Plot
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
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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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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Plot
Matt faces off against this humanoid, fungus-filled creature who calls himself LIONSMADE, but is actually Justin Stromwyn, the nephew of a real estate mogul Daredevil once fought. Justin managed to create this fungus, and it's infecting all the buildings he owns. People act as batteries for it to continue spreading and take over the city.

Lionsmade's power and its spores make him a difficult opponent to harm.

Nyla appears and manages to distract Lionsmade, and Matt obtains a fungicide fumigation team and defeats Justin, who confesses his guilt and repairs all the damage he did to all the people and buildings.

Matt achieves a victory and the support of the community and is happy with his relationship with Nyla.

This concludes this story arc, and Taskmaster arrives for the next issue.

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

Summary
Daredevil vs. Liosnmade more

Plot
Amadeus Cho, She-Hulk, and Hulk travel to SAKAAR ON NEVO, the new settlement on Sakaar where Emperor Hiro-Kala, son of Hulk/Worldbreaker, was poisoned. Amadeus/Brawn and Hulk leave She-Hulk in charge of the funeral rites to travel to the center of the galactic empire, FULCRUM CITY.

In Fulcrum City, Hulk meets with its leader, J'son, Star-Lord's father, who is also in a difficult situation when his daughter, Empress Victoria, was also poisoned by the same chemical and is in suspended animation without a cure.

Star-Lord is in Fulcrum City supporting his family and asks Nova for help, but Nova is reluctant to help until a tragedy occurs.

J'son brings together all the representatives of the Shi'ar, Kree/Skrull, Sakaar, and Wakanda Prime empires to reveal the poisonings occurring throughout the empire. Suddenly, they are attacked by a soldier from the kingdom of Wakanda Prime, who kills J'son.

This attack on all the diplomats has unleashed a war against Wakanda Prime.

A spectacular start to a story that promises to be shocking and completely and profoundly change the cosmic status quo of the Marvel Universe.

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
A galactic conspiracy aims to destabilize all the empires in the galaxy, and a war is about to begin more

Plot
This comic tells of several situations in different eras using the event THE WORLD TO COME as a starting point. It is still unknown what happens at this base date.

The first shows how T'challa dies 16 years later, and the leader of the Dora Milaje meets in Oklahoma with someone who knows what happened in the last forty years in Wakanda.

It then tells of how eight years later, T'challa faces the challenge to obtain the Black Panther's sword. His opponent is about to die. The cleric is upset with T'challa and his entire relationship with the Avengers and Ororo Munroe, and is told that until the other breathes, the challenge is not over. But the opponent is T'challa's son with a New York jazz singer named Monica Lyme, a woman who does not belong to any tribe.

T'challa's son is named Ketema and is Caucasian, possibly something the people of Wakanda reject.

They then show how twenty-four years earlier, his marriage and separation from Ororo Munroe/Storm divided the nation, and her death led him to erect a monument.

This comic chronicles the rise and fall of Black Panther and the possible nonexistence of a descendant. Its narrative is complex and disruptive, yet it flows calmly.

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

Summary
T'challa faces the toughest challenges in his final two decades of rule as Black Panther

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4.5 of 5 more

Plot
Allie and Grindhouse are trapped in this prison created by the DISMAL CONCORDAT, who are dissecting monsters to extract their blood and bones in order to summon LEVIATHAN, a mysterious extradimensional being.

But Jumpscare's true power lies in her creativity, and she manages to trick her captor into running him over with a demonic muscle car. Thus, she begins to free other monsters and eliminate the entire DISMAL CONCORDAT sect.

Jumpscare saves the other monsters because she knows they are victims of what will be a geocide. She places them in a secret location on the condition that they don't eat humans.

Rebecca is rescued by her sister Allie/Jumpscare. She goes to her parents and tells them that Allie is not a monster, but a compassionate person, a hero full of altruism. However, their parents only want to make this rescue a media spectacle and eliminate all the monsters, including their daughter, Jumpscare.

With an action-packed and ultraviolent conclusion, this series successfully blended cosmic horror with superheroics, paving the way for a new volume.

Art
It's highly detailed, with facial expressions conveying a wealth of meaning, as does the body language, which offers a blend of superhero poses with classic horror movie moves.

Summary
Jumpscare brings justice to the monsters in this spectacularly bloody conclusion to the first volume. more

The opening sequence shows how Wolverine and Deadpool were controlled by Stryfe in the past, after they planted bombs in the New York City power station to create a blackout. It then cuts to the present.

Wolverine is controlled by Stryfe, while Deadpool isn't, but Wolverine, as well as the zombies infected with the Legacy Virus 2.0, follow Stryfe's orders.

Maverick tries to convince O*N*E that Stryfe's threat is real, and then confronts him. Stryfe hacks O*N*E's computer to obtain the location of his X-Cutioner helmet, which allows him to amplify and maintain his psychic powers. Stryfe escapes on his zombie dragon.

Wolverine climbs onto Stryfe's dragon, where he welcomes him and reveals that he is actually... APOCALYPSE, and that he will use Wolverine again as his Death Rider.

A shocking installment with a powerful plot twist, where the scale of the threat they face is much greater.

Art
It's mesmerizing, full of details, textures, and classic poses of these characters, yet updated with their personal touch. The fight sequences are bloody and dizzying.

Summary
Wolverine falls prey to Stryfe's controlling power, but there's actually another villain behind it all. This episode of this brilliant miniseries offers a shocking twist. more

MJ and a little girl escape through the subway tunnels from the ferocity of this Predator, who dresses his entire body in different human skins. His alias, SKINNER, couldn't be more chillingly accurate.

MJ arrives at a hideout where all of Skinner's trophies are kept...a shocking image.

Peter begins investigating these murders in the library; there's no internet connection due to the blackout. At the library, he finds articles from different years in different parts of the world that all agree occur during the hottest summers.

Detective Lapearl arrives at Peter's apartment to interrogate him. She believes he's the killer because of the photos he took while posing as a forensic scientist. She runs into Kraven, who's tracking Skinner down. She tries to arrest him, but Kraven is quick on his feet and now knows that Spider-Man is also after the Predator.

The photos Peter took spread across the internet, triggering a Yautja algorithm, which has now come to our planet to stop this Predator Skinner, who lacks the honor of a hunter.

This is a shocking, ultra-violent second installment with a mesmerizing level of tension and suspense.

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 tracks down the Predator, who is a disturbed, poacher.
New York City faces a relentless killer in the midst of a blackout. This is undoubtedly the most violent comic series in Spider-Man's publishing history. more

Daredevil's powers are beginning to fade; the radiation dose gave Matt a limited and unknown amount of time to remain the Man Without Fear.

The girl Steve Rogers saved, named Tyra, has superpowers. Due to the stress, she releases an energy blast that allows him to be easily located by Bullseye's team of mercenaries, called TRIPLE KING.

Matt runs into Elektra, who is young, just as Matt remembers her, just as cruel, and eliminates part of Triple King's team; only one escapes, whom Daredevil saves. Elektra appears to offer Daredevil the chance to be young again and live forever with her...this sounds like THE HAND.

Daredevil contacts his old partner and close friend Foggy Nelson and gives him Steve Rogers' journal so he can find out what NEW WARRIORS means. This project involves creating new superhumans with gamma radiation, super-soldier serum, etc. And Tyra is one of those experiments.

Bullseye's plan is apparently to explode a warehouse beneath the city filled with the radioactive substance that gave Matt his powers.

This comic is a masterpiece of storytelling that reimagines the future of this important character, capturing his essence and bringing him back at his worst. In the best tribute to a classic like The Dark Knight Returns but with his own vision, it's an instant cult masterpiece.

Art
It's mind-blowing, achieving dizzying sequences and dramatic body language. Steve McNiven uses his germ-texture technique that highlights all those mesmerizing details and captures Frank Miller's artistic tone and injects it with his own signature.

Summary
Daredevil begins to uncover a large-scale government conspiracy involving experiments to create superhumans, while Bullseye seeks to use a superhuman to carry out a large-scale attack in New York. Daredevil's powers are fading as he reunites with allies from his past. more

Harry Osborn asks Uncle Ben for help contacting Peter; he wants to deliver a message.

Meanwhile, Gwen Stacy, who has controlled OSCORP from the beginning, is Mysterio. Members of this cult are infiltrated everywhere, such as Robbie Robertson and Mr. Wesley, who are executing a secret agenda.

Gwen tells Harry that they have Mysterio's amulet for a week and that it's time to implement their plan. Harry, on the other hand, has Otto working for him in secret. He managed to reactivate the AI ​​with Norman Osborn's mind uploaded. Osborn is constantly attacking and belittling Harry, but this apparently focuses Harry, and their complicated relationship reaches levels of deep psychological damage.

During an attack on Mr. Negative's clandestine bomb factory that held many people as slaves, Gwen is cruel and blows everything up, not knowing if Harry managed to rescue all the innocent.

Harry contacts Peter and asks for his help, because he's realizing Gwen has him under control and has a sinister plan. She currently owns OSCORP as his "widow." She has infiltrated the entire city, and her power level is vast, surpassing that of the Kingpin. Harry has been guarding Peter's apartment, ordering Otto to create a special protection system. Otto is also starting to build a mysterious new weapon.

A magnificent new installment that raises the levels of suspense and tension, where the revelation of Gwen Stacy's identity completely changes everything.

Art
It's very organic, with some textures that seem to have a certain Asian influence, and it's very shiny.

Summary
Harry Osborn begins to discover who his wife really is and fears for everyone's lives.
This saga keeps improving with each new chapter. more

Plot
The Adjudicator/Sydney transforms into several teachers to try to convince Zach and Rose that they should accept their powers, but both are in denial and filled with rage because they don't want this change in their lives. It's an interesting analogy to entering puberty.

This denial allows two agents, one from heaven named Domino, to free the demon Beezle, and they make a blood pact to take control of the planet. Whoever doesn't fulfill this pact will be sent to a void.

Zach and Rose try to be the same teenagers they were before, but in their minds, this situation fills them with rage. We see how each of their personalities begins to mutate into something opposite. That is, Zach begins to have more altruistic thoughts, and Rose only wants to be altruistic as long as others see her.

Domino and Beezle attack the Adjudicator and send him to a distant place. They are ready to unleash war between the kingdoms.

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.

This particular issue features three spectacular double-page splash pages, offering a refreshing narrative dynamic.

Summary
Rose and Zachary remain in denial about their destiny while a cosmic conspiracy begins to take shape, harnessing their anger.
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Miss Goodbody is visited at her shop by Pranky, who forces her to tell him why Mr. X-ray visited her. Aside from eliminating a visitor, she has collected 9,998 souls for Scorekeeper and Pranky closed her shop. She cannot leave because if she does, her body will change. Pranky punished her for allying herself with Mr. X-ray.

Meanwhile, Mr. X-ray continues to look for new allies among the "residents" to eliminate Pranky, but none of them want to help him. Aside from mentioning Matinee Monster, they introduce a series of depraved "residents" such as Doctor Ego, Sister Hood, The Demon Within, Raquel Vane, and Green Blood. We will surely get to know all of them in depth later.

Mr. X-ray needs Pranky to leave Hyde Street because he already has more souls than Scorekeeper requires to escape, but Pranky doesn't want to leave. He enjoys this perverse sport, which prevents all the residents from reaching their goal of leaving souls, especially Mr. X-ray.

While Pranky was distracted by Miss Goodbody, Mr. X-ray managed to trap a bus full of despicable people, and Mr. X-ray manages to collect a massive amount of their souls. A shocking account of how a group of people react in a psychotic way.

Mr. X-ray wants to leave Hyde Street to return to his daughter, and Pranky is delaying everything. Mr. X-ray only has 2,175 souls.

Hyde Street continues to introduce new and chilling characters connected by painful tragedies in their lives, with whom we can relate, and with twisted and very real stories. There's a deep psychological analysis running throughout the series, when all these characters are constantly desperately searching for redemption and paying the a high price for their own selfish desires.

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

Summary
Mr. X-ray needs to get rid of Pranky in order to escape Hyde Street, but what's sparking is a war between residents seeking to collect souls for Scorekeeper more

Plot
This installment has two stories, the main one illustrated by Germán Peralta and the second by Natacha Bustos, both written by J. MICHAEL STRACZYNSKI:

- Gray Dawn on Bleeker Street: Bruce Banner contacts Doctor Strange to help him decipher why he's the only being affected by gamma radiation who can't control his temper, and why before becoming the Hulk, he wasn't such a rage-filled person. Doctor Strange takes him back in time in his astral form and discovers exactly what happened at the moment of the explosion.

Excellent dialogue that perfectly handles comedy and sarcasm.

The art is spectacular, featuring great textures and details that recreate that key moment in Banner's life.


- What Happens in the Book Club Stays in the Book Club: Agatha Harkness and Aunt May share a book club, but when one of the members starts reading the Necromicon, a situation full of cosmic horror ensues.

The art is interesting because it's retro, reminiscent of those pulp horror comics from the 1960s. more

Plot
Wolverine is contacted by Bill Branscome, a mercenary who explains the existence of the "JANUS DIRECTORY," the legendary list of undercover spies from around the world. S.H.I.E.L.D. has it, but since the organization was dismantled, it could fall into the wrong hands.

Wolverine recruits Peter Parker, who was about to start his date with Shay, but will have to leave mid-date (like all his dates).

Spider-Man and Wolverine arrive at a Helicarrier where this list is stored. Wolverine wants Peter to decrypt it.

Waiting on the Helicarrier are Kraven and Omega Red, who receive help from Mysterio. There's a nightmare sequence where Peter and Logan share their past tragedies, spectacular.

Wolverine takes care of Kraven and Omega Red, while Spider-Man knocks out Mysterio and begins to decipher the list, but something shocking happens: Peter's parents, Richard and May, appear on the list. Peter begins to investigate them, since he knows nothing about their lives, and begins to watch the video of their deaths...and Wolverine is involved in this murder.

Spider-Man explodes with rage and lunges at Wolverine...now the title will be SPIDER-MAN VS WOLVERINE!

An excellent new series where the dialogue successfully captures the opposing personalities of these heroes.

Art
It's a dizzying expansion of creativity and anatomies overloaded with muscles and dynamism, reminiscent of the 1990s, where comics didn't offer cinematic style, but rather a visual impact that, although it defies the laws of physics, the art makes them completely believable.

Summary
Wolverine recruits Spider-Man for a high-level spy mission, unaware of the painful revelations that will change Peter's life. more

Plot
The Northerner pays Simon to deliver the envelope given to him by the mysterious Mr. Cobbler. The Northerner burns this envelope, the contents of which would cause the South to win the Civil War and completely change the future. The Northerner has a five-dollar bill from the future that verifies whether Abraham Lincoln's face changes or not.

Simon and the orphan try to find out who this character is. Simon asks The Northerner, and he explains that he comes from an alternate future where the South wins the war. His goal is to try to stop this temporal change because the United States as a nation will never be born, and that means Simon's death. At this moment, Red Coat suffers from a kind of premonition that reminds him of painful moments from his past.

Simon, the orphan, and The Northerner arrive at Mr. Cobbler's house and are greeted by a burst of machine gun fire 80 years in the future. The Northerner uses his automatic pistols, but grenades distract him, causing Cobbler to escape. Cobbler comes from the future and is changing the past.

The dynamic between Simon and The Northerner's personalities is entertaining; they are morally opposed.

Cobbler's goal is to assassinate General Hood of the North.

This arc gradually reveals the temporal mystery that The Northerner is trying to solve while another time agent wants to stop him. Magic blends with science fiction and time travel.

Art
Bryan Hitch offers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each era. The colors create the perfect atmosphere of a harsh post-war era.

It has a mesmerizing command of scale, transporting and shocking with striking realistic visions in a cinematic format.

Summary
Simón Pure begins to understand The Northerner's urgency to stop a profound change from the past that will destroy the nation in the future. more

Plot
Tony Stark assembles the Ultimates: Doctor Doom, Thor, Sif, Giant Man, the Wasp, She-Hulk, Captain America, Luke Cage, Hawkeye, the Human Torch, and America Chavez to make a shocking revelation... on the day of the battle against the Hulk, everyone died, but Doom managed to alter reality and save each one seconds before dying. He did this using The Maker's time machine, the Immortus Engine.

Iron Lad firmly addresses Doom, asking if the real reason he saved them was to cover his tracks with his experiment to remove the time barrier The Maker put in place that prevents them from seeing the future. Doom explains that he saved them because they are the only way to fix everything, but that what they are currently doing as the Ultimates is achieving nothing. Captain America agrees with Doom: as a combat leader, he has failed to make this team worthy and that they are no match for the threats that exist.

Iron Lad and everyone else decide it's time to use Doom's plans and seek to eliminate the barrier, and that the Ultimates must change their strategy. This meeting ended up uniting this team even more...except for one member, of course...Wasp.

Wasp is a spy who is selling information about the Ultimates to H.A.N.D., the evil version of S.H.I.E.L.D., which is linked to the famous ninja-killing cult, whose director is...NICK FURY!

This installment is revealing, with a powerful 180-degree turn for this team, who will solidify their mutual trust. Welcome The Ultimates 3.0.

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

Summary
The Ultimates intervene with Doctor Doom, with powerful revelations that will shake and strengthen the team's inner confidence. more

Plot
Thing manages to complete a mission with the Fantastic Four in the Negative Zone. While trying to rest, he is visited by Marty Flynn, with whom Ben shared his childhood. He asks for help in finding his niece, the daughter of his sister Shelly. Ben agrees because Shelly was always special to him.

The Negative Zone sequence is mind-blowing, full of science fiction and horror.

The first clue leads Ben and Marty to a bar where Mel Potter is. Mel Potter awakens in an aggressive frenzy, possesses super strength, and fights with Ben. Ben manages to knock him out, but before doing so, he gives him another clue: the Empire State Building. Mel is traumatized because his powers come from painful experiments.

Someone is after Ben and warns Kingpin, who is apparently behind this whole kidnapping.

Art
It is detailed, with shadows handled in a way that highlights all those facial expressions, as well as the anatomy of all the heroes. He achieves textures that give it a retro yet fresh tone.

Summary
Ben is on the trail of the daughter of an old school friend, but uncovers a large-scale conspiracy.
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Plot
The ruined planet and the other world powers fear that this wave of destruction that wiped out the United States will reach their borders, unaware of what is happening in the Vatican.

The surviving Monsignor explains to Guido and the other survivors the importance of the Vatican Library, full of secrets and forgotten artifacts. However, Guido wants them to show him the alarms they have in place for a contingency, and that's when he discovers poisonous gas.

The Monsignor reveals that the queen of the vampires is called GEL GORGE-EH, a demon who ruled humanity for 20,000 years, in a terrible darkness the Vatican called the Age of Nosferatu, which culminates when she is buried in St. Peter's Basilica.

It is revealed that the pyramids were built by vampires.

Dr. Derrida, the world authority on archaeology, continues excavating and manages to find the sarcophagus of the Queen of the Vampires. However, they are attacked with poison gas and die. The vampires respond with a missile attack, and that's when Guido contacts the Vampire and asks for a plane and food for everyone in exchange for not destroying the sarcophagus. Guido is a pilot and wants to find a way to escape from this place, but he must have GEL GORGE-EH in his possession.

Millar reimagines this chilling global setting where everyone's fate depends on the decisions of an explosive pilot and war veteran. Having covered up history caused it to repeat itself, he achieves a perfect balance between supernatural terror and conspiracy theories about the hidden secrets of one of the most powerful and long-standing religious organizations in human history.

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

Summary
Guido comes up with a way to gain a strategic advantage against this vampire attack: to kidnap what they most desire more

Plot
Robowolf leads a gang of thieves made up of Susuki, Vinny, and Lance, who have just robbed a bank of $1.2 million. The entire city learns about this through the news and the explosive chase in Sunset Hills.

Robowolf stole that money to pay General Masakov's ransom for his daughter, but all this media exposure causes each other's enemies to start hunting them down to collect old debts, with Lance being the first to fall into a trap. This story has all the elements of the '80s action movie formula: muscles, bullets, blood, and an ex-criminal seeking redemption.

Robowolf's bionic powers are still unknown, but what little is shown is super vintage.

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

Art
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, it recalls 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 seeks to save his daughter by carrying out the robbery of the century in Sunset Hills, but what he succeeds in doing is attracting the attention of his enemies. This story has all the elements of the 1980s action movie formula: muscles, bullets, blood, and an ex-criminal seeking redemption. more