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

“AND NONE SHALL WALK AWAY” by GARTH ENNIS, JOHN MCCREA, MIKE SPICER, and JOE SABINO: Scavengers try to improve a fighting event in a dystopian world, but they don't realize it's a trap set by a lethal Marvel antihero. Gore and lots of violence.


“FALSE GODS” by ALYSSA WONG, CHRIS ALLEN, ALEX GUMARãES, and JOE SABINO: Thor comes to Loki's rescue, showing no mercy to a cult. The art is almost hyperrealistic and meticulous.


“THE JAGUAR MEN” by HO CHE ANDERSON and JOE SABINO: Blade faces the Jaguar Men, thinking they are vampires, but is he right?


“SUNDAY SCARIES” by TY TEMPLETON: Funny newspaper comedy shorts set in Marvel mythology but based on other classic characters. more

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This comic is set during a mission undertaken by the Yautja brothers Dek and his older brother Kwei, sent by their father to retrieve a machine from a lost ship.

Dek struggles to prove his worth despite his small size and lack of experience.

This comic helps to understand the dynamic between the two brothers and how their father treats them. A magnificent introduction to the recently released film.

It includes a very personal prologue written by the film's director, Dan Trachtenberg, who explains his love for comics and the significance of this one-shot.

Art
The art is organic, with many textures and lines that create a dynamic feel, using a palette of warm and cool colors depending on the action sequence.

Summary
A story about the Yautja brothers Dek and Kwei that further strengthens the narrative foundations of the film more

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Reed, Ben, and Johnny go on a "fishing" adventure in the Negative Zone, while Sue and Alicia are visited by Black Cat, who is accused of murder and asks Sue for help solving it.

Although Sue doesn't trust Black Cat, she begins to investigate and discovers strange patterns that help her solve the case and learn to give Black Cat a chance.

This comic blends the heist genre with science fiction, with touches of comedy and a smart, female perspective.

Art
Humberto Ramos showcases his artistic skills; his distinctive style elevates the action sequences and manages to recreate each era in a completely different way. The color palette is vibrant and highlights all of Ramos's wonderful lines.

Summary
Sue is going to help clear Black Cat's name even though she doesn't trust her more

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This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

Red Hulk, WildStreak, Machine Man, and Deathlok return to Latveria with the goal of destroying Ryker's lab, but are met by an army of defective Red Hulks.

War-Wolf faces off against Red Hulk, but it's just a scientist versus a war veteran, so the battle ends quickly.

Ross makes a shocking political statement by using the US flag on a Doctor Doom monument; this promises to be key to the conclusion of the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event and to ARMAGEDDON.

This saga concludes spectacularly, greatly enriching the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event and shining on its own.

Art
Gabriel Guzman delivers art with fewer details but maintains the tone established by Shaw. This comic plays with shadows, offering an interesting dynamism.

Summary
Red Hulk, WildStreak, Machine Man, and Deathlok vs. Ryker and his mutant army
Excellent conclusion to this miniseries
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Ketema continues his plan to destroy everything his father and ancestors built, and as if that weren't enough, he wants to eliminate all the heroes. He takes advantage of the Race War, a war between Mutants and Inhumans that wiped them out completely. However, Lockjaw survived, and Ketema intends to use him to eliminate all the heroes.

A dying T'Challa asks Matt Murdock for help.

The comic continues to have a confusing, inconsistent, and disruptive narrative, making it difficult to follow and understand, even though the story is extremely interesting and includes important cataclysmic events in the Marvel Universe. Reading it in a collected edition might be a better option.

Art
It's detailed and achieves interesting ethereal effects that differentiate the various eras. It's mesmerizing; each page is a masterpiece.

Summary
Ketema continues his plan to end his father's legacy, but he won't stop there.
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Simon Pure lives as a tailor's assistant in 1909. He now calls himself Simon Plum and has left behind his adventures in his red coat and nights of revelry and drinking.

Although his immortality remains a constant, it's a secret from his family, because Simon has settled down. He has a wife named Margaret, a daughter named May, and a son named Albert. His life is routine and peaceful, finally what Simon sought. However, he worries about his continued immortality and wants to try to fix it before time betrays him.

At Simon's door, none other than his friend Albert Einstein, now older and with a mustache, knocks. Albert is surprised by Simon's family life, but he's come to deliver bad news... the terrible Benedict Albert, the other immortal who is part of the Founding Fathers cult, has returned.

This new story arc brings back Simon's nemesis, who nearly stripped him of his immortality and destroyed the nation (Read Volume 1), maintaining this intriguing narrative that blends real historical events and important figures with a kind of conspiratorial magical realism.

Artwork
Bryan Hitch delivers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each bygone era. The colors create the perfect atmosphere that transports you to the early 20th century.

His masterful use of scale is mesmerizing; he transports and shakes you with striking, realistic visions in a very cinematic format.

Summary
Simon settles down upon reaching the 20th century, but his immortality and adventures are difficult secrets to keep when a terrible enemy returns. more

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Peter, MJ, May, Richard, Ben, JJ Jameson, and Otto Octavius ​​live in a house underground, protected by the Mole Man. Otto and Richard share the household chores. Richard wears his nanotech suit, while Otto also wears a Spider-Man suit and calls himself "Superior."

Otto manages to create a device that, when connected to one of the Maker's communication nodes, can erase all information regarding Peter and his family, allowing him to return to the surface. However, that node is protected by the Kingpin, so Richard asks the Black Cat for help.

Peter and Harry continue solving crimes in the city, especially when they manage to defeat an army of Bullseye. Gwen's death has Harry more focused than ever. Harry offers Peter a dinner date with his family while he tracks down Bullseye. However, someone mysterious is talking to Harry.

The shocking revelation of this issue is that the person speaking to Harry is a sort of skull wearing a Mysterio suit and several ghostly arms, seemingly merging into the explosion of all the Mysterios, including Gwen.

This is the antepenultimate issue of this series, as it concludes in December, and everything is building toward an epic conclusion.

Art
It's loaded with brilliant details that explode in your face, supported by subtle, well-placed textures, giving a raw and powerful tone to this shocking story that gives a realistic twist to Spider-Man.

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

Summary
A shocking revelation sets this series up for a heartbreaking conclusion as Peter and his family try to protect themselves from the Kingpin more

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It's 1990 in Red Bay Labrador, a town whose bay has been visited by hundreds of ships for centuries, many of which have been wrecked. This place is notable for Whale Bay.

Mysteriously, the town's population is haunted by an army of sailors' ghosts from all those wrecked ships, who are driving everyone away because they want to claim this place as their home, something that, according to Hellboy's experience, never happens.

The B.P.R.D. sends Agatha Blunt to investigate. Her specialty is exorcisms. She arrives at the town, which is shrouded in a thick fog, accompanied by her pet dog, Elba. Agatha uses a wheelchair and disappears in seconds as she enters the fog.

Hellboy and Abe arrive in Red Bay to rescue Agatha. They reach a bar where they are greeted by a powerful ghost named Vaino, who has kidnapped Agatha. Hellboy subdues him, thinking this will solve everything, but Agatha explains that these ghosts are doing this out of fear. They are escaping from the Great Ghost Ship San Juan, a ship capable of devouring the living and the dead like a ravenous monster.

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

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

Summary
Hellboy and Abe set out to rescue Agatha from ghosts who are mysteriously escaping something far worse. more

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The story introduces us to a community in Verona, Wyoming, USA, where one of its residents, lawyer William Hamilton, explains how his life is a misery due to his gambling addiction and decisions based on earning money working for a corrupt firm whose clients are detestable but wealthy individuals.

William's family is dysfunctional. His wife, Marnie, is a hateful woman who adheres to radical right-wing political ideals. His daughter, Arabella, is his complete political opposite, supporting the left. Meanwhile, his son, Brian, lives in a virtual world where he's convinced he can do anything without any real effort. The only thing they all have in common is their hatred and disrespect for their father, whom they see as a lukewarm person who doesn't take sides.

William has an accident that seems to change everything, but he doesn't fully explain it in this installment.

Next door to the Hamiltons lives a seemingly perfect and fully functional family. Their parents, Orson and Eliza, are Mormons; their house is pristine, and everything appears perfect. But Orson harbors a dark secret, adding to the sins of this detestable community. William is obsessed with his neighbor Eliza's beauty.

This comic explores the situation of political pluralism, not only in the US but across the globe, which blinds people to what is truly happening, allowing corruption to flourish amidst such intolerance of political views.

Art
The art is highly detailed, achieving impeccable facial expressions that help narrate this story of social and human corruption.

Summary
A vision of the consequences of political intolerance, which corruption exploits as a smokescreen more

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The story increasingly focuses on Kitty Topper, the undercover agent posing as the assassin Sofie Stein, who has just discovered she is secretly pregnant while carrying out illogical missions ordered by Nemesis. Meanwhile, the real Sofie Stein has escaped and wants to know who is impersonating her. Kitty can barely handle the high levels of tension witnessing all these missions carried out by psychopaths.

Nemesis, on the other hand, pursues two agendas:

- The first, as the billionaire Hans Berg, who is harassing a medical genius named Deepak Bharti, who has just created a revolutionary technology: a chip that, when inserted into the brain, can cure conditions like Alzheimer's or multiple sclerosis. But Nemesis wants this technology for another purpose.

His other agenda, as Nemesis, involves spreading a neurotoxin in Germany, but for the first time, his mission mysteriously fails when he is discovered and attacked by an army of police officers. Nemesis appears to be experiencing profound remorse for having murdered his partner, Rookie, presenting a key Jungian analogy of Hubris/Nemesis.

This new saga raises the tension and terror levels, with a more violent and determined Nemesis. Millar's narrative power and breakneck pace exceed all speed limits.

This is one of the best comic series of the month, an incredibly entertaining read.


Art
Matteo presents his art, full of textures and strokes that enhance the wealth of detail, offering a magnificent dynamism.

At the end of each Millarworld comic, there's a hilarious short film by Emily Brooks Millar called "Birddad."

Summary
Nemesis continues his plan on two different fronts, while Kitty remains undercover, trying to find out what's happening without revealing her identity.
Aggressive, disruptive, and addictive series. more

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The story takes place 5 years before the events of BIG GAME, where the Brotherhood of Assassins had founded LUCAS TRUST, an organization led by Mrs. Winter and the mysterious Mr. Malik. Their goal was to hunt down everyone who received superpowers from the mysterious witch; they called themselves the WITCH FINDERS.

Huck and Zoe are saved by the powerful telekinetic abilities of the baby in Zoe's womb, which even manage to destroy a satellite.

Huck and Zoe escape the town, and during this journey, Huck discovers the obvious: Zoe's baby is his. Among all the superhumans Malik eliminated is Alex Birch, who has the power to revive animals. Malik uses her as bait to lure Huck into rescuing her.

This rescue turns into a trap for Malik, who is visited by the old woman...who reveals herself to be the planet Earth, and the human mind interprets her as a wise old woman. Earth wants humanity to continue evolving. This new step involves creating exceptional, empathetic beings who perform good deeds, because the problem in the world isn't people; on the contrary, people are the solution. Malik and his team now possess powers, and their understanding of how to improve the world is different.

A magnificent and beautiful conclusion, where the message about the importance of empathy and the healing power of doing at least one good deed a day is reinforced, this comic is the definition of hopeful reading. a feeling good comic.

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his textured lines that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His panels are spectacular, as are the poses; it is undoubtedly his best work to date. Dave McCaig's color palette offers a cinematic feel, using sepia tones for flashbacks, a blue palette to denote sadness, and warm colors for hope.

At the end of each Millarworld comic, there's a hilarious short film by Emily Brooks Millar called "Birddad."

Summary
A hopeful and brilliant ending to this volume, full of revelations and twists. more

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Dr. Chun manages to regenerate Chopper Teng's entire body through his hand, but Chun is unaware that his wife is part of Chopper Teng's regenerative plan.

There's an extensive opening dialogue where Inspector Xiao tries to convince Mo to team up and stop the third beast.

Dr. Chun is discovered by Mo, and they fight. Chun escapes, only to discover that his wife is part of Chopper Teng.

The battles depicted remain scatological and large-scale, maintaining the same narrative pace.

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

Summary
Chopper Teng returns thanks to Dr. Chun, and Mo must prepare for a rematch from beyond the grave. more

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Ember lives on the rural planet Venatu. Her life is normal, but when she's called to participate in a space competition called SPACE SCOUTS, her life changes, and she now feels the responsibility to help her planet and family.

The SPACE SCOUTS are a group of exceptional beings, chosen from across the galaxy to become heroes and defenders of the galaxy. The winners of this competition help their planet become a kingdom and prosper.

These competitions are constantly monitored by cameras that broadcast the event on social media. Ember forms an alliance with Hermes from the planet Cumulus, with whom a romance begins to blossom.

Each participant has a special power; Ember's is to control light, and she possesses a privileged intelligence, which she doesn't know she has until she overcomes the challenges and is able not only to reach the top ten but also to choose her opponents.

An excellent start to a saga that blends science fiction with action, with 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 TV atmosphere. The facial expressions and body language are spectacular.

Summary
A new universe filled with mystery and action unfolds as contestants race to save the planet from a macabre game set in a distant yet socially relevant future. more

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Simon Pure continues his daring adventures thanks to his immortality, his unconscious roguishness, and his altruistic sense of morality.

Issues 8-11 contain three different, self-contained stories where Simon encounters legendary real-life figures from the American Revolutionary War, such as Annie Oakley and Johnny Appleseed. A war story reveals other evils operating undetected, where Simon's naiveté, clumsiness, and overconfidence get him into and out of trouble.

Issues 12-14 introduce THE NORTHERNER, a mysterious time traveler attempting to stop a terrible historical change orchestrated by another traveler named Mr. Cobbler.

THE NORTHERNER comes from an alternate future where the South wins the American Civil War. His goal is to prevent this temporal shift because the United States as a nation will never be born, and that would mean Simon's death. The Northerner and Simon Pure connect with Geiger and Junkyard Joe in a way that is important and pivotal to the UNNAMED universe.

The narrative, which blends historical facts with elements of magic realism, makes this volume entertaining, educational, and brilliant.


Art
Bryan Hitch offers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each era of yesteryear. The colors create the perfect atmosphere of a harsh post-war era, his art is an immersive experience.
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This comic is set during World War II, where Red Skull sends his right-hand man, Baron Von Strucker, on a mission to find the mysterious civilization of Attilan, home of the Inhumans, who have been mysteriously missing for centuries, but whose power could be used as a weapon against the Allies.

Strucker obtains a series of hieroglyphs that tell how the Inhuman royal family was wiped out by a plague. They find the Inhuman sarcophagi, whose skeletons show their destroyed chests. It is then that one of the soldiers discovers many Xenomorph eggs, and they are attacked by a horde of facehuggers.

Strucker and a few others escape. A few weeks later, in Nazi-occupied France, H.Y.D.A., on Red Skull's orders, launches a test attack in which an entire village is attacked by facehuggers, and thousands of xenomorphs are born. Red Skull has a Xenomorph queen in captivity, and she's laying eggs.

The Howling Commandos arrive in this completely destroyed French village and are attacked by an early-stage Xenomorph. Captain America and Bucky eliminate it. Cap rudely orders Nick Fury that they need to work as a team.

This mind-blowing crossover reimagines Captain America's first missions with the Howling Commandos against an otherworldly threat, filled with terror and suspense.

Art
The art is organic, with rich textures and lines that create a gloomy and terrifying tone, perfect for the story's narrative.

Summary
Captain America's first mission with the Howling Commandos is reimagined with Xenomorphs. Action, suspense, and terror.
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Captain Marvel, Iron Man, Scarlet Witch, Vision, Captain America, and Black Panther try to stop Kang from triggering the lost moment, but the horde of zombies (Marvel Zombies) prevents them from launching a sufficiently powerful attack on Kang, not even Hyperion can.

The X-Men are scattered across the globe, stopping threats detected by Impossible City, but suddenly, communications are cut off. Someone has accessed Impossible City's system.

Black Panther devises a plan to activate an energy bomb to eliminate the entire zombie horde and attack Kang, but Kang is too powerful, recreating an even larger horde in seconds. However, just when all hope seems lost... Impossible City appears, with the entire Twilight Court. Kang's creations recover their ship, which is actually called Camelot, and come to take revenge on their creator.

An exciting installment with more revelations and twists, enriched by the continuity of other great Marvel events.

Art
With numerous textures that highlight the impressive details of this illustrator, the facial expressions are almost lifelike. The color palette works to accentuate all those textures. It's mesmerizing and magnificent.

Summary
Kang seems unstoppable; the Avengers need all the help they can get, and he's about to arrive. more

Plot
Rook, Dire Wolf, and Matterhorn reach the Better-World Corporation's power base, the location Wildfire Grid indicated as Bloodhound's last known whereabouts. This place, situated in a frigid zone, is abandoned, and they have to rappel down into its depths.

Rook's birds are agitated by the presence of cobwebs. Rook's connection with his birds and with the pigs of the deceased Ursaw is harmonious and empathetic.

Bloodhound attacks his daughter, Dire Wolf, with disproportionate aggression; he doesn't recognize her. Matterhorn stops Bloodhound, who runs away, heading for a massive spider nest that forces them all to retreat. Suddenly, another Warden appears with katanas, ready to kill Bloodhound. His name is Stag.

This installment maintains the powerful narrative pace that blends this post-apocalyptic future, which is repeated in new settings, mixing the science fiction and monster genres. It's one of the best comics of the moment.

Art
Jason Fabok delivers his incredibly detailed art, where everything makes sense. He recreates new worlds with futuristic technology, making them believable. Each page is mesmerizing and sends shivers down your spine. He plays with the scale of this entire world with a cinematic vision. He manages to illustrate stunning and mesmerizing splash pages, supported by Brad Anderson's perfectly chosen colors.

Summary
Rook, Dire Wolf, and Matterhorn finally capture Bloodhound, but they face several dangers, including spiders and a new Warden
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Peter/Star Lord, Nova, and Shuri try to stop the war between the Skrulls caused by Maximus and Black Bolt, blaming the Skrulls for this "coup d'état."

But politics are dirty, and Black Bolt succeeds, becoming the most important ruler in the galaxy, even though many know the truth, including T'challa.

T'challa asks Shuri to take care of Nova so she'll abandon her desire to reveal the truth. Star Lord, on the other hand, assumed this new regime because it gave him a good political position.

The galaxy has a new union of planets, which includes not only the Shi'ar and the Skrulls.

Black Bolt now leads the galaxy as the supreme civilization, the Inhumans. Black Bolt even banishes Maximus after all the help he had given him.

A powerful ending that changes the status quo of the galaxy thanks to a political conspiracy.

Art
FEDERICO VICENTINI and IBAN COELLO offer mesmerizing art, with brilliant textures and details, while creating a brilliant tone of suspense and terror around all these different versions of the empires and their technologies.

Summary
The Inhumans succeed, and political favors establish a new status quo in Marvel's galactic universe, filled with betrayals. more

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This special features several short stories from different creative teams with plenty of violence and gore:

“STALKER SYNDROME” by DAVID DASTMALCHIAN, PHILIP TAN, and CLAYTON COWLES: Eddie Brock pursues Peter Parker, and Venom takes control. Excellent narrative full of psychological tension.


“TOXIC RELATIONSHIP” by CARL POTTS, DAMIAN COUCEIRO, and CLAYTON COWLES: This story develops the alternate history where Spider-Man transforms into Venom and becomes a lethal vigilante more cruel than the Punisher.


“NINJA VENOM” by TAKASHI OKAZAKI, AKI YANAGI, and CLAYTON COWLES: Venom exists in the age of the samurai and faces off against a warrior with the Carnage symbiote.

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Sigurd Jurlson gets another construction job, and the Serpent attacks him with an army of his soldiers.

The sequences of Sigurd using his hammer tied with a rope are real and exciting.

Lucky is visited by his father... Odin enters the scene in this urban resurrection of Norse mythology, where the reader with a notion of these stories is complicit with the appearances of characters easily identifiable in the pantheon of Norse heroes. However, the story remains constant and monotonous in its narrative.

Art
His art presents a beautiful dreamlike tone, full of colors that highlight the facial expressions and feelings of his characters.

Summary
Sigurd is attacked by the Serpent while the most important being of Asgard lurks in the shadows. more

Plot
Raina connects with his eye and learns the year and location of her fugitive family.

It's Halloween night. Roland, Rachel, and Rodney are preparing the van to move again because Roland's brother, Reggie, has warned them that their location is compromised.

Rae and Richie want to go trick-or-treating with Rex. Roland reluctantly lets them go, but Rodney and Rachel accompany them.

After a successful candy collection, they arrive home and suddenly Raina arrives, only to be momentarily detained by the neighbor who hit her in an attempt to help her neighbors.

Reggie contacts Roland and tells him he hadn't transported them before because there was a problem with the coordinate system. However, he sends them to another era after nearly being caught by Raina.

They arrive in an unknown era in a kind of desolate desert.

A spectacular new installment full of excitement, suspense, and chases.

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

Summary
Raina finally reunites her family, and now everyone depends on Reggie to save them. more

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Rook is a farmer who moved to the planet Exodus in 2173, like millions who emigrated with the promise of improving their lives as planet Earth was becoming uninhabitable.

Technology for farmers and ranchers is such that it allows them to control the wildlife needed to produce crops and livestock at maximum efficiency. This means that, depending on your field, you can control different animals with your mind.

Rook is in charge of the corn fields, and crows are his animals to control.

But something happened on the planet Exodus. The terraforming machine (WORLD ENGINE) is failing, and an environmental catastrophe is unfolding. The planet is becoming uninhabitable, with little water and food scarce. Meanwhile, the wildlife is undergoing mutations that make them dangerous. Those who control it now have immeasurable power.

Rook is about to finish his ship to leave Exodus, but he has little time left, and the current situation is complex, with little food for him and his crows, not to mention the fact that he could fall prey to anyone who wants to take his ship.

Rook seeks out his friend Swine to accompany him to escape Exodus, but Swine's helmet has stopped emitting signals. That's when a Guardian named Dire Wolf appears, explaining that Swine was murdered and his helmet stolen.

Rook and Dire Wolf, whose name is Donnica, had a close relationship in the past; however, since they work as guardians for the corporation in different wildlife areas, they cannot have a relationship. Dire Wolf controls the wolves.

Swine's killer, who calls himself URSAW, aims to eliminate all the guardians and take their helmets, thereby controlling all the wildlife on Exodus. He is currently attacking both of them with giant bears. URSAW wants to have all the Wardens' helmets so they can control all wildlife and the planet.

The analogy, where those who control the helmets become cruel predators like the animals they control, is a kind of psychological synergy.
This series is mind-blowing; it's a mix of John Carter from Mars and Jurassic Park, with epic and biblical scales.

The narrative in this comic is addictive and leaves you wanting more.

This Deluxe version includes all the alternate covers for each of the seven installments, as well as sketches and early character designs with descriptions of the creative process. It also includes an interview that Ben Morse did to the artist Jason Fabok.

Art
Jason Fabok offers his highly detailed art where everything makes sense, recreating new worlds with futuristic technology and making them believable. Each page is mesmerizing and chilling, playing with the scale of this entire world with a cinematic vision. It's a must-read masterpiece.
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Plot
The story takes place in the future and is told in three subplots that connect later, filled with mysteries, conspiracy theories, and crime investigations:

The first subplot highlights the fact that planet Earth is collapsing, requiring the delimitation of certain zones called "DEATH ZONES," places where human life is impossible due to the high level of toxicity in general. The entire planet will inevitably transform into a toxic zone, marking the imminent end of humanity. People are sent to this place to try to stop and solve this environmental degradation, but they eventually die.

The second subplot explains the emergence of a new technology where human neurons have been connected to computers, creating the ability to regenerate all types of organs and tissues, which is an impressive advance in medicine. But every technological advance also becomes an opportunity to pervert it, as the mysterious Hernando is doing, who is beginning to create complete synthetic humans from a single neuron. Carrie-Ann, the pioneer of this technology, knows what Hernando is doing.

The third subplot shows how Detective Nick Ellis investigates the sale of memories on the black market. People desperate to live, but knowing the planet has months left, want to experience things they'll surely never be able to. Loading so many of other people's memories is turning what's left of humanity into junkies addicted to other people's memories, who, by abusing them, end up becoming the implanted synthetic memories themselves.

This comic has a striking premise with powerful narrative depth, whose solid foundations are supported by science fiction, dystopian futures, medical technology, and social psychology.

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

Summary
In a dystopian future, the solution to humanity's extinction lies in the abuse of super-advanced medical technology that will change everything more

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Robowolf, Susuki, Vinny, and Lance face Nick, a crazed killer with chainsaws implanted in his arms. He bears a resemblance to the ultimate villain of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but this version is cruel.

Nick and Robowolf have deeply connected origin stories; they were both best friends and mercenaries under the command of General Masakov, who ordered them to save hostages trapped in a jungle and then eliminate them. This sequence pays homage to Predator, even including a scene where the two bodybuilders' toned arms clasp each other.

It is during this mission that Robowolf loses an arm and the ABRAXAS INDUSTRIES corporation experiments on him, fitting him with organs, limbs, and other bionic devices.

While Robowolf tries to stop Nick, Susuki, Vinny, and Lance face off against the Flesh-Heads, green mutants that resemble slimes. Susuki devises a plan, and Lance manages to hack Nick and uses him to massacre all the Flesh-Heads.

Time is running out for Robowolf to deliver the promised money to General Masakov for the release of his daughter, Lindsey. He has eight hours left and many unknown enemies.

This comic is exaggeratedly shocking in its ultraviolent, darkly humorous narrative, where it mixes anthropomorphic animals with 1980s robotic technology in a brilliantly creative chaos, where you feel all this neon-filled pop culture leaping from every page directly into your psyche.

Art
It's detailed with great care to highlight facial expressions as well as exaggerated anatomy, filled with retro-futuristic science fiction elements. It's a visual delight, at times reminiscent of the tone of The Garbage Pail Kids cards, a cultural icon of the mid-1980s, but adapts it to its own powerful artistic imprint with all those dizzying visual sequences.

Summary
Robowolf confronts Nick, their origins connecting in a tribute sequence to one of the best action films of the 1980s. more

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In 1880, Walter Whittier's family contacted Captain Henry Whittier to help them rescue Walter's tormented spirit from a stuffed polar bear. Walter died from the fear of a dragon that haunted his nightmares.

Manford Jamison, the deceased brother of Walter Whittier's wife, created a diving-style suit that allowed him to travel to limbo, a place between life and death. He used an electrified bar called the Jamison Rod to help spirits react and complete their journey to the afterlife. No one had ever tried this equipment, so Henry offered.

This suit used cutting-edge technology from that century, combining electricity, vacuum tubes, and steam to send a person exploring this spiritual ocean. Inside the suit, Henry was able to find himself in the same room but on another plane.

But in this place, Henry encounters the dragon/serpent that Walter feared so much. He confronts it, and a malfunction in his equipment causes him to be transported physically, and he arrives in limbo, represented as a junkyard of the afterlife. Here, he is cornered by a metal being with a clockwork head.

A magnificent story that blends Victorian horror with steampunk and suspense.

Art
It's an art full of textures and many slightly incomplete lines that give it a brilliantly gloomy feel, supported by a cold, sepulchral color palette.

Summary
Captain Henry volunteers to take a trip to the afterlife to help a soul in distress, but this spiritual diving equipment malfunctions, and Henry now fights for his life in a place that defies all natural laws. more

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Sophie is in jail, and in plain sight, she's the culprit of all the murders Violet has committed. Violet offers her a way to escape from prison, and once again takes over her body, commits atrocities, and escapes. This sequence is brilliant because we see Sophie's point of view, as she wakes up in different places, with injuries.

Sophie finally focuses and takes control, reaching Hyde Street and entering the Sisterhood store. This evil woman offers to solve this problem, but in reality, she gives Violet more control.

Violet reaches the SIGMA IOTA sorority and begins murdering whoever she can find, aiming to set everything on fire, but she doesn't realize she's stabbed...

A chilling penultimate chapter full of terror, blood, and unexpected twists.

Art
It's detailed, and through mesmerizing sequences and creepy splash pages, supported by a gloomy tone, it manages to raise goosebumps more than once. The art offers excellent anatomies that allow you to easily make comparisons.

This issue includes spectacular splash pages; it's possibly the issue with the best and most striking art in this entire saga.

Summary
Violet takes control and unleashes her rage, but she's careless. Meanwhile, Sophie lives a living hell, trapped in her body and surrounded by ghosts.
Spectacular penultimate chapter more

Plot
Zach and Rose's parents are mysteriously invited to New York City, organized by the angel Domino and the demon Beezle. This entire installment takes place on Halloween, making it a great read for this month.

Zach's parents receive a call from someone who discovered they sell all the gems, watches, necklaces, etc. of those buried there. Rose's parents were invited to make a mysterious donation to their foundation.

Zach and Rose experience headaches and are apparently being controlled to wake up on the subway and activate their powers.

Domino and Beezle's trap works, so federal agents arrive and arrest both parents for receiving dirty money.

The comic shows that the giant being HOLLOWED ONE has already awakened and claimed its first victims in the lake.

Watch out for a spectacular cameo by Hyde Street.

This episode raises the bar for suspense, showing that Zach and Rose are helpless against the Machiavellian plan to create chaos between heaven and hell.

Art
It creates a balance between naive art but with gloomy touches and abundant details, creating a powerful artistic balance between the horror of hell and the blinding light of heaven.

Summary
Rose and Zachary's parents are lured into a trap while a tragedy is about to occur on the subway in New York City, thanks to Zach and Rose's powers. more

Plot
Alice visits the Fantastic Four's farm and is introduced to a new pet, a dog named "Jellybean." However, Alice doesn't perceive it as a dog, but rather as some kind of slimy creature with tentacles. No one believes her when she says it's weird.

Alice is working on her artwork and can't get the idea out of her head, aside from the unpleasant sensation, so she visits Reed and asks him a hypothetical question: what would happen if she perceived something very different from everyone else's? Reed describes the psychological phenomenon called pareidolia, in which the brain interprets patterns or faces in ambiguous or random stimuli. However, since Alice can't see, this effect doesn't work for her. This creature controls pareidolia and makes everyone see something harmless that is actually a threat.

At night, Alice is trapped by "Jellybean." Reed becomes obsessed with what Alicia tells him and creates a team that eliminates a kind of pareidolia force field. Everyone reacts, and Ben discovers that Alicia is completely enveloped by this slimy, purple, tentacled being that isn't a dog.

The Fantastic Four discover that these beings have been in our world for months and have deceived millions of people. Reed expands the effect of his device, and these beings decide to retreat; their strategy of global control is discovered.

This issue has all the elements of a magnificent Fantastic Four comic: science fiction, suspense, horror, and teamwork.

Art
Humberto Ramos shows off his artistic skills; with his characteristic touch, he elevates the action sequences and manages to recreate each completely different era. The color palette is brilliant and highlights all of Ramos' wonderful strokes.

Summary
Alicia helps the Fantastic Four stop a global threat under the guise of tenderness.
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Plot
This version of Marvel Zombies reimagines the Marvel Comics origin story from the 1960s. This installment chronicles Jean Grey's first day with the X-Men, where she had to escape the mansion because everyone was infected.

Jean tries to stop the zombie massacres and meets Jessica Jones. She introduces her to Spider-Man, and the three enter a futuristic structure. There, they are transported to Battleworld, a world created by the Beyonder. This reimagines the Secret Wars event. On Battleworld, they encounter Captain America, Iron Man, Ultron, Doctor Octopus, She-Hulk, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Jean Grey, and Spider-Man.

The Beyonder sends Captain America, Iron Man, Ultron, Doctor Octopus, She-Hulk, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Jean Grey, and Spider-Man to Battleworld to fight the Frightful Four, the Hulk, Hawkeye, and Zombie Doctor Doom. The battles last for weeks, with losses on both sides.

Jean Grey is attacked by a horde. Captain America rescues her, but she's injured by zombies. Doctor Octopus is unable to stop the infection and uses his new invention, a high-energy incinerator. When he uses it on Jean, she awakens as a Phoenix!

The mystery of the starless sky still remains.

This comic is from the "Red Band" line, so it includes explicit violence, gore, blood, and horror.

Art
It offers the gloomy tone needed to tell this intense horror story. The details in the gore and the zombies' expressions, where their eyes are lifeless, are chilling and brilliant, capturing a tone similar to Marvel's Silver Age comics.

Summary
The surviving heroes face off against the zombies on Battleworld.
This reimagining of Marvel's editorial history with a wicked twist improves with each issue. more

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

-Kraven fights Hulk in the Triskelion. His plan works perfectly, and he manages to strip Hulk of his Gamma energy using a vibranium cannon. However, Hulk still manages to eliminate several Predators. They show how Kraven adapted perfectly to the Yautja hunting culture. He will finally establish himself as the best human hunter, his dream come true.

-Wolverine arrives late at the X-Mansion and witnesses Graveyard's brutal slaughter of Professor X and the X-Men using his vibranium armor and weapons. Nightcrawler saves him at the last second. Wolverine is an important prize because he is difficult to kill and because they want to use his adamantium skeleton. Wolverine remembers his encounters with the Yautja and knows what he is up against. (Read Predator vs. Wolverine)

-The King of the Yautja, on his alter on the dark side of the Moon, launches a series of drones at nuclear plants, power plants, the White House, NASA, etc.—strategic targets—to leave the entire population of planet Earth cut off and defenseless. However, there is a spy in this place... Sue Storm was saved from the attack and is close to the King of the Yautja.

A mind-blowing, ultraviolent, and dizzying third installment of this saga that perfectly blends these universes, and ends up being the conclusion of the previous crossovers: Predator vs. Wolverine, Predator vs. Black Panther, and PREDATOR VS. SPIDER-MAN.

Art
It is detailed, heavily influenced by 1990s comics, where body language is highly stylized and shadows are used to highlight the dynamism and a gloomy tone perfect for this comic full of suspense and terror.

Summary
Kraven's plan continues to work with great efficiency, while planet Earth continues to lose its heroes, but hope begins to resurface. more