Plot
This installment shows how the planet Shoboth is mysteriously Terraformed leaving no trace of life, Lord Xanus and his team of heroes arrive and are stunned.

In Parolax a mysterious being that is imprisoned, asks to be released, the lex finally explains the mystery behind the creation of different teams of superheroes on three different planets, Earth, Shoboth and Paralax. They are all human beings with the same DNA.

In reality all these planets are part of a farm of superior beings, who have been raising us like cattle for years, when we reach 10 billion inhabitants, they devour us and terraform the planet to start over. That is why the biblical stories of a world unification that restarts everything is reality these beings terraforming a new generation of cattle farming. The process of consuming humans begins with a cloud of nanoparticles and the most recent battle on our planet was against Zeus or also called Jupiter, who lost and has his head as a trophy. Jason, Lady Liberty and Sophie are the LEGACY OF JUPITER.

These cosmic "Farmers" created superheroes for each planet to protect their livestock from invasions, plagues and internal wars that destroy them all. Humans end up being the most efficient and low-maintenance crop in the universe.

According to this being, the biological system has two guidelines, fornicating and raising new beings, that is why there is an obsession with taking care of our children, because it is a biological obligation to make us increase and increase in population. In short, our entire existence is a lie.

Walter Sampson knew this for a long time, but he hid in his mental illusions.

Jason is overwhelmed by what he has just learned, which he has been suspecting for years with the messages on Jupiter, but his mother, Lady Liberty, convinces him that life is something more and that it deserves to be defended, that brotherly love and love for children are a variable outside of this biological equation that is worth fighting for.

Millar finally reveals the macabre plan of the extraterrestrial beings who gave them powers, this revelation is shocking and mind-blowing, without a doubt the perfect way to begin closing this powerful saga.

Art
Edwards presents his art full of textures and organic that gives a sense of dynamism and mystery, with magnificent details that show worlds apparently utopian/hopeful and at the same time plagued by terror and violence. He achieves a double splash page that is large in scale. His art elevates the epic feeling to biblical levels.

Summary
Jason, Lady Liberty and Sophie finally find out about all these existential "coincidences" on three planets and that everything is part of a cosmic plan of another level, where the human race is nothing more than a crop


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Plot
X-Factor's new mission is to find some scientists who were studying the center of the Earth. Since Xyber is on leave, they are going to attract a teleporter.

Havok, Frenzy, Pyro, Cecilia Reyes and the teleporter are the rescue team. Havok leaves Granny Smite at the base of operations because if the mission fails she will be trapped for life.

The teleporter is Oskar aka Wintergeist, Cecilia's ex-boyfriend, who explains to her that he had to ghost her because she worked for Darkstar on the X-Term team, the Russian/mercenary version of X-factor and when she left them, they killed her entire family.

In the center of the Earth, they discover that there are spiders that eat metal, which is why the previous mission failed and the scientists died.

A magnificent new installment that narrates another suicide mission of this new team, where the mystery behind Fartech still is around.

Art
With textures and details, Bob Quinn achieves a fusion between the classic X-Factor designs but modernizes them with cool designs. The action sequences use interesting angles and poses from classic eras.

Summary
X-Factor includes a new member that shakes up Cecilia Reyes' past.
Exciting new suicide mission that only X-Factor can execute. more

Venom
Volume: 4, Issue: 33
“Agents Venom”

Publisher: Marvel @marvel
Writer: Donny Cates @dcates
Artist: Iban Coello @coelloiban
Colors: Jesus Aburtov @aburtov
Letters: Clayton Cowles
Cover: Ryan Stegman @ryanstegman & Jason Keith @jasonraykeith

With his world crumbling to pieces all around him, Dylan chooses to rise up and face the chaos head on amongst the remaining defenders of Earth. Capable of freeing those heroes who’ve fallen to Knull’s influence, Dylan’s actions are felt by Eddie, as he journeys the symbiote hive mind. Existing as a spirit along with former hosts Rex Strickland and Flash Thompson, the trio discover a means to return to the physical world. Flash’s efforts prove successful, but before Eddie can act, Rex morphs to reveal himself to be none other than Knull!

Iban Coello & Jesus Aburtov do an amazing job creating some truly epic scenes. The shot of Dylan releasing Cap is excellent. I’m glad that I’m enjoying KIB more than I thought I would. I particularly loved Peter’s conversation with Dylan. That’s what has always made Spider-Man the best of them all.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5)
Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram
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Incoherent story at times. No seeming impact on the DCU. Morrison's run has been such a downgrade compared with what Vindetti did before. Dropping the title today.

Well, the art is nice. The story made me realize something — I need to cancel my GL subscription. This is absolute trash.

Mr. Morrison: stop it. We know you can write a good story. We have seen it before. Do you just hate Green Lantern?

I picked up Venus based on the previews solicit. I was pleasantly surprised. Great frantic action to start the series.

A good start to this series. It will be intersting to see where it goes.