Plot
It begins with a thrilling chase by private detective Perry Cutter for a lagoon monster carrying a bat in a cage. Perry fails to catch it, but he decides to become a werewolf and catches it, freeing the bat, tha is a kidnapped child vampire.

Perry introduces us to the city of Monsters, an alternate version of Las Vegas in the 1950s, which became a haven for monsters who live like a typical, diverse society.

The comic is narrated as a noir detective novel, which, in addition to the aesthetics of the 1950s where it is set (the golden age of monster movies), brilliantly deconstructs this genre and blends it with supernatural horror. Even the recreations of the detective's visits to a restaurant with a waitress he's in love with (in this case, her name is Rosie, and she's a vampire) feel classic and quirky at the same time.

Perry has the typical story of being an officer disgraced by a misunderstanding within the police force, a profession he loves, but now he practices the closest thing the law allows: being a detective.

Humans are not allowed access to The Monsters; the city's borders are heavily guarded, as the US government owes President Roosevelt for their work. But with money, anything is possible. That's how Perry is visited by Albert Ross, a septuagenarian who asks him to locate a love from his past named Yvonne Veil, who became a vampire and moved to this city, whom Albert never saw again.

Perry has his contacts at the city police station, and Donny Mangold (half-man, half-fly) gives him a lead on who this woman, Ramses Ra, might know, but Perry is being watched.

A brilliant reimagining of a noir story amid the abnormality of a city full of monsters.

Art
It's very detailed, with textures that highlight the vintage tone of pulp comics, whose most popular themes were detective noir and monsters. The art takes you back in time to the 1950s.

Summary
A werewolf detective seeks the whereabouts of a mysterious vampire through an elderly ex-boyfriend.
Detectives, noir, and horror: the mix we didn't know we needed so much more

Plot
Allie arrives at Grindhouse's kidnapping center, where her sister Rebecca is being held. The two begin to fight, and Allie almost manages to save her sister by using her teleportation powers when no one is looking, but she can't get her away.

The fight between the two offers a dynamic and mesmerizing sequence; these pages are reason enough to buy this comic.

But the situation changes when Grindhouse reveals the reason he wanted Jumpscare to show up: he wants to form an alliance to stop the plan of DISMAL CONCORDAT, the fanatical religion awaiting the return of LEVIATHAN.

But they are both captured by DISMAL CONCORDAT, who locks them in a huge prison made of some kind of organism. They intend to use the powers of all special beings like Jumpscare to bring the Leviathan to the island, and they will use Rebecca as food.

A shocking episode full of revelations and a brilliant twist, which continues to blend cosmic horror with superheroes, while also paying brilliant tribute to classic horror films.

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 goes to rescue his sister only to discover that there's a conspiracy of apocalyptic scale waiting for her more

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

-Doppelganger Venom, the half-monster version of Spider-Man called Doppelganger, is possessed by Venom. Deadpool uses a bit of this symbiote for his upcoming missions.
-Black Panther is Erik Killmonger, who took control of the entire planet, the planet Wakanda.
-HellCat possessed by a demon
-Union Jack as a vampire
-Black Widow is Yelena Belova
-Deathlock Wasp
-Shadowknight is Randall Spector
-Captain America, a HYDRA agent...but turned werewolf.

Deadpool completes all these missions with great ease, but his next mission involves entering the Xavier Mansion to confront a powerful being.

This chapter maintains that intense and dizzying narrative pace where the evil alternate adversaries of the Marvel Universe appear nonstop.

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

Summary
Deadpool continues his rampage with good intentions while seeking redemption for his actions, but his opponents become increasingly evil and powerful. more

Plot
This comic continues after the events of BIG GAME, where Matthew Anderson/Nemesis is bedridden as a high-security prisoner. However, his health is critical, but his mind continues to plot his next plan for global control.

Nemesis is like a perverse, inverse version of Batman. To complete this ambiguity, he needs to recruit his Robin, only this partner must be insane as an initial requirement. He seeks him out in a very dangerous juvenile prison in Brazil. He's named Pedro, but christens him Rookie and begins training him, just as he was trained by Wesley Gibson of the Fraternity of Assassins.

Nemesis and Pedro continue their mission to steal as much money as possible by posing as millionaires and playboys to blend in with the upper class. This will allow them to achieve a status that will allow them to be above the law and become even more clandestine, thus furthering Nemesis's plan for global control.

This comic reveals a little more about the cult Nemesis belongs to, helping him carry out this macabre plan and always having to repay him with a sacrifice. It also introduces new enemies from Nemesis's past who come to collect what he stole from them. It's a comic about revenge and whether second chances are really worth it.

Mark Millar once again captures our attention with a story full of action, extreme violence, and revelations that nourish this universe of characters, which blends magic with science fiction.

Nemesis returns, more profane and determined to recover everything he lost.

Art
Valerio Giangiordano presents art with many textures adorned with shadows, where the facial expressions are so clear and well-recreated that they make you feel Nemesis's wrath. His anatomical scales are robust, which makes this villain even more terrifying. Each panel is striking and unforgettable. The color palette is cold and focused on a sepia tone. more

Plot
This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

General Thaddeus Ross, Machine Man, Deathlok, and Dr. Simon Ryker face off against thousands of Doombots who are trying to trap them, but they create an avalanche that gives them time to escape. Ross doesn't have the energy to become Red Hulk, Machine Man's battery is dead, Deathlock is the only one with any stamina, and Riker is trapped.

Ross knows that a certain distance away there is a nuclear plant that will help him recharge his energy and become Red Hulk. He knows this because he has been a strategist all his life and for years has studied how to attack Latveria or any other country. Ross, Machine Man, and Deathlok are about to jump into a river that will take them to the plant.

Doctor Doom finds out and drops everything he was doing to solve the four's escape and arrives to solve this problem.

This comic is incredibly fast-paced, action-packed, and contributes greatly to the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM storyline, yet it shines on its own.

Art
It's incredibly 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
Ross, Machine Man, and Deathlok must regain their energy to face the wrath of the Doombots.

Magnificent new issue more

Plot
This story takes place in the mid-1980s, after the events of SECRET WARS.

Peter Parker's status quo at the time was as follows: - He returns to planet Earth in a black (pre-Venom) symbiote suit - He's dating Black Cat - MJ, Peter's ex, is about to return to Manhattan - JJ Jameson demands better photos of him, like those of Eddie Brock

But just as he was about to defeat Shocker, Godzilla appeared out of nowhere and began following him throughout the city. He wanted to catch the symbiote. His scream caused the suit to separate from Peter, and it joined Godzilla...

The venomized Godzilla attacked the city uncontrollably, obviously following the orders of Knull, the king of the symbiotes. But Peter had a strategy: he used Shocker's gloves, which emitted a vibration wave, and managed to free Godzilla, who used his atomic breath. The symbiote disappeared, and Godzilla left.

The comic has an additional ending where Eddie Brock acquires a piece of the symbiote and Venom is born.

Another brilliant new installment of this magnificent crossover that aligns perfectly with the Marvel Monsters universe, where Godzilla undergoes the most powerful transformations of any Marvel character.

Art
It's super detailed with large-scale sequences where every panel is a visual and exciting delight.

Summary
Spider-Man's new suit raises Godzilla's red flags.
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Plot
Rae's little bird, Kirby, takes the mysterious eye Roland has been analyzing. This eye is in the nest by Rae's window.

Rae mysteriously faints at breakfast and is taken to the hospital. Roland and Rachel painfully watch as she is analyzed there using such rudimentary technology.

The Rocketfellers' neighbor, Tony, is attacked by a team of mercenaries sent by brothers Nicholas and Yuri, who are tracking down the person who stole their fortune through hacking. After proving themselves wrong, they go to the Rocketfellers' house, which is empty because they were in the hospital. Rex, the family dog, possesses robotic parts and neutralizes all the mercenaries, puts them in the vehicle that arrived, drives them away, and cleans everything up. It seems Rex was the one who stole Nicholas and Yuri's money.

It is unknown why Rae fainted; all the results showed that she is fine.

In the end, the mysterious eye belongs to Raina, the psychopath who has been stalking them since day one. She calls the Rocketfellers a "treacherous family." She's now watching them from the future in 2425.

Another chapter that continues to set the stage for powerful revelations.

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

Summary
Rae's mysterious fainting spell reveals that the eye Roland was analyzing is now watching them from the future.
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Plot
This comic focuses on the origin of Gwen Stacy. She lost her mother at a young age and discovers that her father is part of a cult called MYSTERIO, which firmly believes there are two timelines: one they live in and the other they should live in, but which was altered with a time shift. In other words, they discovered the Maker's time illusion.

The leader of this cult is Quentin Beck, and Gwen is an important member. She was always watching over Harry, and when Kraven shot him, it was actually an illusion of Mystery, who at the time was Gwen Stacy. She later mercilessly murdered Kraven after Peter left.

Harry, unaware of who Gwen was, sent Otto to watch over and protect her when he was kidnapped by Kraven. She fired him because he was close to exposing her.

A mind-blowing installment with a shocking and totally unexpected revelation about Gwen Stacy.

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 Spider-Man a realistic twist.
It's organic and dynamic.

Summary
Gwen Stacy's mysterious origin is revealed, something no one could have predicted.
THIS ISSUE IS SHOCKING AND REVEALING
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Plot
The new MASTERS OF EVIL gather to witness the Avengers attempt to stop Doctor Doom (One World Under Doom #3), Mr. Hyde, Dreadknight, Madcap, and The Exterminatrix, led by MAD THINKER. Their plan is to take over IMPOSSIBLE CITY, the large intelligent ship that is the Avengers' current base. They plan to take advantage of all of Doctor Doom's rampage to gain power and, if they can, defeat Doom.

Captain America is sent to Impossible City because he is badly injured. At that moment, Mad Thinker manages to hack the main computer, and what remains of Impossible City takes robot form. With Sam, they prepare to stop the Masters of Evil from invading the Ashen Combine.

Sam is the last hope of saving Impossible City from being transformed into an asteroid targeting the planet, while Black Planter requests an urgent extraction from the other dimension where it is located.

An interesting installment that takes place right in the middle of the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

Art
Full of details that are elevated to another level of quality with different textures, successfully showing the scale of the dangers the Avengers are about to face, with mind-blowing landscapes filled with futuristic technologies like Impossible City.

Summary
The Masters of Evil take advantage of Doctor Doom's chaos to take over Impossible City. Sam is the only hope more

Plot
Wolverine and Deadpool build a barricade to stop the zombies from advancing with the Legacy Virus 2.0, which they hope will infect Wolverine so X-Cutioner can take control of him.

The fight with the zombies is spectacular and violent, until it suddenly stops. Stryfe loses his strength, missing his helmet that amplifies his powers. He arrives at his base of operations and reconnects with the zombies. He explains to Deadpool and Wolverine that he came from a future where the world is in ruins and that Wolverine and Deadpool were his soldiers, who were perfect thanks to their mutant healing powers, but they don't explain what their specific importance was.

Nick Fury, when he was director of S.H.I.E.L.D., was the one who captured him when he arrived in our time to change him. He kept him in that adamantium coffin and kept the helmet, but with S.H.I.E.L.D. dismantled, STRYFE was left in the bureaucratic red tape.

Maverick stops a group of soldiers sent by Director Talyn of O*N*E (Office of National Emergency) to quarantine him. He frees himself and makes it clear to them that neither he, nor Wolverine and Deadpool are a threat, and that they should prepare for STRYFE.

This comic closes with Wolverine infected and under STRYFE's control.

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

Summary
Wolverine and Deadpool are surrounded by zombies infected with the mind-controlling Legacy Virus 2.0, while STRYFE reveals his origins and plans.
Another magnificent new installment in this saga that delves into the past and future of Wolverine and Deadpool. more

Plot
The comic begins during an extremely hot summer in New York City, where NYPD Detective Lapearl comes across the skinless corpses of several homeless people, all missing a body part as a sort of trophy. Peter Parker, disguised as a coroner, takes photos of the corpses to sell to JJ Jameson. In this version, Peter Parker is desperate for money and has weak morals.

Before taking the photos to Jameson, Peter chases bank robbers, but has to stop to save a group of people. The robbers hide in a warehouse, where a Predator kills them and removes the skin from one of their faces for use. This is why this Predator is nicknamed SKINNER. Spider-Man arrives on the scene. Peter warns Jameson that they must reveal that there is a serial killer on the loose.

So many people using air conditioners, fans, and refrigerators causes the power grid to collapse, and there is a blackout in New York. As crime begins to spike and the subway stops, with MJ reading a script, SKINNER takes advantage of the situation to attack those cars full of trapped victims.

Peter convinces Jameson to activate The Bugle's old manual printing press to distribute newspapers reporting on this serial "killer." Detective Lapearl discovers that the photos used are from her crime scene and is now on Peter's tail.

The comic closes with Kraven arriving in New York on the trail of the Predator. Marvel's most dangerous hunter is jealous of the competition.

A mind-blowing, ultraviolent, and dizzying first installment of this saga creates this epic crossover between these two.

Artwork
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
Spider-Man faces an unleashed Predator whose cruelty seems endless.
Spectacular and ultra-violent first installment. more

Plot
The Adjudicator, Sydney the bus driver, takes Rose and Zach through the different worlds they belong to, which are both connected by portals.

In Hell, Rose's realm, Sydney takes them on a Hades-like journey, where they cross a sea of ​​lost souls. Rose and Zach are terrified. They then arrive in Heaven, where the light is incredibly bright. There, Rose and Zach argue, because she feels she's a good person and deserves to be in Heaven, and Zach should go to Hell. Sydney returns them to Earth.

Zach and Rose are upset because they don't want to be different and want to deny their destiny, but that's impossible; they are part of the peace pact between Heaven and Hell.

Sydney takes them each home and tells them they'll continue talking about tomorrow.Both are forced to embrace the shadow of their personalities, which is becoming their destiny. This comic definitely touches on key elements of Jungian psychology, making it an excellent way to understand this branch of psychoanalysis.

Art
It creates a balance between naive art but with gloomy touches and many 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 dynamism.


Summary
Rose and Zachary tour the worlds where they were born, guided by Sydney the Adjudicator. Both are upset and unsure of their destiny. more

Plot
Lucinda talks to Cece on the phone and explains that she's out of state because she can't listen to Mark anymore; she knows he's the killer. Cece reveals that the Home Intruder isn't actually a serial killer, but a vigilante who murders criminals.

But a new killer called The Murderizer starts murdering people out of control, so he's not a serial killer, just an unbridled killer. Cece tells the media that this new killer's murders aren't key because they're random. The Murderizer goes after her.

Daniel, the Home Intruder, and Mark meet at Cece's front door. Daniel reveals to Mark that Ladykiller's name appeared on the list God gave him. The two start fighting and break down Cece's door, as The Murderizer is suffocating her. The three begin to fight, but The Murderizer is powerful, but not as powerful as Cece's father, the ex-sheriff, who knocks him unconscious.

The police arrive and take the three killers into custody. Mark tells Daniel that he broke the rules of their deal, and now he has to kill him and surpass his murder record.

Cece's father complains to the police chief about leaving his daughter without police custody, and when he turns around, someone kidnaps Cece.

Cece appears with a shackle around her neck, chained in a basement. At that moment, the fearsome Hole Killer (who has 57 confirmed murders since 1989, and no one knows who he is) reveals that he's going to start his killing spree again to improve his record.

A shocking final chapter of this first volume leaves everything open for a sequel. It's a story with such a dizzying pace that you won't be able to stop reading how this perverse and sick competition ends, one that will truly scare you with its potential.

Art
It has an interesting noir tone reminiscent of 1980s/1990s comics, playing with shadows and a color palette that highlight the violence of these killers. It's sometimes gloomy, then filled with light, and a roller coaster of suspense.

Summary
Daniel is about to settle the score with Mark while a new killer is chasing Cece. This is a shocking and exciting conclusion to the first volume. more

Plot
Captain Marvel presents a strategy to uncover Doom's plan. It consists of a joint attack between the Avengers, M.O.D.O.K., Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, and Arcade to distract Doctor Doom and thus be able to enter the minds of the world leaders using the combined powers of Baron Mordo, Madelyne Pryor, and Scarlet Witch, thus revealing what kind of mind control they have.

The Avengers and the Masters of Evil launch their attack, and Doctor Doom confronts them. Scarlet Witch discovers that the world leaders are not mind-controlled; they received what they wanted; Doom offered them whatever they desired: money, sex, drugs, impunity, etc. In other words, Doctor Doom corrupted them without any tricks.

With his magical powers, Doom reveals that the supervillain's maximum-security prison, THE RAFT, is in revolt and its prisoners are escaping. The Avengers are transported in seconds by Doom's magic and stop the revolt. Doom uses all of this as political leverage. He tells the world that after being attacked by the Avengers, they helped him stop the Raft tragedy. Doom's entire strategy is to convince the world that he is perfect and that his way is the only and best.

But in the Dark Dimension, this DORMAMMU, a being of chaos who wishes to absorb Planet Earth into his domain, sees how Doom uses his Sorcerer Supreme powers for politics, neglecting the protection of the planet, and now he's going to attack.

This event improves and surprises with each installment. All the analogies shown of how absolute power corrupts absolutely are very relevant and scary real.

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

Summary
Heroes and villains unite to reveal Doctor Doom's secret plan, but what they achieve is pure corruption of humanity.
Shocking episode more

Plot
Oscar has just divorced and is grieving because he feels isolated from the world. He doesn't want to be with his family or friends. He wants solitude without knowing what that means.

He is mysteriously contacted by Mark, who offers him a job working in a ranger's watchtower. It's the solitude Oscar needed to experience.

In this tower, he is welcomed from a radio by Allison, the other ranger in another distant tower. Oscar finds in a ranger manual ten rules he must follow to survive a mysterious crying woman. These chilling rules begin to make sense as the nights go by.

This story, which offers the perfect balance of mystery, horror folk, and suspense, is told in a format that fuses comics and prose. The dialogue and narrator's notes are all written in prose, with no dialogue balloons. This new product is innovative, bold, and surprising, establishing a narrative method that will take some getting used to, whether you're an avid comic book or books reader.

This new contemporary horror fable entertains and offers plenty of chilling moments, sure to be a hit when adapted into other audiovisual format.
Art
It's a hyperrealistic art that makes you experience the terror Oscar experiences on each of those nights when a creature stalks him. The color palette is magnificent, recreating everything from absolute darkness to mesmerizing sunsets.

Summary
Oscar wants to be alone to forget his personal failures, but what seems like a perfect job turns into a deadly trap that surpasses the barriers of natural logic more

Plot
This new story reveals the plan for world domination that vampires have been orchestrating for centuries, beginning in New Jersey, USA, when they kidnap Dr. Derrida, the world's leading authority on archaeology.

In less than 12 hours, they completely take over the United States, in other words, in a single night. Everything happens so suddenly that the world is unaware of what's happening, and there's no real news, only a rumor of tech-hack.

The next day, the story moves to Vatican City, where Guido Cavelti, a Swiss Air Force former pilot, is applying to join the Swiss Guard, responsible for Vatican security.

Suddenly, under the shadow of the walls of St. Peter's Basilica, creatures begin attacking and killing people. Mass hysteria breaks out, and the people retreat to the Basilica, where the vampires cannot set foot on their holy ground. However, they are not safe because time is not on their side, lacking preparation, supplies, and warriors.

The entire Swiss Guard has been surgically eliminated, leaving only a few police officers. Guido, who begins to lead what may be the last human resistance on the planet, is the first to decipher that they are vampires, even though nuns don't believe it even when the irrefutable evidence is right under their noses.

But the vampires' plan isn't to eat the tourists in the Vatican; they send an army of people they have threatened, led by Dr. Derrida, to excavate the basilica's foundations and unearth the vampire queen that has been trapped for centuries.

A thrilling first installment narrated in an aggressive and direct way, with an original premise that pits vampires against their natural enemies, the Catholic religion. The kidnapping of a planet to rescue a forgotten queen strikes 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 tone, Per Berg perfectly captures the terror of chaos and massive history mixed with the gloomy character of vampires through his asymmetrical and cartoonish strokes. His art is defiant and bold, very different from any artist who is part of Millarworld's editorial line.

Summary
An aspiring Swiss Guard faces the Vampires' most violent and cruel onslaught against humanity, and although he protects it, it is far from safe.
The most unholy and terrifying story about one of the most holy places on Earth more

Plot
Matt wakes up in the arms of Nyla, an old love whose chemistry is unsustainable. She lives in the Property Tower, where Matt currently resides while he sorts out his life after returning to his legal profession.

But Matt is still focused on Elektra and the case she's investigating about Wilson Fusk's disappearance after being exorcised from the demon of greed. Kingpin gave away all his fortune and disappeared, repenting of all his life as a criminal.

Leaving Nyla's apartment, Matt runs into a woman worried about her daughter's disappearance named Sayeda, so he puts on his new BLACK ARMOR suit because his super-sensitive skin can't stand the red suit with all its rips and wear.

Matt intrigues and uses his skills to get a lead; many people disappear in the Property Tower.

Both Matt and Sayeda's mother suffer from hives that transform into a fungus that releases spores and causes people to faint. They are then kidnapped by a group of people in contagious disease suits.

A new story arc full of mystery and secrets.

Art
It's very detailed, with well-represented anatomy, as well as classic action elements.

Summary
Matt tries to get his life back on track after overcoming the demon war, but a mystery in his girlfriend Nyla's building turns deadly. more

Plot
Stephen Strange arrives in New York at his sanctuary, and Clea has Loki hidden. Strange demands an explanation from Loki. Loki claims he was possessed, that he never intended to kill Huldah, and that if Thor finds out, it will be enough to destroy the two of them. Stephen believes him and returns to Asgard to investigate.

In Asgard, Stephen must find work to pay for his accommodations. He works as a doctor, and since human and Asgardian features are similar, he is now the community's physician.

Doctor Strange is convinced he must perform the AHKRYNON spell to gain a deeper understanding of magic and Asgard, just as Loki recommended.

Aslak asks Stephen if he's seen Huldah. Stephen explains that he's keeping her invisible to help Loki investigate what's happening. They both search for him in the roots of Yggdrasil.

Stephen is attacked in his room, and the attacker escapes, leaving behind an axe.

An exciting installment that separates itself from the One World Under Doom event and delves into Doctor Strange's murder investigation, which requires him to unravel all of this without his magic.

Art
Charles the Great offers incredibly detailed art with a gloomy texture that can be seen throughout the magnificent action sequences. His play with shadows creates a mesmerizing fantasy atmosphere.

Summary
Doctor Strange investigates Huldah's murder while preparing for Ahkrynon's affection.
An engaging story that gets better and better. more

Plot
Tsula, Dash, and Videl try to escape in a ship, but the terrible Ricky holds it, pointing a gun at them. He is attacked by a xenomorph, whom he kills with his weapons. Everyone escapes, and Ricky takes off, which is attacked by hundreds of xenomorphs. However, the xenomorph caused the fuel tank to leak, and Tsula explodes it in revenge. Eventually, all the xenomorphs are killed.

Tsula, Dash, and Videl board the ship that brought all the facehugger eggs. One attacks Nash, but Tsula saves him. Videl, meanwhile, communicates with a transmitter and suddenly escapes from the ship while Dash and Tsula burn all the facehugger eggs. Dash offers Tsula a job with the police while patrol ships arrive to save them.

Inside the hotel, Videl is shown talking to a Weyland-Yutani executive about defeating a facehugger egg that he himself rescued.

An exciting conclusion to this saga that delves into the crime and mafia genre.

Art
It's very detailed and maintains a '90s tone, but refreshed with interesting and bold strokes and plenty of lighting that allows you to see everything.

Summary
Dash, Tsula, and Videl find an escape route, but Ricky wants it for himself if the Xenomorphs let him. This is an exciting final episode. more

Plot
Allie checks the picture frames in her parents' house and asks if they're sure Rebecca was kidnapped. They play an audio recording. Allie is deeply hurt by her parents and tells them she won't help them.

Rebecca was kidnapped by the monster Grindhouse with the sole purpose of luring Jumpscare out.

Jumpscare is approached by a monster who is part of the DISMAL CONCORDAT, a fanatical religion awaiting the return of LEVIATHAN. They are certain Jumpscare is the way to bring it to our world, but Jumpscare eliminates this messenger.

Jumpscare visits a wise monster she calls Harbinger. Even though the monster uses that nickname, he warns her of Grindhouse's intentions.

The sequence of Jumpscare stopping a robbery is brilliant.

A magnificent new chapter that continues to increase the suspense and mystery of this terrifying universe that blends cosmic horror with superheroes, while also paying brilliant tribute to classic horror films.

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

Summary
Allie turns her back on her family, but Rebecca's kidnapping is linked to the existence of Jumpscare. more

Plot
This entire comic is narrated in the form of a poem; it's a magnificent script.

This issue narrates the rebellion that Sif and Thor organized against Loki, who resides on Odin's throne with his head rotting on a spear.

Loki has all of Asgard starving while he feasts every night. His government is extremely authoritarian, censoring any kind of knowledge, leaving the younger generations ignorant.

Thor and Sif tried to recruit forces in different realms, but everyone fears Loki, so Thor negotiates with Sutur to possibly trigger Ragnarok.

Tony Stark finally awakens and needs to know everything that has happened during his recovery.

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

Summary
This issue, narrated in the form of a poem, explains what Thor and Sif have done to reclaim Asgard from Loki's clutches. more

This comic has a long main story and a short one:

Main Story by Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz:

Peter tries to get a job, but his interviews are a disaster because they are influenced by all his past mistakes, such as the fall of Parker Industries and working for Norman Osborn.

When he gets a good job opportunity thanks to a classmate named Brian Mehring who bullied him, Rhino appears and he has to stop him. The twist is that Rhino suddenly collapses and has a heart attack, which Spider-Man manages to save him thanks to CPR. What happened to Rhino is related to Kingsley.

Peter investigates Rhino's apartment and is attacked by an army of his enemies: Doco Ock, Green Goblin, Mysterio, Hammer Head, Scorpio, etc., although it seems to be the work of Mysterio.

This first comic begins with a slow and routine pace where nothing impressive is shown.

Short story by Joe Kelly and John Romita Jr.

It tells the story of how, at the press conference where Norman Osborn was planning to resign, he is attacked by a robot that makes him reconsider and changes the company's mission. He tries to undo all the damage done by the Green Goblin.

On the other hand, a Hellgate-like creature appears in the desert.

Art
Magnificent art with two different visions that represent the classic and modern aspects of the comic book industry; it's a visual delight.

Summary
Peter Parker starts from scratch, and Rhino arrives to complicate everything. more

Ash Arden has Doctor Molotov locked up. There's a flashback showing how they met. Molotov was looking for Geiger and found her, a very similar case. Ash has Molotov locked up; he needs him for his plan. Molotov warns him that Geiger is dangerous.

Tariq reveals to Nate that they're staying and that Ash's philosophy is calming him down, and he's convinced he needs to control his powers. Geiger apologizes to Junkyard Joe, who managed to bathe Barney without any problems. Geiger believes Junkyard Joe is an angel sent to him by his son Marcus, who was a huge fan of the animated series. Junkyard Joe wants to explain why he's with Geiger, but he can't communicate.

Lewistown is attacked by tanks and soldiers of President Griffin, who can't tolerate the existence of such powerful men; it's a challenge for power. Ash and Geiger fight the troops, and Geiger is driven away by a tank.

This battle shakes the ground of Lewistown, allowing Doctor Molotov to escape from prison. He contacts Geiger and explains Ash's plan: beneath Lewistown, there's a rocket carrying an atomic bomb, and Ash wants Geiger to detonate it.

The next chapter is the Geiger vs. Ash battle. The glowing beings will shake the planet.

This is one of the best comic series right now, from its art to its brilliantly narrated plot by Geoff Johns, which makes for an addictive read.

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

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic adrenaline rush.

Summary
Geiger falls for Ash Arden's lies that he has a terrible plan and is using Geiger, but Doctor Molotov will reveal everything. Spectacular episode. more

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

In 1985, Mike tries to convince Lucas and Dustin to decline Eddie's invitation to join the Hellfire Club and play Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). Mike argues that the game ended when Will moved away from Hawkins, because they all played one last game, bringing closure to all their characters' stories.

But Eddie has a lot of experience saying goodbye to friends, and in just a year, he managed to form a close-knit D&D gaming group, with some of whom he even formed a rock band, all of whom have since left Hawkins.

Eddie's memory sequences illustrate in detail those epic battles they played in a living room.

Eddie responds to Mike with another argument: that D&D is a dynamic game that must always evolve, and this is achieved with new members and new teams. Mike, Dustin, and Lucas agree to a single game to try out.

An excellent backup story from Stranger Things season four, where we met the coolest, most heroic, and endearing character of all the seasons, Eddie Munson. This comic will be perfect for a proper goodbye to Eddie and his always positive spirit, with a lot of nostalgia.

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It's very detailed and captures the essence of each of the show's cast, from their facial expressions to their body language.

Summary
Eddie Munson uses his best arguments to get Mike, Dustin, and Lucas to play Dungeons & Dragons again without Will.
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Deadpool is visited by Alphea, a cosmic being who allows him to travel through dimensions. She offers him the job of assassinating evil versions of Marvel heroes, such as:

-Superior Spider-Man, Doc Ock took over Spider-Man's body and eliminated all heroes, in addition to causing changes in scientific history.
-Zombie Punisher, the Punisher as a zombie is more than dangerous, possessing an insatiable hunger where he punishes everyone equally.
-Daredevil possessed by the demon The Beast of The Hand.
-Hulk, the World Breaker, who affects Deadpool's multiverse travel device.

Deadpool wakes up in the 616 universe, watching the Avengers strive to save the world, and Deadpool, in his dementia, decides he must eliminate them even though Alphie forbids it.

Provocative, hilarious, crazy, and super-violent new installment of this saga where Deadpool has the best mercenary job of his life.

Art
It's highly detailed with a vintage feel that makes it gloomy, highlighting Deadpool's killer 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 takes on the task of cleansing the multiverses of evil versions of Marvel's most iconic heroes, but his useless moral compass leads him to attack any version. more

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The Adjudicator approaches Rose and Zach and tries to explain who they are and what's going on, but both teens get scared and try to escape. The Adjudicator is a powerful being.

At the drive-in, Rose and Zach hide in a terrified coon of candy, and the bus driver, Mr. Wenders, arrives. He reveals that he is the Adjudicator and that for years he has posed as different people to protect them, such as Mr. Stargell, the Grave Digger, Yaphet Freeman, and even Police Captain Warwick.

They both ask him to explain in Mr. Wenders's guise. He makes it clear that their existence is what can prevent a war between Heaven and Hell, but that the best way to make them understand is to take them on an astral journey.

This episode begins the shocking revelations that will change everything.

Art
It strikes a balance between naive art with gloomy touches and rich details.

Summary
Rose and Zachary are unprepared for the revelations the Adjudicator attempts to explain.
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This comic takes us to a future where New York is a city in ruins, its bridges destroyed, and there is much misery. Matt Murdock, being a good Catholic, wants to make a change and runs a homeless shelter with hot meals every day and beds to spend the night. This place is located in Hell's Kitchen and is called Battle Jack's House.

Matt Murdock is an old man and no longer has his powers, making him a very fragile, blind person.

After offering food, an explosion occurs in the subway, releasing radioactive gas that causes Matt's powers to return. He quickly begins to locate the wounded and finds a wounded Captain America, holding onto the rubble to save a little girl. For her, some mercenaries detonated the bomb. They want her. Daredevil rescues her, but Cap is unable to.

Daredevil tries to pursue the mercenaries, but his body, although still agile, his bones are not as powerful, and they escape from them, but he is very clear about his essence.

The mercenaries give their boss Captain America's shield as a reward. This character is wrinkled and struggling to maintain his pulse, so he stabs his hands with needles. He joyfully celebrates with the shield and shows it to Frank Castle, who is tied to the wall with his arms and hands severed, in a feverish state. Everything points to this terrible being being... BULLSEYE, who identifies that Daredevil has returned.

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. It's the best tribute to a classic like The Dark Knight Returns, but with his own vision. In other words, this is an instant cult masterpiece.

Art
It's mind-blowing, achieving dizzying sequences and dramatic body language with Steve McNiven's unique touch, with that germ-like texture that highlights all those mesmerizing details.

Summary
Matt, depowered and retired as Daredevil, tries to help a world in ruins, affected by an apocalyptic catastrophe in a grim future, but when his powers awaken, he must once again become the Man Without Fear.
The end of the comic includes Charles Soule and Steve McNiven's detailed creative process, spanning several pages. It's definitely a must-read. more

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Geiger, Barney and Nate the Ex Nuclear Knight follow the trail of a person who, like him, was cured of the same radioactive condition as Tariq Geiger. This adventure is a road trip where they begin to develop a friendship, even though Geiger has temper problems that lead him to have problems controlling his radiation.

The dialogues between Nate and Geiger are hilarious, Nate does not stop talking and saying nonsense and experiences without anyone asking him to tell them and Geiger just wants silence.

This issue shows the social degradation of this post-apocalyptic world is shocking, such as the presence of the Organ People, people with mutations due to radioactivity and they look for healthy bodies to exchange organs or eat them.

This comic improves with each volume and maintains a cohesive and addictive narrative rhythm. Geoff Johns highlights how humanity in this crisis becomes cruel and indifferent to the pain of others, how they approach barbarism without realizing it.



Art
Gary Frank and Brad Anderson strike the perfect balance of highly detailed, organic art with clear colors that hide nothing. Every panel on every page is mesmerizing.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic adrenaline rush.
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Plot
Simon Pure is immortal, but it is difficult for him to learn from his mistakes and instead of being a heavenly gift it is more like a punishment, the vision that they show about immortality in this comic is unique and honest. Everything is set in the birth of the USA as a nation.

In this volume begins the hero's journey of this unconventional character who is a deserter, charlatan, rogue, womanizer and extremely clumsy, with such naivety that he will steal your heart.

The story is nourished by real characters in unusual situations full of mysteries and paranormal phenomena, where the origin of Simon's power has an explanation that goes beyond the science we know. The narrative rhythm is exciting and the dialogues are a delight. Among all the characters stories that are part of this first volume, the story revolves around the friendship between Simon and a teenage Albert Einstein.

The narrative rhythm is exciting and the dialogues are a delight where they continue to nourish this universe with real history and fiction in a perfect balance.


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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