Plot
Sophie and Violet are childhood friends, and a tragedy involving the death of Violet's mother brought them closer together.

Both attend college, and Violet wants to fit in, so she applies to join the sorority called SIGMA IOTA. During a ritual to enter the sorority, Violet drowns in the pool.

Devastated, Sophie tries to uncover the culprits but is unsuccessful. Desperate, she arrives at a street where an occult shop called SISTERHOOD is located. The host offers her the chance to retrieve Violet's soul for a price she will later charge.

Sophie awakens from a nightmare and discovers Violet is on the other side of the mirror, asking her to help her exact her revenge.

An interesting story supporting the Hyde Street saga where we meet a resident of this place who is in charge of collecting souls.

Art
It's detailed, and through mesmerizing sequences and eerie splash pages, supported by a gloomy tone, it manages to raise goosebumps. The art offers excellent anatomy definition that allows for easy comparisons.

Summary
Sophie wants to reunite with her best friend Violet and, desperate, turns to a place called SISTERHOOD...
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This comic shows how Nyla begins to suspect Matt's nocturnal activities.

Daredevil tracks down a series of murders and runs into Taskmaster, where the two begin to fight in spectacular fashion. Each tries to predict the other's moves, so their powers are practically very similar and instinctive.

Elektra arrives to help Daredevil, and Taskmaster escapes. She tells Matt that she has a lead he's going to follow, but that she'll let him know when she has it.

This comic appears to be simple plot filler; it doesn't contribute anything new or advance the story; it only introduces Taskmaster.

Art
It's very detailed and features well-rendered anatomy, as well as classic action scenes.

Summary
Daredevil vs. Taskmaster more

Plot
Doctor Doom from an alternate universe injects Deadpool with a serum that is the SUPER SKRULL mutagen. Deadpool is increasingly gaining powers from different heroes, becoming more and more powerful, but his motives remain a mystery.

With this new power, he decides to test it in an alternate universe where the Revengers are, a team of Avengers who combine a zombie Thor while others are half-Ultron and have subjugated the entire alternate world.

Alphea is trying to stop Deadpool because she suspects his mysterious activities.

Deadpool fights the Revengers using the SUPER SKRULL power, where he fuses the powers of the Fantastic Four and his power as Ghost Rider, even lifting Mjölnir. This sequence is especially dizzying and action-packed, where Dalibor once again excels with his artistry.

Deadpool returns to the world where Doctor Doom assists him by fitting him with a teleportation bracelet, making it clear that his main objective in obtaining all these powers is to fight the Paradoxical Flux, the one behind this plan to destroy the multiverse. In the end, Deadpool always behaves like a self-sacrificing hero.

An epic penultimate chapter that sets everything up for a shocking finale.

Art
It's highly detailed with a vintage touch that makes it gloomy, highlighting Deadpool's murderous abilities. The colors use a sepia palette that gives it that texture and is reminiscent of 70s horror films. Dalibor spares no expense in showing mind-blowing action sequences full of explicit violence.

Summary
Deadpool finally obtains a superpower he was missing to become a demigod and reveals his hidden plan from the beginning more

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This comic picks up right where the previous one ended, showing Spider-Man and Black Cat in the presence of Hellgate, who asks Spider-Man for a parley.

Spider-Man asks him to give him time to stop BOBGLOBIN's henchmen from committing criminal activities. Hellgate is annoyed by Peter's audacity and eliminates everyone because he doesn't want to be bothered. Spider-Man begins to fight to stop him.

Felicia Hardy/Black Cat yells at Spider-Man that he has to flee. She tries to distract Hellgate because she somehow knows that this being with magical powers is much more powerful than Peter believes.

Spider-Man manages to dodge almost all of Hellgate's attacks, but the comic closes with Hellgate declaring that Spider-Man is the prince she was promised.

A shocking second installment that introduces this new villain whose powers come from the underworld.

Art
John Romita Jr. captures the grim and gloomy tone of this situation and incorporates it into the unique body language he gives Spider-Man with his art. It's a privilege to read comics illustrated by this legend who always evolves. JRJR always features one or more splash pages that define the comic. The inverted splash pages are a spectacular retro touch.

This comic is a work of art, where the dynamism is mesmerizing.

Summary
HELLGATE arrives to collect a mysterious promise, and Spider-Man is part of this prophecy. more

Plot
Sam and Black Panther prepare a plan to stop the super Adaptoid that Mad Thinker is carrying and finally resolve this whole situation of having taken over the warehouse.

The Avengers arrive, assemble in The Impossible, and have already managed to stop the new Masters of Evil, thus bringing this story to an abrupt close.

Art
It is very detailed with few textures and maintains the dynamism with body language and well-defined facial expressions. It plays a lot with angles and panels.

Summary
Black Panther and Captain America regain control of Impossible City more

Plot
The Hand, this cult of murderers who worship the Beast, perform the entire ritual with the blood needed for Godzilla to become their BEAST!

Godzilla is unleashed in Japan, enraged and unruly, following the Hand's orders, but Thor arrives to stop her.

The battle between Thor and Godzilla is impressive, where Thor doesn't mince his words and uses all his powers, including the portal he can activate with Mjolnir, thus freezing Godzilla.

But The Hand doesn't hold back and uses a splinter of God Butcher's Necrosword. Now Godzilla is the new God Butcher and destroys Asgard, triggering Ragnarok. Thor fights, and the two go to the underworld where they fight for all eternity.

A magnificent chapter in this saga that blends these universes in an organic way. This installment is the best of all the rounds, which in themselves were already spectacular.

Art
With highly detailed art, like a germ that grows and illustrates this entire story, this comic features some of the best art in this saga and possibly the best work by artist AARON KUDER.

Summary
Thor faces the most dangerous and wrathful version of Godzilla, a magnificent conclusion to this saga that achieves the ideal balance between the Marvel Universe and Godzilla more

Plot
This new saga reimagines Captain America thawing out in 2025, a year the Avengers discovered, and he must adapt to everything happening in these times when immediacy rules everything.

Steve decides to re-enlist in the army and contacts General Ross, who, seeing his potential and physical abilities, assigns him a mission: to stop Doctor Doom, who has just taken over Latveria and declared himself its dictator.

Cap consults Reed Richards about Doom, seeking an idea of ​​who he's up against. He makes it clear that he can carry out this mission because he's a soldier, as the laws are against superpowers.

On the other hand, it tells the parallel story of David Colton, a young man who always wanted to join the army during the attack on the Twin Towers, but like Steve Rogers, his health didn't allow him to meet the military's physical requirements.

This comic offers a very realistic take on Captain America, refreshing his mythology by placing him in a modern-day setting.

Art
It's art filled with details that are elevated to another level of quality with different textures, offering designs as overwhelming as they are mind-blowing of Captain America and his new universe of characters.

Summary
A brilliant and modern reimagining of Captain America, where he must adapt to a world full of immediacy, a far cry from 1940. more

Plot
TKai, Zon, Barnes, and Alvarez arrive at the Great Vault. Kai requests access and takes the opportunity to contact his wife, Kyra, who, despite being trapped by Xander, manages to grant him access.

Xander visits Kyra and the two have an argument. Kyra defeats him but is unable to escape.

Kai, Alvarez, and Barnes try to enter using the old fictional prisoner trick, but are discovered by Xander, who goes there to confront Kai. General Crush also arrives with a group of soldiers. Zon manages to create a distraction, and they finally get Kai, Barnes, and Alvarez into the secret vault, only to discover an alien chained inside.

The fight sequence in the Great Vault is exciting and intense.

This installment increases the level of action and tension with a powerful revelation that hides a secret that will change everything.

Art
It's very organic and with a dynamic anatomy that resembles a fluid, making the action sequences feel dizzying. The whole sci-fi recreation and retro/futuristic astronaut suits are great.

Summary
Kai, Barnes, and Alvarez succeed, and now a major revelation changes everything more

Plot
Spider-Man begins to relentlessly attack Wolverine and blames him for his parents' deaths. While searching the JANUS DIRECTORY, he found his parents on that list and watches a video showing them crashing the plane he was flying thanks to an attack by Wolverine.

Wolverine doesn't deny this; he claims his mind isn't reliable from that time in his past when he worked for the Red Skull. Peter can't control his attack and breaks Wolverine's jaw, unleashing his uncontrolled rage, and the fight escalates in aggression.

This battle lasts almost every page of this impressive comic, and Wolverine ends up wounding Spider-Man in the stomach with his claws...a shocking ending.

Art
It's a dizzying expanse of creativity and anatomies overflowing with muscle and dynamism, reminiscent of the 1990s, when comics didn't offer cinematic style, but rather a visual impact that, while defying the laws of physics, art makes them completely believable.

Summary
Spider-Man demands Wolverine explain the death of his parents in a battle where neither of them mince their punches
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Danny and Amy continue their mission to become superheroes thanks to their vampire abilities, although they have never revealed that they are vampires. Amy and Danny continue to create content on their social media accounts; they are allies with the local police.

Meanwhile, Sam, the third member of Night Club, remains separated and has no desire to be a hero again. He is using his skills to win every basketball game and earn a college scholarship as a basketball player. Sam is the boyfriend of Kendra, the most popular girl in school; the bullies who used to bother him now carry his books. Sam is using his power to overcome the fact that the love of his life, Amy, is now Danny's girlfriend.

Sam doesn't suspect that Risso, Kendra's "ex," has set a trap for him and is once again Sam's bully.

This comic raises the bar on explicit violence and horror, creating an atmosphere where teenagers take bullying to a terrifying level. It clearly establishes vampire rules, which are key to the resolution, and also includes interesting themes of the occult and vampirism.

This graphic novel is a mind-blowing blend of Kick-Ass and The Lost Boys.

Art
It includes many textures that allow Ramírez to create a gloomy yet dynamic atmosphere. It also includes many details and poses that contribute to its realism and relevance.

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Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper are on the trail of a being with special powers named Lorenzo, who is able to make himself invisible and create force fields with his psychokinetic powers. Lorenzo is a hitman under the orders of his uncle Louis, a powerful mobster who has kidnapped Lorenzo's daughter and is forcing him to kill her.

Anna is surprised that Lorenzo would kill, given the condition the witch told her before giving her the powers was that they come from an inner goodness—that is, if you are good, these powers flourish.

Huck locates Lorenzo and, with Anna's help, arrests him. Lorenzo explains his situation, that he regrets everything he's done, but doesn't know where his daughter has been hidden for over five years. Huck asks for his full name and locates her. Lorenzo confronts his uncle and takes him to jail.

Lorenzo doesn't know Sophia, the woman who saved Dr. Harper; he's never heard of her, but he asks Anna if she also got her powers from a...WITCH!!

This sequel delves into fantasy and magic, while the mystery behind the witch who gave Anna's powers continues.

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his textured strokes that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His shots 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 the flashbacks and a blue palette to denote sadness.

Summary
Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper track down the beings with special powers, hiding behind Lorenzo.
A magnificent installment full of action and mystery.
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Plot
Harry Osborn arrives at Peter's secret location to join him in stopping the Kingpin. He leaves Uncle Ben and JJ Jameson with MJ, but no one realizes that Richard has sneaked onto Harry's plane using the nanotechnology in his suit.

Harry explains to Peter everything about Gwen and the Mysterio cult she belongs to. Peter is amazed, while Richard, hidden away, doesn't believe it either.

Peter and Harry arrive in New York and, in their suits, work together to stop several criminals and warm up their muscles.

Gwen is meeting with Quentin Beck, Robbie Robertson, James Wesley, and a mysterious woman. All five are members of this cult. They are all upset by Gwen's actions to save Harry, but the mysterious woman supports Gwen, and they all agree that Mysterio must be proactive and attack.

Richard Parker is also swooping around New York looking for Black Cat, and she leads him right to the Kingpin's apartment, surrounded by the Sinister Six. He was betrayed by what he thought was his girlfriend.

This series gets better and better, complicating things more and more, brilliantly playing with the Spider-Man universe.

Art
It's packed 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 Spider-Man a realistic twist.
It's organic and dynamic, mesmerizing you in every panel.

Summary
Peter and Harry prepare for a dangerous battle against Kingpin and Mysterio, while Richard falls into a trap. more

Plot
Peter and JJ Jameson are attacked by three Yautja who are after Skinner, a dishonorable hunter, and The Bugle has information on his whereabouts thanks to Peter's investigation. This entire sequence continues with the New York City blackout, which Kraven himself continues to help continue, because he prefers to hunt in the dark, and that way he doesn't attract the attention of the Avengers or X-Men.

Spider-Man confronts the Yautja while Jameson escapes from the building and runs into Detective Lapearl, who witnesses the building explode and a huge web-like sac fall, with a Predator inside ready to attack.

MJ and a girl are led by a homeless man to a hiding place because Skinner is about to arrive. He throws them into a pool full of rats, where they are completely covered by these rodents. This camouflages them with the surroundings, so the Predator can't see them with his infrared vision, but the homeless man isn't spared. It's a disgusting sequence.

The penultimate chapter is shocking, ultra violent, and hypnotizingly suspenseful, where the number of Predators increases and Spider-Man has no one to help him.

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

Summary
Spider-Man now faces three Predators while Skinner continues to skin more victims, and New York is in chaos with the blackout. Excellent new installment that is undoubtedly the most violent story in the entire narrative history of this character. more

Plot
Pranky prepares with traps, weapons, and a magic trick to attack and kill Monster Matinee, but along the way, he encounters a lost person in the woods. Pranky orders him to leave, as he's scaring away his prey.

Monster Matinee confronts Pranky; his physical strength is unparalleled, and Pranky realizes he must stop fighting and let him take the soul of that lost person, who is actually a child murderer captured by Hyde Street.

Pranky asks Monster Matinee to leave him the soul, as it's not worth saving. A kind of truce emerges between them.

This episode reveals the true reasons for Pranky's cruelty and a sudden respect for Monster Matinee.

Art
It offers a retro aesthetic and the same eerie effect as 1980s supernatural horror and slasher films. It's detailed and captures stunning facial expressions.

Summary
Pranky wants to settle his debt with Monster Matinee, but they both witness something bigger. A chilling and shocking episode more

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Roland discovers that Raina's eye is in Kirby's nest, so he traps it and returns it to its suspended animation liquid. But for 24 hours, Raina has spied on the family and analyzed every element that might allow her to guess what year the Rocketfellers are hiding in.

Rae and Kirby are infected with the eye's nanotechnology and manage to extract it from Rae and Kirby. However, this worm-like worm traps their neighbor Tony. The whole family—Roland, Rodney, Rae, Rachel, Richie, and Rex—manage to separate Tony from this organic substance, all working together as a family.

Luckily for the Rocketfellers, Tony is a witness under protection and believes they are too, so he didn't discover they're from another era; he was confused by his own condition.

Roland owes his family an explanation regarding Raina's eye.

An excellent conclusion to this first arc, where the family dynamics, combined with science fiction elements, are super entertaining and suspenseful.

Art
Full of detail and many textures that create an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect, all of this creates a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone.

Summary
The mysterious eye that Roland has been investigating for some time is close to revealing the year in which it is hidden.
Exciting and dizzying conclusion to the first volume more

Plot
Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper are on the trail of a being with special powers named Lorenzo, who is able to make himself invisible and create force fields with his psychokinetic powers. Lorenzo is a hitman under the orders of his uncle Louis, a powerful mobster who has kidnapped Lorenzo's daughter and is forcing him to kill her.

Anna is surprised that Lorenzo would kill, given the condition the witch told her before giving her the powers was that they come from an inner goodness—that is, if you are good, these powers flourish.

Huck locates Lorenzo and, with Anna's help, arrests him. Lorenzo explains his situation, that he regrets everything he's done, but doesn't know where his daughter has been hidden for over five years. Huck asks for his full name and locates her. Lorenzo confronts his uncle and takes him to jail.

Lorenzo doesn't know Sophia, the woman who saved Dr. Harper; he's never heard of her, but he asks Anna if she also got her powers from a...WITCH!!

This sequel delves into fantasy and magic, while the mystery behind the witch who gave Anna's powers continues.

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his textured strokes that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His shots 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 the flashbacks and a blue palette to denote sadness.

Summary
Huck, Anna, and Dr. Harper track down the beings with special powers, hiding behind Lorenzo.
A magnificent installment full of action and mystery.
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The comic tells the story of Maria Hill, Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., interrogating the newly formed NEW AVENGERS, consisting of Captain America, Luke Cage, Spider-Woman, Wolverine, and Iron Man, after they intervened in a battle between Godzilla and Fin Fang Foom.

But at the same time, the Kaiju Chasers United appeared, along with a mecha called Jet Jaguar, also attempting to disrupt the battle. The whole brawl culminated in the destruction of a bridge.

Maria Hill also interviews Fin Fang Foom, who explains that he considers himself the King of the Monsters, but Godzilla surpassed and humiliated Fin Fang Foom.

This comic narrates each of the New Avengers' perspectives with brilliant dialogue, offering hilarious team chemistry. This unique issue is a delight to read.

Art
It captures the essence of comics at the turn of the century, precisely the original tone of Bendis and Finch's New Avengers, while refreshing it. The art is magnificent.

Summary
The New Avengers try to stop a fight between Godzilla and Fin Fang Foom and receive some hilarious help from strangers.
An excellent installment that highlights the chemistry between these heroes within the universe of mechas and kaijus. more

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Tony Stark begins his ULTIMATES 3.0 plan, which consists of creating a social and political revolution. Using social media, he creates a platform where he begins to reveal the hidden truths of all the tyrannical governments on the planet, especially those of the United States, secrets that have been covered up by lies for decades.

Those who join this platform are trained in subversion techniques against the system. The best example is the prison city that Luke Cage controls, where all criminals are being rehabilitated in a positive way.

Tony wants people to rise up against the global political system created by The Maker, so that when he arrives, it will be completely dismantled. This vision in this comic is shocking and resonates with today.

But Tony's plan is being investigated in detail by the Wasp, a spy for H.A.N.D., the evil version of S.H.I.E.L.D., who is linked to the famous ninja-killing cult, whose director is... NICK FURY!

The Human Torch/Jim Hammond mysteriously sacrifices himself for Tony's plan; what he does is unknown, but he apparently vanished.

The comic closes with a shocking revelation: Tony has several clones, all working as a hive mind.

Art
It's organic and textured, giving it a dynamic and dramatic tone, with some manga influences.

Summary
The Ultimates 3.0 become a major social and counter-establishment movement that promises to shake the world.
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Perry Cutter meets with the mobster/mummy RAMSES RA in his casino, who tells him that he also has Yvonne Veil in his memories, that he still has feelings for her but that she disappeared with a diary that was important to him. Ramses offers Perry a bonus if he gets daily ses.

All this investigation has brought nostalgia to Perry, who visits his old police partner, Clyde, who is a kind of Frankenstein, the two have a nice chat, but Clyde seems to avoid Perry.

Perry asks Rosie for advice on the case and she reveals that she is over 140 years old and offers him a view of the situation from a vampire's point of view.

Perry heads to his informant Dewey when he is attacked by the BLOOD GANG, a group of criminal vampires. Perry turns into a werewolf and escapes, realizing that he is being pursued by the vampire Sommersby. The case begins to complicate just by naming Yvonne Veil.

Everything is still narrated in the noir detective formula.

Brilliant reimagining of a Noir story in the midst of the abnormality of a city full of monsters.

Art
It is very detailed, with textures that highlight that vintage tone of pulp comics whose most popular theme was noir detectives and monsters, the art takes you in a time machine to 1950.

Summary
Perry begins to track down Yvonne Veil and at the same time runs into criminal mafias who don't want him to get her. more

Plot
This installment shows constant flashbacks and flashforwards between 1978-1985.

In 1985, Mike, Dustin and Lucas thoroughly enjoyed the Dungeons and Dragons reunions, where Eddie stood out as a brilliant Dungeon Master.

The flashbacks show how Eddie ends up being the Dungeon Master of this club, thanks to his dedication and selfless attitude to saving his friends. This comic is a gift for fans of this role-playing game and for fans of Stranger Things.

The comic ends with Eddie creating his next villain...Vecna.

Excellent supporting story from season four of Stranger Things where we met the coolest, most heroic and endearing character of all the seasons, Eddie Munson, this comic will be perfect to say goodbye as it should be to Eddie and his always positive spirit, with a lot of nostalgia.

Art
It is very detailed and captures the essence of each of the actors in the series, from facial expressions to body language.

Summary
Eddie Munson remembers how he became the leader of the club, this installment is nostalgic and a farewell to this great character more

Plot
Guido's plan works perfectly. While one group is preparing the plane for departure, the other group transports the vampire queen, GEL GORGE-EH, in a car with a bomb attached to her chest, carefully controlled by a nun.

The vampires let them go their way, and just as they leave St. Peter's Cathedral, the nun drops the control and the vampire queen explodes. This sequence is hilarious and chilling.

Guido and the two orphaned brothers manage to return to the cathedral, but the enraged vampires plan to burn everything down. These beings are lost without their queen and couldn't care less.

There is a super interesting analysis, where they ask if vampires feed only on blood, that is, protein and water. Should they all be skinny? Fat vampires couldn't exist. Once again, Millar deconstructs and analyzes this mythological phenomenon with his sharpness and intelligence.

But the powers of the planet launch a nuclear attack, whose radiation has the same effect as the sun and pulverizes vampires across the globe, including those in Italy, like the Vatican.

The story closes with a dystopian tone, where Guido and both children must now search for food in a devastated city—an unexpected and brilliant ending.

Art
With a post-impressionist quality, Per Berg perfectly captures the terror of chaos, blending with the gloomy character of vampires through his asymmetrical and cartoonish lines. It's a challenging and daring art, very different from any artist in the Millarworld publishing line, with which you become more familiar and appreciate with each new reading.

The color palette of this installment moves heavily toward cold, grayish, almost black and white colors, giving it a magnificent gloomy feeling.

Summary
Guido's plan almost works perfectly, but they don't account for human error. Shocking and unexpected ending to this story that refreshes vampire mythology. more

Plot
Peter finds himself in a state of happiness he'd forgotten he could experience. His relationship with his Aunt May has improved, his job at RAND ENTERPRISES is incredibly stable, even with the possibility of a promotion, his relationship with Nurse Shay seems to be progressing, and his greatest enemy, Norman Osborn, is now his mentor and possibly best friend.

But as always, Peter's life slowly begins to fall apart.

His boss offers him a place to take her place during her absence, for a limited time, as a kind of trial. If he doesn't do his job, the promotion could turn into a dismissal, and the pressure mounts.

Tombstone pays Peter a visit, asking Spider-Man for help in solving a robbery situation. Peter is suspicious whether this is a trap, or whether the crime situation is truly beyond Tombstone's abilities.

The date with Shey ends up being a simple greeting. Shey reveals that she needs more stability with Peter, so they aren't exclusive and she'll continue dating other people.

Black Cat appears out of nowhere just when Peter is feeling lonely, and they have a date that involves attacking the criminals Tombstone warned him about... but at this moment, the next new villain called HELLGATE appears!

Art
John Romita Jr. achieves the gloomy and somber tone of this situation and incorporates it into the unique body language he gives Spider-Man with his art. It's a privilege to read comics illustrated by this legend who always evolves in his use of you. JRJR always shows one or more splash pages that define the comic. The inverted splash pages are a spectacular retro touch.

This comic is a work of art, where the dynamism is mesmerizing.

Summary
Peter Parker feels that his life is starting to get complicated when a very powerful new opponent appears... HELLGATE. more

Plot
Mr. Sinister managed to carry out his plan. One of his clones was inoculated by a Facehugger, and from there a superior alien emerged, a sort of queen—red in color.

This queen is like the highest evolution of the xenomorphs, with Mr. Sinister's characteristic rhombus on her forehead. It turns out she's the deadliest alien. Her first step is to eliminate all the clones. Then she goes after the Avengers and X-Men. Her goal is to control the entire planet Mars.

Emma Frost, Manifold, Wolverine, Stark, Miles Morales, and Captain Marvel face this new insurgence of xenomorphs, and when they're about to lose, Black Panther and his son arrive with what remains of the galactic empire of Wakanda. But the plan mutates when Peter gave part of his Venom sympathy to Tony Stark, and he fused with the Red Xenomorph and controlled all those monsters on Mars.

Black Panther, Emma Frost, Manifold, Wolverine, Stark/Venom, and Miles Morales prepare an attack on all the Xenomorph settlements the Engineers liberated across the galaxy.

This mind-blowing crossover closes with a dizzying narrative, drama, and terror.

Art
This is oil painting at its most perfect and hyperreal, playing with pastel tones that create a dreamlike feel and a hallucinatory dynamism. Each panel of each page is a visual delight, an instant work of art.

Summary
Mr. Sinister's plan turns against him in this shocking and powerful final chapter. more

Plot
Erik and Queen Okoye face an attack from a group that wants to take over some mines. They both go to the site and, assisted by the Dora Milaje, stop the threat.

Okoye begins to have a physical attraction for Erik and proposes that he be the new king, in a very abrupt way, when they are attacked by the Vodu-Khan priests, who reveal that they were waiting for this moment to control Wakanda, they are controlled by vibranium and for centuries they have manipulated all generations of Black Panthers, they were the ones who created Moon Knight.

But Inan, the Supreme Sorceress stops the Vodu-Khan. Erik proclaims himself the new king of Wakanda in view of the serious crisis.

Chapter full of revelations and twists.

Art
It has many textures and unfinished lines that are absorbed by the shadows.


Summary
Okoye reveals his feelings and Erik assumes a powerful political position in the face of the Vodu-Khan's betrayal more

Plot
This comic takes us to the future, where Apocalypse finally manages to transfer his essence to the body of Stryfe, Cable's clone, but the perfect body with the power necessary to make the change. From that moment on, his goal is to travel through time and wipe out humanity as he has always wanted. Stryfe is not Cable, he is not his clone, he is Apocalypse!

Maverick tries to stop Stryfe and Wolverine, but fails and ends up with Deadpool, now the two will have to make an alliance.

Apocalypse reaches Dakota USA, with Wolverine mind-controlled and turned into his horseman of death, Wolverine manages to enter the secret S.H.I.E.L.D. facility, where they face an android version with an artificial intelligence that is loaded with Nick Fury's mind.

Apocalypse obtains Stryfe's helmet and prepares to continue spreading the Legacy Virus 2.0 and thus continue his conquest of the minds of thousands of people and create world chaos, thanks to the ability to amplify Stryfe's psychic power that his helmet gives him.

Art
It debuts the artist ROBERT GILL, who offers art full of very interesting details and textures, it is a magnificent transition of artists.


Summary
Apocalypse reveals his plan and now with Wolverine in his control he is about to obtain Stryfe's most important weapon, the helmet that amplifies mental powers. more

Plot
Deadpool continues to fill out the list of evil versions of Marvel heroes provided by Alphea.

But Deadpool's determination is interesting; he analyzes the next dimensions so he can begin to improve his powers and enhance them in other ways. Alphea is unaware of everything Deadpool does.

He attacks the Dark X-Men from a parallel dimension and asks Magik to make him the king of Limbo. With that power, he eliminates Ghost Rider and then receives gamma radiation to defeat Red Hulk. Little by little, Deadpool becomes an impossible being to defeat.

The action sequences in this comic are dizzying and super violent, which, combined with Deadpool's sarcasm, make it an addictive read.

Art
It is highly detailed with a vintage touch that makes it gloomy, highlighting Deadpool's murderous abilities. The colors use a sepia palette that gives it a texture and is reminiscent of '70s horror films. Dalibor spares no expense in showcasing mind-blowing action sequences filled with explicit violence.

Summary
Deadpool begins to increase his powers from other perspectives, turning him into the perfect, practically unstoppable killing machine.
A shocking and highly entertaining installment. more

Plot
DORMAMMU vs. The Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Doctor Doom. The entire planet witnesses this battle and believes the Marvel heroes are working with Doom.

Doctor Doom performs a final incantation, and Dormammu departs for the Dark Dimension. The fight sequences are spectacular, on a biblical scale, as is the process of saving all the victims.

Thor asks the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four to analyze what's happening. They ask that Doctor Doom is possibly doing something good for the world, and that, as a king, it doesn't seem unreasonable for another king to rule a world. Iron Man and several heroes disagree, and a discussion begins about freedoms and new ways of governing.

But this discussion is interrupted by Maria Hill, who tells them she knows why Doom always wins and they don't; it's a secret that will change everything, and she knows where Doom is hiding it.

This event improves with each installment, offering shocking and mysterious twists.

Art
It's highly detailed, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that blends magic and science fiction in perfect balance with all the heroic poses. The art is as epic as the event itself.

Summary
Thor has doubts about this war while the world believes the heroes are allies of Doctor Doom, but a future revelation promises to change everything. more

Plot
The nuclear bomb beneath Lewistown explodes, and Geiger removes his boron rods and attempts to absorb all the radiation. He even absorbs Ashley's, curing her, which is exactly what she wanted. However, the radiation is higher than expected, and Ashley relents and helps Tariq absorb it all.

The radiation levels drop to zero, while General Blackwood warns President Griffin that it's all over. Griffin has radiation-derived powers that he has yet to reveal.

Junkyard Joe is disconnected due to the electromagnetic wave, and Nate wrests him from The Custodian.

Geiger, Molotov, Ashley, Nate, Junkyard Joe, Barney, and Zig Zag escape the army's reach and are about to leave in a pickup truck, but Ashey abandons them.

Geiger asks Molotov to fix Junkyard Joe, while he takes Nate, Barney, and Zig Zag to meet Hailee and Henry, the two children he helped save in the first volume of this saga.

Ashley continues to use her powers to deliver justice, and they reveal that The Custodian needs Junkyard Joe so he can activate an army of soldiers/robots that are dormant and don't know how to put them to work.
This concludes another brilliant story arc that confirms this is one of the best comic series of the moment, from its art to its brilliantly narrated plot by Geoff Johns, where the reading becomes addictive and impossible to put down until the last page.

Art
Gary Frank and Brad Anderson achieve the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with clear colors that hold nothing back. Every panel on every page is mesmerizing; every time you look at it, you discover new and incredible details. The splash pages Gary creates will leave you stunned.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic adrenaline rush.

Summary
Geiger sacrifices himself to save Lewistown, but he needs all the help he can get to prevent it from becoming another nuclear tragedy. There are several shocking revelations and a spectacular conclusion to this fourth story arc. more

Plot
Stephen Strange is approached by Thor and Lady Sif, who demand an explanation about Hulda's death. Sif witnessed Strange bury her in Yggdrasil. Strange doesn't want to explain the situation because it's still murky and will further compromise Loki and create a war between brothers that will likely be catastrophic, so he runs away.

Meeting with Aslak in a bar, Strange manages to avoid Sif's powerful gaze and discovers that the axe that decapitated the Dark Troll belonged to a blacksmith named Hafgrim Haraldson, whose workshop was bewitched with Hulda's protection, and that Loki stole and gave it...to Aslak. This axe is called the AX OF EXQUISITE DECAPITATIONS. Apparently, everything that's happening is some kind of cover-up to make Doctor Strange guilty of a crime, but this trap is magical.

Stephen goes to Midgard to speak with Loki and Clea, who are busy, but Loki confirms by showing his memories that Hulda's death is affected by a deception spell.

Doctor Strange is convinced he must urgently perform the AHKRYNON spell in order to gain a deeper understanding of magic and Asgard. As he begins to do so, Hulda arrives behind him, wielding the decapitation axe...that's how spectacular this installment ends.

This exciting installment separates itself from the One World Under Doom event and delves into Doctor Strange's murder investigation, which he must solve all without his magic, with great suspense and mystery.

Art
Charles the Great offers incredibly detailed art with a gloomy texture that is evident in all the magnificent action sequences. His play with shadows creates a mesmerizing fantasy atmosphere.

Summary
Doctor Strange begins to discover that all the clues to Hulda's death involve powerful deception magic. Spectacular installment more

Plot
This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

Unleashed, Red Hulk unleashes his wrath on a massive army of Doombots, while Machine Man and Deathlok radio the U.S. Army to request an extraction. The Air Force responds and gives them the coordinates on the Latverian border for the extraction.

Everyone arrives at the rendezvous point, and an Air Force representative speaks with Red Hulk/General Thaddeus Ross, warning them that he is about to be arrested for breaking the U.S. truce with Latveria. An enraged Red Hulk attacks them and says he must stop Doom's global coup d'état, but he didn't count on a new weapon: an antimatter cannon. This causes Red Hulk to fall, defeated, and transformed into Ross. He is taken away, arrested and accused of treason.

This spectacular new installment draws heavily from the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event and shines on its own, showcasing Red Hulk as the beginning of a wave of insurgency against Doom.

Art
It's super detailed with a mind-blowing organic tone, capturing the essence of Ross and Red Hulk, with their facial expressions and the rage behind their every action. It's magnificent, and Shaw gives the Hulk universe a powerful and mesmerizing vision.

Summary
Red Hulk returns to confront a global coup. An exciting chapter in this saga based on Marvel's new status quo that shines on its own.
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