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This special features several short stories from different creative teams, in black, white, and blood red:

“CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR” by MARK WAID, JORGE FORNES, and JOE SABINO: Doctor Strange, in an extreme act of hubris, attempts to heal himself using magic, but it backfires lethally. Wong appears to save the day. The pulp comic horror tone is superb.


���NATURE RED IN TOOTH AND CLAW” by ANTHONY OLIVEIRA, JAVIER PULIDO, and JOE SABINO: Blade deals with a vampire situation that initially seemed harmless.


“THE WHISPERER IN DARKNESS” by VICTOR LAVALLE, BRUNO BUIL DE OLIVEIRA, RACHELLE ROSENBERG, and JOE SABINO: Hulk, Doctor Strange, Valkyrie, Namor, and Silver Surfer confront a terrifying demon that attacks on New Year's Eve in 1979 in New York City. The retro tone of this story transports us nostalgically back to the Bronze Age.
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Hans/Nemesis's plan needs to be accelerated, so Deepak receives a visit from Nemesis that ends in tragedy. Deepak's technology is what Nemesis needs to make the planet use its nanochips and everyone obey his will.

Nemesis's team discovers that the real Sofie Stein was killed by the police, so Nemesis sets out to expose Kitty in front of everyone.

Kitty devises a CIA plan to stop Nemesis, involving radical methods to eliminate him with significant collateral damage. Kitty emerges incredibly unscathed from this attack, but this is no coincidence because it's linked to Nemesis's mysterious pact with a demon.

The Ambassadors were part of this CIA plan, but they never arrived in time; something unknown held them up. Nemesis emerges from the rubble and surrenders unexpectedly.

Kitty is decorated and promoted; her life improves, and she faces fewer risks as an agent. Her baby is born, but there's something macabre about him.

Millar delivers a satisfying conclusion, where everything is explained and supported by a solid and gripping plot that makes for an incredibly entertaining read.

Art
Matteo presents his art, full of textures and strokes that enhance the wealth of detail, offering magnificent dynamism—the kind this intense plot demands.

Summary
A shocking finale to this saga, where Nemesis's fall is a blend of Rosemary's Baby and American Psycho, making the title of this saga's conclusion perfectly clear.
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Tee/Dogshit begins her revenge by targeting Kicking Boy, abruptly ending his football career.

Laughing Boy and Ruthless Boy begin to suspect Dogshit's return. Ruthless Boy is worried, but Laughing Boy continues with his normal life and confronts her. Artistic Boy is at his macabre art exhibition, and no one knows anything about him.

This episode is full of action and extreme violence, where this victim's revenge is epic. The priest who saved her is her mentor, training her as an assassin and helping her with this plan of retaliation.

She has her sights set on Fifth Boy, whose whereabouts are unknown; he remains the leader of them all.

Art
It features many textures that give it an interestingly somber tone, balanced by facial expressions that show pain and absolute perversion, making you empathize with Tee's desperate suffering.

Summary
The revenge has begun, and one by one they will receive a punishment proportional to Tee's wrath more

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Carmen Daschier/Red Claw is a sort of bounty hunter of demons and supernatural beings when she's hired to investigate the massacre of cattle on a ranch attacked by a supernatural animal. Someone from her past warns her about what's happening... her brother Sebastian...

The comic shows the tragedy Carmen experienced as a child, which changed her life in a painful and brutal way. Carmen is the owner of the Red Claw Ranch, and she doesn't need the money she earns by eliminating demons. On this ranch, some unknown people warn her that all her land is cursed.

Carmen is accompanied by a talkative and annoying lizard named Yargoss and calls herself the King of the Lizards.

This story is set in 1867, so it blends spaghetti western with supernatural mysteries in a perfect balance.

Art
It's naive yet bold, achieving excellent moments of terror and brilliantly presenting the Western atmosphere. The characters' facial features change with age, giving a sense of their ages and experiences.

Summary
Carmen faces a mystery that will dredge up traumas from her past. A Western with supernatural horror in an excellent introductory story for this new heroine. more

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The GREAT GHOST SHIP SAN JUAN devoured Hellboy and several other ghosts, trapping them all within its walls. Escape is impossible; this place is perpetually hungry for souls. But Hellboy's right-hand man, the force of fate, breaks the spell, and they all escape.

Abe finds Hellboy, and Agatha bids farewell to this mysterious case, her report ready and submitted to the B.P.R.D.

An excellent story that perfectly blends folkloric horror with the noir detective genre, featuring brilliant twists.

Art
Laurence Campbell's richly textured, oil-painting-like artwork organically conveys the gloomy tone of this ghost-haunted town. The fog, used as the ghosts' weapon, is highlighted with a cold color palette that emphasizes this phantasmagorical threat.

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Hellboy confronts the terrifying enchantment of this soul-hungry ship more

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Zan, in a macabre form created by Chopper Teng's evil, attacks an entire village, and Mo arrives to stop her. This battle with the Third Beast is intense, graphic, and highly detailed.

Chopper Teng escapes, and the fourth beast is about to be born.

The art is very descriptive and gory, filled with James Stokoe's mesmerizing, textured details.

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Mo faces the fearsome Third Beast more

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The story takes place in the future and is told through three interconnected subplots, filled with mysteries, conspiracy theories, and crime investigations:

The first subplot shows Hernando Montoya and the billionaire Yuri of the Vita Nova corporation activating a synthetic human for the first time. They begin with Hannah, witnessing the birth of the first synthetic human. Leaving Alexander for later, they planned to do the same with reporter Blake Wohl, but it's deemed too dangerous.

The second subplot shows Nick and Denny confiscating thousands of illegal brain cells used to create memories and sell them in the Void.

The third subplot shows how Detective Nick connects to the Void, a digital world filled with memories so vivid they allow users to relive experiences they can't have in the real world, which is soon to end. Nick connects because he wants to retrieve a part of his father's psyche, a father who died addicted to these memories.

This comic boasts a compelling premise with powerful narrative depth, its solid foundations resting on science fiction, dystopian futures, and social, psychological, and medical technology.

Art
With a high level of detail, the facial expressions and anatomy are mesmerizing, achieving sequences that blend science fiction with suspense, noir touches, and a superbly chosen color palette.

Summary
Nick and Denny manage to confiscate an illegal brain cell facility, while the first synthetic person is born in secret. more

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Frank Castle forces the paramedics to remove Kingpin's control chip by triggering a countdown timer. The paramedics manage to remove the device and escape.

Tombstone is hunting Punisher and wants him dead, especially since he has a new shipment he needs to deliver safely.

Spider-Man and Jessica Jones have learned of Punisher's presence in New York.

Micro contacts Punisher, even though he's tied up. He's no longer under Micro's control and updates him on the situation: Kingpin's secret war against Tombstone. Punisher summons Tombstone to a meeting to explain what's happening.

A powerful narrative that remains consistent across installments, setting the stage for a war between criminal organizations.

Art
With details elevated to another level of quality through diverse textures, it showcases incredibly violent action sequences with interesting camera angles and mesmerizing dynamism.

Summary
Punisher breaks free from Kingpin's control and prepares to settle the score. Shocking and ultra-violent installment more

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The comic shows how Maker eliminates the Eternals in Earth-6160 and modifies their machine for his own purposes. Shocking intro.

Just minutes before Maker's return, Iron Lad meets with Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, and America Chavez in front of the site of his return, which transforms into a dome-like structure. Upon entering, they are transported to a city in the future, where Maker has been preparing his return for a thousand years. The city turns out to be a physical manifestation of Maker.

Tony Stark survived that battle with Maker 18 months prior and is part of a resistance against Maker's city.

The narrative is complex and somewhat difficult to follow.

Art
It includes various art styles, ranging from Silver Age comics to designs that support the dystopian atmosphere.

Summary
The Maker has returned, but in a completely unexpected physical form. more

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The events of this series take place after PREDATOR VS. SPIDER-MAN, with many subplots running in parallel.

- Kraven is visited by Predator X while admiring his trophies, except for Spider-Man's suit. A shocking sequence where Kraven, though he loses, wins.

- Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Iron Man don vibranium Iron Man suits capable of evading the Yautja's heat-sensing system. They proceed to massacre everyone in sight; of course, Spider-Man doesn't kill. The Yautja Graveyard attacks Wolverine with everything it has, but it's no match.

- The Yautja King discovers the true power of Sue Storm's force fields, and she takes revenge for the deaths of Reed, Johnny, and Ben. Her rage reaches cataclysmic proportions on the Moon.

- Black Panther and his Wakandan army arrive to deliver the final blow and secure victory in this war.

-Doctor Cornelius releases Predator X, whose story has only just begun.

A mind-blowing, ultra-violent, brilliant, and dizzying conclusion to this saga that perfectly blends these universes, serving as the finale to the previous crossovers: Predator vs. Wolverine, Predator vs. Black Panther, and Predator vs. Spider-Man.

Art
It's detailed, heavily influenced by 1990s comics, with highly stylized body language and shadows used to highlight dynamism and a somber tone, perfect for this comic full of suspense and terror. It features three illustrators working in perfect sync.

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The Yautja are unprepared to stop the counterattack of the surviving Marvel heroes. A shocking and bloody finale to this crossover. more

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This version of Marvel Zombies reimagines the origins and various events of Marvel Comics from the 1960s onward. In this case, it concludes the Infinity Gauntlet event and blends it with Civil War.

Spider-Man returns to Earth in his Symbiote suit, along with Jewel, Doctor Octavius, and Ultron. They encounter the New Avengers, comprised of Wolverine, Black Panther, female Iron Fist, Magik (infected by the zombie virus, but the demon's power prevails), and Doctor Strange. Strange is in his astral form because his physical body is a zombie.

Meanwhile, Reed Richards, Hawkeye, and Iron Man (with the Infinity Gauntlet but without the Mind Stone) are a faction of zombie heroes about to face Captain America, Doctor Doom, Thanos, and Hulk, who refuse to let Iron Man rule them. A battle ensues between zombies: Team Cap vs. Team Iron Man! Even Spider-Man takes off his mask.

This Civil War culminates with Reed Richards, a zombie wearing the gauntlet, snapping his fingers and saying, "No more life."

This comic is part of the "Red Band" line and therefore includes explicit violence, gore, blood, and terror.

Art
It provides the necessary somber tone to tell this intense horror story. The details in the viscera and the lifeless expressions of the zombies' eyes are chilling and brilliant, capturing a tone similar to Marvel's Silver Age comics.

Summary
Team Zombie Cap vs. Team Zombie Iron Man in this cosmic reimagining of Civil War.
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Janet Van Dyne narrates why she married Hank and how their relationship grew in importance in her life. When Hank is nearly killed, she decides to enlist with Nick Fury to protect her family because she had a "Vision" of the future. Janet has to reveal that she works as a spy to prevent Fury from eliminating them.

This story is interesting because it's told from Janet's point of view. She's a determined and enterprising woman who loves Hank, whom she initially saw as an obstacle, but he never was.

The comic closes with a powerful revelation: Janet's true Vision. She ends up working for the Ultimate version of Vision!... who is female and shrouded in mystery.

Everything is set for the end of this saga with Ultimate Endgame, which premieres in December.

Art
It's organic and textured, offering a suitable dynamism and dramatic tone, with certain manga influences.

Summary
Janet's story of sacrifice is narrated by herself, with several powerful revelations
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T'Challa lives in hiding and is being trained by Matt Murdock, as he recovers and prepares to stop the atrocities of his son, Ketema. In his desperation, since his father's body hasn't been found, Ketema uses the Inhuman dog Lockjaw to teleport all of Marvel's heroes to a prison.

The Vatican has not recognized Ketema as the new King of Wakanda.

Ketema is creating global chaos so that all nations will be begging Wakanda for help and thus become dependent on it. He is using a strategic plan devised by his father, T'Challa, for an apocalyptic event.

T'Challa organizes and recruits Everett Ross, Punisher, Killmonger, Okoye, and several members of the Dora Milaje to stage a coup.

Daredevil is concerned about T'Challa's destabilizing plan and prepares to stop him.

Art
It is detailed and achieves interesting ethereal effects that differentiate the various eras. It is mesmerizing.

Summary
Ketema continues his plans for world domination in his desperation to be recognized as King of Wakanda, and his father returns from hiding to stop him. more

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Norman Osborn confesses to J. Jonah Jameson and explains his actions to fill the void left by Peter Parker.

Meanwhile, the other Spider-Men try to figure out what to do about Norman Osborn, and a robot is hunting the Green Goblins with deadly force.

Art
John Romita Jr. perfectly captures the dark and somber tone of this situation and incorporates it into the unique visual language he gives Spider-Man. It's a privilege to read comics illustrated by this legend, who is always evolving his art. JRJR always includes one or more splash pages that define the comic. The inverted splash pages are a spectacular retro touch.

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Norman Osborn confesses to J. Jonah Jameson more

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In this awesome special edition Roxxon "apologizes" for the swimsuit magazine where they used AI to sell images of Marvel heroes (see Marvel Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes & Rivals #1). Now, to redeem themselves, they've unveiled a device to stop global warming and tested it in the Savage Land, freezing the entire tropical climate.

The Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and every other Marvel hero arrive in the Savage Land to stop this, led by Rogue. The twist? When they go to put on the winter suits created by Janet Van Dyne, a dinosaur eats them, leaving them all in skimpy outfits—very sexy and funny.

It includes many spectacular splash pages from various leading artists in the industry, featuring the heroes posing in different winter landscapes in very little clothing. It's a comic full of comedy and self-awareness.

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Hilarious, daring, self-aware, and very hot despite the cold more

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This comic connects to ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM #9.

The Fantastic Four and the newly decorated General Ross are summoned to the White House by Secretary of Defense Brooke to reprimand them for the interventionist action of planting a flag in Latveria (see Red Hulk #10) and Reed's negligence in not stopping Doom in time, even though he operates with complete freedom, answering to no one, not even the government.

On another note, it's revealed that Valeria Richards is the heir to all of Doctor Doom's assets, something that dismays her and which she wants to reject, but legally cannot.

But out of nowhere, an army of Doombots begins attacking the White House and all the major cities on the planet in what amounts to a coup d'état. Valeria knows she has access to Doom's technology because she owns it. She arrives at the mysterious island Doom used for his experiments and manages to deactivate all the Doombots while having a final conversation with one that carries a message from Doom. Valeria intends to donate all the money to create a Foundation to help those affected by Doctor Doom's actions.

However, Valeria keeps the island and all her research because she has a contingency plan for the future.

The Secretary of Defense pardons General Ross and offers him a consulting position for a near-future invasion of Latveria, while the world remains shocked by Doctor Doom's disappearance, with many still in favor of his tyrannical methods.

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Cafu achieves incredibly detailed and meticulous art, where the body language in each action sequence is magnificent.

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The Fantastic Four, Valeria, and Red Hulk face the consequences of Doctor Doom's disappearance more

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Violet is unleashed and is burning down the Sigma Iota sorority, fighting against Karma, the leader whose negligence caused her death.

Sophie is trapped in this limbo, surrounded by specters trying to convince her to surrender to the void and give her body to Violet. Sophie manages to break free and saves Karma, but then tries to drown herself in the same pool where Violet died. Violet repents and sets Sophie free, but Sophie is arrested for all the crimes Violet committed with her body.

But the ending is shocking: Violet took advantage of the moment Karma and Sophie fell into the pool to possess Karma's body. Now she is free and has the life she always wanted, while Sophie remains in prison.

This series is magnificent, brilliant, and fantastic. It delves into the horror and slasher genres, even featuring a fake ending that adds a chilling twist to everything.

Art
It's detailed, and through mesmerizing sequences and chilling splash pages, all underscored by a somber tone, it manages to send shivers down your spine more than once. The art offers excellent anatomization, allowing for easy comparisons.

This issue includes SPECTACULAR splash pages; it's possibly the installment with the best and most impactful art in the entire saga.

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Violet and Sophie fight for control of the body, while Karma seeks revenge. A thrilling and powerful final chapter more

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Zach and Rose pass through the portal opened by Nephilim, where they are offered the chance to surrender their powers. However, Rose convinces Zach that they must keep them to use them to help those around them. It is then that they are attacked by Domino and Beezle, who are defeated by Zach and Rose, forcing them to retreat to their realms. The people they had possessed return to normal.

Zach and Rose go to rescue their parents. The Halos are exonerated, while the Hornsbys remain imprisoned. Zach is invited to live at Rose's house while his parents are released. They now live together and are willing to work as a team. They reveal that their pets, like Sydney, are protective and watchful of their actions.

This chapter concludes this arc where Zach and Rose are no longer stalked by Domino and Beezle. Their lives have changed, and they're going to work together.

Art
It creates a balance between a naive style with somber undertones and rich detail, forging a powerful artistic contrast between the horror of Hell and the blinding light of Heaven.

Summary
Zach and Rose make their final decision regarding their powers, and everything changes after this chapter. more

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Roland, Rachel, Rae, Richie, and Rodney arrive in a desert in the 21st century—the best Reggie could do to keep them away from Raina.

Raina arrives minutes later, and Rae manages to calm her down, almost achieving a truce. However, Richie uses an exoskeleton and strikes Raina hard. They all escape on Richie's invention, but are eventually caught by Raina. This installment is full of suspense and exciting chases.

Roland agrees to leave with Raina on the condition that she doesn't hurt them all. Raina is desperate to save herself and Jacob, and she is capable of killing them all.

Roland uses Richie's exoskeleton and modifies it so that he and Raina can return to the 25th century with Jacob, who will finish healing them using unethical technology. However, Roland actually causes them both to explode... This is how this installment ends... We don't know what happened to Roland until February 2026... The wait will be long, but it will be worth it.

A spectacular new installment full of excitement, suspense, and chases, with a breathtaking ending.

Art
It includes two different artistic visions that create a synergy where the art is full of detail and textures, providing an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect. All of this achieves a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone.

Summary
Raina finally intercepts her family, and Roland is willing to sacrifice everything to save them. A shocking chapter with a heartbreaking ending. more

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This comic includes two stories: the first is the main story and the second is a single-issue short story called True Weird, which chronicles government rumors and conspiracy theories that cover up supposed supernatural events:

RED BOOK written by JAMES TYNION IV with art by MICHAEL AVON OEMING and lettered by Tom Napolitano: this story recounts various UFO sightings in Russia between 1980 and 1990. It raises questions about whether these sightings actually occurred or were part of a disinformation campaign orchestrated by the Soviet Iron Curtain, or even the radical censorship that silenced any dissenting voice.

Most of these documents were translated by the CIA, making their veracity difficult to ascertain.

The shocking Voronezh case is one of the most documented and even became part of the pop culture of the time.


TRUE WEIRD “AN ENCOUNTER WITH THE MICHIGAN DOGMAN” by MARK BOUCHARD, OLIVIA STEPHENS, ADITYA BIDIKAR, and GREG LOCKARD: In Paris in 1937, a hunter encounters a pack of wolves, and one of them isn't afraid of his gun and behaves in a chillingly strange way.
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This installment shows how Orson becomes a hired assassin for his boss and mentor, Aaron Olds, who discovered Orson's infidelity to his wife, Eliza. Because his Mormon faith forbids such infidelity, Aaron forces Orson to kill to atone for his sins. Orson murders a key client of William's, Brayton Jennings, who works at the FDA, which failed to approve a new sugar substitute that causes cancer. Now William must resolve this by contacting Marty, one of his associates.

The van that crashes into William's house doesn't harm him, but it's an event that will trigger a series of situations that will complicate his life. This van was full of undocumented immigrants, whom Marty likes to hire. Marty is a perverted millionaire.

William's wife, Marnie, is considering killing him on the advice of a hater chat group on social media.

The narrative of this comic has a fast-paced, non-linear structure, making the reading experience an adventure where you must connect all the dots, becoming an accomplice of the writer.

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It is highly detailed, achieving impeccable facial expressions that help tell this story of social and human corruption.

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William needs to resolve a situation with a key client of his firm, a client created by Orson using his method of purging sins more

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This issue shows the Twilight Court's return after the betrayal of their creator, Myrddin/Kang. Arthur promises them that they will bring justice to the heroes they were created as copies of: the Avengers.

This issue reveals more of Kang's plans and continues to connect with the Timeless comics, highlighting that the cause of Impossible City is a Tribulation Event.

This chapter does not yet connect with the battle between the Avengers and Kang, in which the Twilight Court will intervene, as seen in issue #32.

Art
It includes many textures that blur the details but also highlight the anatomy and epic poses, as well as a dreamlike feel characteristic of flashbacks.

Summary
The story of the Twilight Court's return is told. more

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Cap, Bucky, and the Howling Commandos arrive at the H.Y.D.R.A. facility in Nazi-occupied France, following the trail of Dino, a member of the Howling Commandos who was kidnapped.

The massacre they witness is horrifying: thousands of H.Y.D.R.A. soldiers torn apart, their chests ripped open. They manage to speak with Dino, who warns them about Project Red King, explaining that Red Skull and Baron Strucker failed in their attempt to control the Xenomorphs. In seconds, his chest rips open, and an Alien devours Frenchie's face.

A Xenomorph attacks them and kills Dun Dun Duggan. Cap decapitates the Alien with his acid-immune shield, but an army of Xenomorphs attacks them. They are saved by a Kree robot sent by Captain Mar-Vell, who warns that he and his army are the planet's only hope.

A shocking chapter, full of action and explicit gore, where the story blends suspense and horror, and the fusion of these two universes is brilliant.

Art
It's organic, with many textures and lines that offer a gloomy and terrifying tone, perfect for the narrative of this story.

Summary
No one is safe from the Aliens in the Marvel universe, but they've already tested the vibranium in Steve Rogers' shield. Gore-filled horror in true Marvel style. more

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Ember leads the competition-winning Space Scout team only to discover they've been sent for a year to fight threats on other planets, putting their lives at risk. In other words, the Space Scouts are galactic mercenaries, and Ember wants to escape.

This new saga's second act is excellent, blending science fiction with action and intriguing touches of mystery that introduce us to this vast universe.

Art
The art is highly detailed, successfully balancing science fiction with elements of a Western, all within a futuristic reality show atmosphere. The facial expressions and body language are spectacular.

Summary
Ember discovers the true mission of the Space Scouts
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While Walter Whittier's family tries to bring Captain Henry back, the designs of the deceased Jameson are difficult to decipher, and they don't know what happened to him.

Captain Henry continues to escape a giant clock with legs and arms that relentlessly pursues him. He is saved by Dr. Bertram Otterham Archimedes, a time traveler from 1778, who, with the help of the scientific society ORDER OF AETHER, created the perpetual motion time machine called Ophelia.

Bertram explains that he arrived at this place, which he calls the Graveyard of Time, after traveling from the beginning of time in Hyperborea to the very end, where Hellboy makes a cool and chilling cameo. Several time travelers are dead inside their machines in this graveyard.

The Ophelia machine cannot take off in this location; something is draining the energy produced by its perpetual motion system, which powers Bertram's electric weapon that eliminates these monstrous clocks with a single shot.

Henry and Bertram set out to find the one behind these monster attacks. They don't know who it is, but he's called the Time King.

This comic explores this corner of the Hellboy universe, so rich in characters and stories where every page thrills and transports you on an adventure that blends science fiction, steampunk, and supernatural horror with references to real history.

Art
The art is full of textures and many slightly incomplete lines that give it a brilliantly gloomy feel, supported by a palette of cold, sepulchral colors.

Summary
Captain Henry encounters a time traveler; their alliance is key to escaping this infernal nightmare that is the Graveyard of Time. Addictive and impactful. more

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The story takes place in the future and is told through three interconnected subplots, filled with mysteries, conspiracy theories, and criminal investigations:

The first subplot follows Nick and Denny on the trail of a memory chip they acquired on the black market. This chip contains copies of memories, as if someone were creating synthetic brain cells, which is only permitted in specific research cases. The two detectives interview scientist Hernando Montoya of the Vita Nova corporation, who admits that these synthetic neural fragments were created through an internal theft, but in reality, it's part of his research directed by the billionaire Yuri. Yuri plans to create the first synthetic humans capable of surviving the toxicity of the Dead Zones: Alexander and Hannah, named after his deceased sister. The use of these synthetic memories causes people to fall into a deadly void, leading to organ failure and death.

The second subplot explains how, five years ago, news about "DEATH ZONES"—places where human life is impossible due to high levels of toxicity caused by climate change—created a global cultural shift, giving the planet a maximum of fifteen years to live.

The third subplot shows how Detective Nick keeps his sister isolated from reality in a house where the windows make it seem as if the world is fine. The news is part of a streaming service where all the stories are positive and fabricated. Apparently, Nick also uses these synthetic memories.

This comic has a striking premise with powerful narrative depth, its solid foundations resting on science fiction, dystopian futures, medical technology, and social psychology.

Art
With a high level of detail, the facial expressions and anatomy are mesmerizing, achieving sequences that blend science fiction with suspense, touches of noir, and a magnificently chosen color palette.

Summary
Nick and Denny begin to uncover the radical conspiracy of the Vita Nova corporation to create a new human race that can withstand climate catastrophe more

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Peter and MJ ask Otto Octavius ​​about Richard's plan. He explains that Richard went with Black Cat to install a Maker communication node in Kingpin's building that will erase all information related to Peter and his family. Peter goes to rescue his son.

Harry and all the people who made up Mysterio's cult, now merged into one, also arrive at the lair of Henry Dugarry, one of The Maker's allies, to negotiate. Gwen is part of this spectral entity that houses multiple consciousnesses.

Peter confronts Kingpin, but he hadn't counted on the presence of Mr. Negative, whose will-controlling power forces Peter not to defend himself against Kingpin's powerful attack.

Richard and Felicia almost manage to reach the node to use the erasure device, but they are discovered.

This is the penultimate issue of this series, which concludes in January 2026, and everything is conspiring for an epic finale, coinciding with the return of The Maker.

Art
It's packed with brilliant details that explode in your face, supported by subtle and well-placed textures, giving a raw and powerful tone to this story that shakes things up and puts a realistic spin on Spider-Man.

It's organic and dynamic, mesmerizing you in every panel.

Summary
Spider-Man vs. Kingpin as Richard and Felicia take risks, while the world awaits the return of The Maker. The penultimate chapter of this must-read saga, where there's no filler; every installment has been equally epic. more

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This takes place five years before the events of WORLD TO COME.

Everett K. Ross manages to infiltrate Molerro's organization and, with the help of Mexican government agent Maria, they capture Punisher and remove the effects of the Zombie drug.

Frank reacts and begins to remember all the horrific crimes he committed. He shoots himself in the head, but survives and, now recovered, is ready to take revenge on those who forced him to become the monstrous being known as EL ZOMBIE.

This installment slows the pace of the action to establish the narrative groundwork for what's to come.

Art
It's raw, full of detail, textures, and a roughness in the lines that makes the sequences dizzying and impactful. It's a masterpiece on every page.

Summary
Everett K. Ross frees Frank from being the Zombie, so the Punisher prepares for total revenge. more

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Eldest/Infernal Hulk, the son of the Mother of Horrors, travels to Atlantis, Namor's kingdom, to awaken the monster Ngathil, the God-Eater.

Ngathil dislikes his brother's commands, but Eldest demonstrates his power, and Ngathil surrenders. Eldest transmits a kind of energy mixed with gamma radiation, making him stronger and more obedient. Ngathil swims across the ocean, intending to claim it as his kingdom and devour anyone who crosses his path.

Namor tries to speak with Hulk, but Hulk evades him with his strength. Namor is warned of the situation by the Avengers, but he refuses to believe it and is certain that the only way to stop this Hulk is to locate Bruce Banner, who is living a normal life incognito under the identity of David.

This comic continues to maintain that gloomy tone of mystery mixed with suspense and supernatural horror, making it a mesmerizing read.

Art
It boasts a lot of texture and is sometimes unsettling due to its scatological and almost gory details of the monsters; it is undoubtedly an impressive work of art.

Summary
Eldest is recruiting monster brothers, and Atlantis is their next destination, regardless of what Namor might do or think more

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This comic tells the story of how Ash Arden leaves a trail of justice in his wake.

Ash manages to save children who were being sold as merchandise and teaches them how to use weapons to defend themselves. Of course, he also teaches them to be lethal and ruthless with their captors.

This comic showcases Ash's tenacity in his new life's purpose: to help and rescue children who are prey to ruthless human traffickers, sexual predators, and any criminal who takes advantage of their strength and age to corrupt children.

The comic closes with a powerful revelation that connects Redcoat to the Geiger universe. All the connections within this universe will be revealed soon.

Art: As usual, Gary Frank achieves the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with clear colors that don't hide anything. Every panel on every page is mesmerizing; each time you look at it, you discover new and incredible details.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic explosion of adrenaline.

Summary
Ash Arden is determined to save all the children in this cruel dystopian world. Beware of connections to the unified universe of Unnamed more