. And I can't forget to mention Yis electric blue powersthose were a visual treat!

The Bat-Man: Second Knight #1 is gritty, dark, menacing, and perfect. The creative team really outdid themselves here. I can't wait to see what's next!

The artists of the comic did a great job in showing just how larger than life Layla's powers are. With the bright pink electric lightning bolts coming from her body, it makes a great contrast with everything else in the panels. Some of my favorite panels involved the plane crashing as you could really feel the terrifying energy through each page.

Shameka Day is the hero we need in the world, and The Grey #1 perfectly shows why she’s the hero we need. Her heart is in the right place, her intentions are clear, and her drive is unmatched. This was an excellent origin story of a genius Black woman who’s on her way to become a superhero, despite being surrounded by the world’s toxicity.

I thought this was a creative and compelling ending to this run! It felt like it was written with the Avengers fans in mind. I look forward to seeing what's next for the creative team.

I thought this was an excellent addition to the thrilling event of X-Men: Age of Revelation! I love how we're getting so many different perspectives of characters who's been affected by the Gene Bomb and the X-Virus, as well as Revelation himself!

The Last Wolverine #2 upped the ante in a big way, keeping you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

The Last Wolverine ends on a heavy note, which was the perfect ending to the exciting miniseries. The creative team outdid themselves with the ending!

Let me know in the comments what you thought of The Olympian #1!

I found The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Story #1 to be a breath of fresh air amongst all the superhero hype in the comic book world. I am very excited to see where this story goes!

The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #2 is proof that the first issue was much more of a strong start, but an example of the high-quality work we can expect in this run.

The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery #3 continues to impress with the complex story that has you wanting more by the end of the comic.

I didn't know what I was getting into when I first started The Power Fantasy #1, but I felt nothing but excitement. The story is very enthralling and has so much room to work with.