Plot
There's a street that ensnares those who have something to hide in their past, where guilt becomes instant death.

In this place that exists between realities, halfway between our world and the afterlife, we are introduced to characters such as Pranky the Boy Scout and Mr. X, Sisterhood, Mrs. Goodbody, Matinee Monster, Doctor Ego, and many others, who are known as the Residents of Hyde Street. They must collect souls for the mysterious Scorekeeper; once they reach ten thousand, they are released.

Each installment tells stories about terrible deeds committed by people who usually get away with them, but in this place they pay for all those atrocities. It's an anthology of stories whose unifying element is the "residents" who are in charge of meting out punishment. These residents compete with each other and have different objectives, as well as their own sins to atone for.

There is a recurring, in-depth psychological analysis where all these characters are in a constant, desperate search for redemption, paying the price for their own selfish desires, with a fast-paced narrative full of horror.


Art
The art is organic and full of mesmerizing details that lend a somber tone to what initially seem to be innocuous moments, with excellent facial expressions and masterful use of body language, all within a retro aesthetic that evokes the same eerie atmosphere as 1980s supernatural and slasher horror films.
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The story takes place 5 years before the events of BIG GAME, where the Brotherhood of Assassins had founded LUCAS TRUST, an organization led by Mrs. Winter and the mysterious Mr. Malik. Their goal was to hunt down everyone who received superpowers from the mysterious witch; they called themselves the WITCH FINDERS.

The comic shows how Lucas Trust murders all the superpowered beings that Huck contacted before finding Sofia; they also killed Dr. Harper and Anna.

Huck and Zoe are about to be killed by snipers when suddenly the bullets are stopped by a mysterious force field. Huck stops the attackers, but when helicopters arrive, they explode mysteriously...it seems that this is being caused by the baby Zoe is carrying in her womb.

This penultimate chapter leaves us with the mystery of the Witch unresolved and teases an epic final battle.

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this series with his signature style, full of textures that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His layouts and character poses are spectacular; 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 depict sadness.


Summary
A shocking plot twist where Huck and Zoe must face a large-scale threat alone.
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Kai, Zon, Barnes, and Alvarez arrive at the Great Vault and discover an alien chained up. Just then, Xander arrives with a new android—KYRA!! Xander has brainwashed her, and now she's just another soldier, equipped with an exoskeleton powered by kronium.

Zon wants to see this being for himself; it's a secret weapon that the Zynetic Corporation fears.

Kai manages to free the alien, and together with Zon, Barnes, Alvarez, and Kyra, they escape while the mysterious being unleashes its fury on its captors.

This episode features shocking revelations, as Kai is reunited with Kyra.

Art
The art style is very organic, with fluid, dynamic character designs, making the action sequences feel incredibly fast-paced. The overall sci-fi setting and the retro/futuristic astronaut suits are fantastic.

Summary
A mysterious being escapes from the Great Vault, and Kai is finally reunited with Kyra, but the danger is escalating. more

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This comic serves as a supporting title for the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

After Red Hulk destroys Ryker's Hulkbuster with the Washington Monument...epic moment...Ryker disappears in the explosion. Alarms go off in the government, and a congresswoman contacts Thaddeus Ross, offering him logistical support to bring Ryker to justice, as they have all the information from his investigations.

Ross knows that Ryker escaped using a magical device from Doctor Doom, so Ross travels to Latveria with Sergeant Tamika Bowden/WildStreak, Machine Man, and Deathlok. They are intercepted by Doombots on the train to Latveria.

Meanwhile, Doctor Doom warns Ryker that Red Hulk is coming for him. At that moment, it is revealed that Ryker created an army of mutated beings with Red Hulk's DNA.

This storyline keeps getting better and better, greatly enriching the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event and standing out on its own, promising a large-scale battle in Latveria.

Art
GABRIEL GUZMAN offers art with less detail, but maintains the style established by Shaw. This comic plays with shadows, offering an interesting dynamic.

Summary
Red Hulk, WildStreak, Machine Man, and Deathlok are tracking Ryker and head to Latveria. more

Plot
Legacy heals Wolverine by completely removing the Legacy 2.0 virus, allowing him to prepare for an attack alongside Deadpool and Maverick.

Apocalypse/Stryfe kills Talyn by throwing her from the top of his pyramid.

Wolverine shoots Apocalypse/Stryfe, who, wounded, abandons Stryfe's body and retreats to the pyramid.

Wolverine, Deadpool, Maverick, and Legacy manage to escape and blow up the pyramid, without knowing for certain if Apocalypse was truly killed.

This concludes this team-up with a magnificent story and a captivating narrative.

Art
It is captivating, full of details, textures, and classic poses for these characters, while also incorporating a modern, personal style. The fight sequences are bloody and intense.

Summary
Apocalypse/Stryfe vs. Deadpool, Wolverine, Maverick, and Legacy
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Mo returns, and things have remained calm since he defeated Chopper Teng, the strongest of the five fallen warriors. However, three more remain to be defeated. Mo meets a mysterious pregnant woman whose husband is Dr. Chun.

His battle companion, Hot Pan, continues to be Mo's right-hand man.

Inspector Xiao arrives in Mo's village to ask for his help in stopping the third beast.

Dr. Chun keeps secrets, including Chopper Teng's severed hand, which appears to be regenerating into a complete body.

The battles depicted are still grotesque and outlandish, maintaining the same narrative pace.

This comic is brilliant, original, and mind-blowing, always surprising the reader.

The art is highly descriptive and gory, full of the mesmerizing, textured details characteristic of James Stokoe.

Summary
Mo must complete his mission to eliminate the Five Beasts, while enemies from the past seek to return.
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Daredevil and Elektra face off against Kingpin, who is in a psychotic state. Having possessed a demon within him has shown him that his power is nothing compared to that experience, so he seeks a power beyond all others.

Elektra and Daredevil fight him, but his physical abilities are better than ever; he is faster and more lethal. It's unclear how he will obtain this power, or if he will become a god.

The comic ends with Fisk fleeing. Matt proposes to Elektra that they get back together; his love for her is immense and mutual. The Daredevils will unite as a new, lethal, and romantic team.

Art
It is very detailed, with well-rendered anatomy, and features classic action sequences; it is captivating, effectively highlighting the violence in the script.

Summary
Daredevil and Elektra face a psychotic Kingpin with an even greater thirst for power than ever before more

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Spider-Man and Wolverine are in another part of New York with Teresa, Peter's sister, who just shot Wolverine with bullets from the Muramasa sword. She saw the same video and is also certain that Wolverine killed her parents.

The mysterious DREADSHADOW appears and reveals that he was a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent whose daughter died at the hands of the villain ENFORCER, who was captured years ago by Wolverine and Spider-Man. They turned him over to the authorities, but he escaped.

Teresa, Spider-Man, and Wolverine defeat DREADSHADOW, who dies due to a malfunction in his temporal bracelet. At the RAND Corporation, they manage to restore the video where Wolverine supposedly murders Peter and Teresa's parents. The video shows the opposite: he arrived to save them, but the plane exploded before he could parachute to safety. Peter apologizes to Wolverine, and Teresa is saddened because she isn't mentioned in the video; therefore, it's most likely that she is a clone of Chameleon and never existed.

Wolverine and Spider-Man now go to capture the villains that DREADSHADOW hired: Kraven, Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, and Omega Red.

Art
It's a whirlwind of creativity and anatomically detailed, muscular, and dynamic figures, reminiscent of the 1990s, when comics didn't offer a cinematic style, but rather a visual impact that, although it defies the laws of physics, the art makes it entirely believable.

Summary
Spider-Man and Wolverine finally face DREADSHADOW more

Plot
Ben manages to reunite Sara with her mother, but her uncle is there, and she becomes frightened. The revelation is that the uncle was going to sell his niece to Kingpin, and Hammerhead took her away without paying him. Naturally, Ben punches him, and Sara almost kills him with her powers.

Hammerhead reappears, now with fire-based powers, as Kingpin is creating supervillains. Ben defeats him with Sara's help.

Ben visits Kingpin and hands over Sara's uncle, warning him not to mess with the people of Yancy Street again.

An exciting conclusion to this miniseries, full of action and large-scale battles.

Art
The art is detailed, with skillful use of shadows that highlight facial expressions and the anatomy of the characters. It achieves a texture that gives it a retro feel while remaining fresh and modern.


Summary
Ben confronts Hammerhead and uncovers the true villain.
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This special issue features several short stories by different creative teams, and incorporates the color green as a complement to the predominant red:

“Bloodwood” Part 3 by Joe Kelly and Álvaro López: Millie has been training with the Yautja for weeks; he calls her "Young Blood" in his limited vocabulary. Millie has become a skilled hunter, though she hasn't yet reached the Yautja's standards, but she is deadly. Other Yautja visit them and then leave; Millie, upset that he abandoned her, vows to kill James Higson and seek revenge.
Rating: 5/5

“Make It Red” by REBECCA ROANHORSE and FEDERICO SABBATINI: In 1947, in Roswell, New Mexico, USA, the famous crashed UFO is a Yautja ship. The survivor is subjected to experiments, but a fellow Yautja will free him with all the ferocity of a Predator.
Rating: 5/5

“Demon of the Deep” by JIM ZUB, PAT BOUTIN, and MATT MILLA: In the Caribbean Sea in 1686, a ship is adrift, and pirates come to investigate, encountering a Predator that has a target of extraordinary size.
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Plot
This special features several short stories from different creative teams with plenty of violence and gore:

“CONVERGENCE” by ERIK LARSEN and CLAYTON COWLES: The origin of the deadly rivalry between Spider-Man and Venom is revealed through the tragedy that befalls someone close to Eddie. The art is classic and pays homage to Ditko.


“VENOM VICE!” by KARLA PACHECO, PERE PÉREZ, and CLAYTON COWLES: An all-new adventure where Eddie is forced to become SECRET AGENT VENOM and infiltrate a criminal organization.


“HARD CHOICES, HEAVY BURDENS” by TOM WALTZ, BRIAN LEVEL, LEE LOUGHRIDGE, and CLAYTON COWLES: Flash Thompson confronts Jack O'Lantern in an attack that brings back memories of his time in the military.
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After Zach and Rose stop the fireworks accident, rival reporters film them and begin to pursue them, splitting into two teams—one to film Zach and the other to film Rose.

Zach and Rose confront them; two reporters experience touching Rose and are plunged into a abyss of their deepest fears. Terrified, they delete everything they filmed and flee in panic.

Finally, Zach and Rose work together as a team and begin to respect each other.

This episode reinforces the story of teenagers trying to cope with their physical changes, while the balance between good and evil depends on them. However, there is no character development; only events that cause their powers to emerge, albeit with increasing control.

Art
It creates a balance between a simple, yet somber art style with many details, resulting in a powerful artistic balance between the horror of hell and the blinding light of heaven.

Summary
Rose and Zachary work together as a team for the second time to avoid being exposed by the media.
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This installment shows how Dr. Ego was inspired by his father's obsession with performing plastic surgery during World War II, exploiting wounded soldiers, and how this obsession corrupted his ethics. Dr. Ego never stopped, performing countless procedures regardless of the outcome or the psychological impact on the patient, taking advantage of his patients' own obsession with looking better.

Dr. Ego operates on unfortunate patients on Hyde Street, and the comic recounts several of these cases; the two most impactful ones resulted in the patients becoming Ego's assistants on Hyde Street.

In the present day, Ego explains to Mr. X-Ray that Pranky cannot remove the mask because it revealed his monstrous nature and transformed him into one. The glasses that Ego took from Mr. X-Ray will only automatically return to him if and when Pranky realizes he is a monster.

Meanwhile, Monster Matinee discovers that the Butcher of Hyde Street is Pranky.

Art
The artwork offers rich detail thanks to its lighting, effectively portraying the cruelty and abhorrence of these monstrous and vicious beings of Hyde Street.

Summary
The chilling story of Dr. Ego and his perverse obsession with performing surgery without any trace of ethics or humanity more

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The comic begins in the year 2099, where an elderly Johnny Storm, with the help of Forge, Riri, and Tony Stark, launches an attack on Godzilla, who has been destroying the world for decades. The attack eliminates Johnny, who has spent decades trying to avenge his family, who disappeared when Reed's device to transport them to the Negative Zone failed.

In the present, Black Panther asks Shuri to discover the new form of Vibranium with unstable molecules; it could be the weapon they need to defeat Godzilla.

In Manhattan, Spider-Man and Daredevil are the only ones left. They have been distracting Godzilla, but they receive help from the villains, and the Venom symbiote almost merges with Godzilla.

Doctor Strange manages to transport Godzilla to the Astral Plane, but this kaiju is mysteriously immune to magic and Pym particles, meaning he is more powerful. For now, the heroes and villains are organizing to make a plan for when Godzilla escapes from the Astral Plane.

H.E.R.B.I.E. is in the Negative Zone trying to save Reed, Sue, and Ben.

A magnificent second chapter in this saga that presents Godzilla as an unstoppable force of nature taking the Marvel Universe by storm. It's packed with action and a fast-paced, addictive narrative where no one is safe. This crossover is a must-read for any fan of Godzilla, Marvel, and comics in general.

Art
With highly detailed art that highlights all those heroic fight poses as well as Godzilla's scale, it balances the optimism of superheroes with the terror of Godzilla. Three artists deliver magnificent fight sequences.

Summary
Doctor Strange enters the battle to help stop Godzilla for a limited time, while they begin to analyze why this kaiju has returned stronger and more unstoppable.
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Mr. Negative kidnaps James Wesley to torture him and extract information about the Kingpin, as he wants to defeat him for all the humiliations he has suffered and force him to join the Sinister Six.

Mr. Negative has the power to bend people's wills with his words. Wesley reveals to him that he is not loyal to the Kingpin, but rather to the Mysterio cult he belongs to.

Harry and Otto have a secret; Otto warns Harry that he must divorce Gwen.

At the Mysterio cult meeting, James Wesley reveals that he betrayed them and that he is wearing a bomb vest...and it explodes. It is unknown who survives, but Gwen is the last one to scream.

A shocking ending that leaves us breathless; the narrative tension of this series is addictive.

Art
It is very organic, with some textures that highlight the details and dynamism, and it seems to have some Asian influence. It has a lot of visual appeal.

Summary
Mr. Negative interrogates James Wesley, and what he discovers changes everything. The Mysterio cult members don't know what they're up against.
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This version of Marvel Zombies reimagines the origins of Marvel Comics in the 1960s, when Spider-Man, Thor/Donald Blake, Iron Man, Hulk, and the Fantastic Four emerged from the minds of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko.

Many key elements of each character's origin story are recreated, such as the canonical event of Uncle Ben and Aunt May's deaths in Peter's life, due to his inaction—in this case, their deaths are even more tragic.

The infection originates from space, brought back by the Fantastic Four after an unauthorized mission in which they stole a rocket.

These zombies are sentient and retain their memories and powers, so Reed Richards devises a massive, organized zombie attack strategy, which suffers its first setback when fighting Iron Man and Hulk; Donald Blake doesn't survive. This battle is intense and thrilling.

The comic ends with the Silver Surfer discovering that the stars in the sky are disappearing.

This comic is part of the "Red Band" series, therefore it includes explicit violence, gore, blood, and horror.

Art
It provides the necessary grim tone to tell this intense horror story. The details in the gore and the lifeless expressions on the zombies' faces are chilling and brilliant, while also capturing a similar style to the Silver Age comics.

Summary
The Silver Age of Marvel Comics is reimagined with a deadly and dangerous zombie infection led by the Fantastic Four

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This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

The rather damaged Time Sled arrives at the Fantastic Four's country house on the morning of that day, where Doctor Doom sends them to all eras of time.

The Fantastic Four and their children try to decipher a Braille inscription that explains what is going to happen, and then they realize that Doom has a device that prevents time travel so no one can stop his rise to power.

In Antarctica, this device, a mixture of magic and quantum theory, prevents time travel. Doctor Doom confronts them, and Johnny tells Reed and his team that he uses fire, which appears transparent because it glows in the infrared spectrum. He tells Reed that he must change the configuration of the connections. In this way, the Fantastic Four deactivate this machine and defeat Doctor Doom, who retreats but remains Emperor of the Planet.

Art
Humberto Ramos showcases his artistic skills, elevating the action sequences with his distinctive style and recreating each era in a completely different way. The color palette is brilliant and highlights all of Ramos's wonderful strokes.

Summary
An interesting and fast-paced episode featuring the classic Fantastic Four story formula: action, science fiction, and adventure more

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

-The King of the Yautja arrives with his ship and lands on the dark side of the Moon, and his son is the leader of this invasion. His name is Kraven, and he has weapons and armor made of vibranium that he stole from Wakanda, as he narrates.

-Kraven continues to explain his strategy to the Yautja, with the Guardians of the Galaxy and Fantastic Four eliminated, their shields against alien attacks and the planet's brain removed.

-The strategy is to attack the X-Men at Xavier's Mansion, where Magneto is their priority. Stopping him is paramount, as his power can control vibranium (Read PREDATOR VS. BLACK PANTHER.)

-Kraven's second focus of attack is on the Avengers at the Triskelion using the Guardians' Milano ship. His main objective is to stop Bruce Banner before he transforms into the Hulk.

-Doctor Cornelius shows off his Predator X experiment, the most lethal fully controlled assassin.

A mind-blowing, ultraviolent, and dizzying first installment of this saga that creates this epic crossover between these universes, which is the conclusion of the previous crossovers.

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

Summary
Kraven has devised an efficient and deadly attack strategy, and the heroes of the Marvel Universe are defeated by unexpected and surgically orchestrated attacks. more

Plot
Apocalypse/Stryfe once again controls Wolverine by turning him into a monster with an excess of Legacy Virus 2.0.

Talyn, along with Maverick and Deadpool, mind-controlled, enter Apocalypse/Stryfe's Mainframe and attempt to destroy the entire mutant DNA library on the planet, but it won't be easy, as Apocalypse/Stryfe is about to fight Talyn.

Deadpool reaches the mutant Legacy's prison, and upon touching him, removes the entire dose of Legacy Virus 2.0. Deadpool thanks him for being a slimy kisser. Legacy does the same with Maverick, but it won't be so easy with Wolverine.

The penultimate chapter is full of emotion, and we finally see Legacy's potential.

Art
ROBERT GILL offers artwork full of very interesting details and textures; it's a magnificent transition of artists.

Summary
Apocalypse/Stryfe vs. Talyn also happens, while Deadpool and Maverick team up with Legacy to cure Logan.
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Plot
This comic includes a main story and six short stories where several Marvel and DC heroes team up:

MAIN STORY

-“THE DEAD OF KNIGHT” by ZEB WELLS, GREG CAPULLO, TIM TOWNSEND, ALEX SINCLAIR, and CLAYTON COWLES: Deadpool is sent to Gotham City to eliminate Batman, who is busy trying to stop the Joker. A magnificent story full of references and brilliant dialogue where the two heroes are perhaps the most opposite, with excellent fight sequences.

SHORT STORIES

-“THE GUN & THE SWORD” by CHIP ZDARSKY, TERRY DODSON, RACHEL DODSON, MICHELLE MARCHESE, and JOE CARAMAGNA: It tells how, in an alternate reality, Wonder Woman and Captain America were allies in stopping terrible villains since World War II. It's a beautiful story about the friendship of two symbols of hope.

-“CATCH” by KELLY THOMPSON, GURIHIRU, and JOE CARAMAGNA: Krypto and Jeff the Land Shark play catch, but on a larger scale and at breakneck speeds. An excellent story that entertains and makes you smile without dialogue.

-“THE RED AND THE GREEN” by KEVIN SMITH, ADAM KUBERT, FRANK MARTIN, and JOE CARAMAGNA: Daredevil and Green Arrow must learn to work together to stop a deadly H.A.N.D. attack on Hell's Kitchen. A dizzying story full of action and mind-blowing artistic angles.

-“ROCKET RACCOON HAS A GREEN LANTERN RING NOW” by AL EWING, DIKE RUAN, MORENO DINISIO, and JOE CARAMAGNA: The Guardians of the Universe want to recruit a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy as a way to unify both police forces, but they don't realize that recruiting Rocket Raccoon is a mistake and a test of their patience. Hilarious story.

-“SHOWDOWN” by FRANK MILLER and JOE CARAMAGNA: The legendary Frank Miller narrates a fight between his Dark Knight Returns version of Batman and Marvel's equally old and bitter futuristic version, Logan. This is a work of art and an important milestone in comics history.

-“ENTER: LOGO!” From Ryan North, Frank Martin, and Joe Caramagna: the perfect blend of Lobo and Wolverine is ready to rock the galaxy. Welcome to Logo. more

Plot
This installment tells the story of Wren, a young woman who has seen the tyranny of The Maker disappear a teacher and her best friend for having different ideas and biology.

With her parents worried about the retaliation, Wren becomes part of a clandestine insurgency network inspired by the actions of the Ultimates, whose activities become increasingly radical.

Wren is discovered by the Maker's spy network, which is none other than the H.A.N.D. assassination clan/sect. They are ninjas whose faces are blurred and who murder Wren's parents.

She escapes with the help of her neighbors and community members who are part of the Ultimates organization, and she never realized it. Wren luckily escapes with her severed hand.

This spectacular installment gives an external and very real view of this world where tyranny rules with an iron fist, where people are completely unpunished, and where people are terribly defenseless.

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

Summary
The Ultimates' counter-establishment influence on youth is portrayed with powerful reality and rawness. more

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This new series begins with Frank Castle waking up covered in blood on a burning boat filled with slaughtered people. Without knowing his name or what's happening, he escapes from the police by swimming, even though he's seriously injured.

Meanwhile, Tombstone tortures police officers and others to get them to tell him who was responsible for the attack on his boat carrying expensive illegal merchandise. Tombstone tortures them by cutting off parts of their bodies, but no one knows what happened.

The Kingpin, on the other hand, is behind all the criminal activities that aren't his own, threatening a priest who engaged in human trafficking.

The Punisher is rescued by an elderly woman whom he asks to take him home, and there he begins to heal. However, he discovers a scar on his neck where a device that controls his actions is located, and the Kingpin is the one who activates it.

A powerful start to a new saga featuring a dizzying narrative at an electrifying pace that spares no expense in depicting the super-explicit violence necessary to chronicle the Punisher's everyday life.

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

Summary
The Punisher doesn't remember who he is, but his killer instinct is intact as he is manipulated for the lethal agenda of a demented enemy. Vertiginous, shocking, and mesmerizing more

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Magneto sends Rogue and Gambit to rescue Morph, who discovers on a secret mission that Forge is imprisoned in Apocalypse's Citadel by Mr. Sinister.

In this dystopian universe, Magneto managed to kill Apocalypse, and his X-Men continue to eliminate his minions like Havok.

Magneto, Gambit, Rogue, Storm, and Morph rescue Forge from Mr. Sinister. They both discover that there is a parallel universe where Apocalypse still lives, as does Xavier.

Magneto sends the X-Men to the 616 universe, our universe, to eliminate Apocalypse and destroy this era that, according to them, should never exist.

Mr. Sinister is working with one of the Horsemen of Apocalypse, Holocaust.

An interesting story that tells what happens when Apocalypse is defeated. However, you must have read some Age of Apocalypse to enjoy and better understand this sequel.

Art
It captures the artistic and sequential tone of the comics from the 1990s, the era in which the Age of Apocalypse event was launched, while also refreshing the designs with contemporary art slightly influenced by manga.

Summary
Magneto and his X-Men discover our universe, where Apocalypse exists, and decide they must erase this reality more

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Steve Rogers and Marius Wolf (leader of the resistance against Doom in Latveria) are cornered by Doom and his Doombots. Doctor Doom explains to Cap his twisted and tyrannical political worldview, which he admires as a symbol and the potential of his nation.

This entire conversation with Doom makes Steve think he's buying time for David Colton to free the hostages at the US embassy, ​​but they were killed; apparently, only two remain. This whole situation brings back memories for Colton of Iraq, where a car bomb attack broke him psychologically, leading him to commit a crime against his colleagues.

Doom tricked Steve; this entire conversation was intended to distract him from the bomb attack so he could publicly execute Marius Wolf.

This comic offers a brilliant and 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
Doctor Doom has an ace up his sleeve while Steve tries to distract him and Colton seeks to save the hostages. A striking new installment in this saga that brilliantly reimagines the Captain America mythology. more

Plot
This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

War Wolf/Captain Ryker receives an intruder alert in his office and goes to investigate. He learns from Doom himself that Sergeant Tamika Bowden has discovered his secret. Bowden, aka WildStreak, frees Ross, already convinced that Ryker is a traitor and working with Doom.

It is precisely during this escape that Machine Man and Deathlok arrive to help the escapee, and a friendship is forming between them, more human than cyborg.

Ross orders Machine Man to take the helicopter he escaped from to the Pentagon and to activate an alert to the Secretary of State requesting an urgent meeting.

Arriving in Washington, they are intercepted by Ryker's Hulkbuster ship, which is about to be attacked by the Washington Monument, which Red Hulk is about to launch.

This saga keeps getting better and better, greatly enhancing the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM storyline and shining on its own, depicting Red Hulk as a prisoner of war who must convince the government that Ryker is a spy.

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
Ross manages to assemble a powerful strike team while Ryker is on the verge of being exposed as a spy.
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Doctor Doom suppresses all worldwide protests against him, and any type of press commentary is censored, such as the JJ Jameson Podcast.

The Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four launch a joint attack while Doom is distracted by all the worldwide protests. Reed Richards seizes the opportunity to use his new invention, manages to give a scientific explanation for magic, and gains control over it. He calls himself SCIENTIST SUPREME, whose power source is from the Astral Plane.

But Doom is more skilled and manages to pull Reed from the Astral Plane and attacks him, torturing him. The consequences of this unfold in the penultimate chapter next month.

Another installment where hope has no place with the enormous powers of Victor Von Doom.

Art
It's very detailed, creating an atmosphere of suspense that blends magic with science fiction in perfect balance with all the heroic poses. The art is as epic as the event.

He achieves super dramatic and powerful facial expressions.

Summary
Doctor Doom vs. the Entire Marvel Universe
Even outnumbered, Doom is on an unbeatable level. more

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In Iceland, Anastasia and Hellboy try to get the witch they awakened with Necromancy to give them information about the witch Delilah and the group of witches called SUAREN ARTEA, who had the ability to communicate across the planet (Read Hellboy In Love).
The witch causes the volcano to erupt more and escapes. Hellboy and Anastasia follow her, but she manages to vanish.

Liz and Abraham Sapien ask Professor Bruttenholm to bring Hellboy back and not replace him with another agent in the B.P.R.D., but the professor dismisses the request. He and Hellboy have created a personal distance that grows over time.

Hellboy and Anastasia continue their investigation into the SUAREN ARTEA, freeing a dangerous witch from the wild.

This installment closes on a more adventurous note and less of a romance, leaving everything open for a new installment.

Art
Alex Nieto offers art with a naive tone that also achieves a brilliant funereal effect for this story. The color palette moves between red, orange, and green in its different iterations, creating a sepia-toned atmosphere that takes us back to the 1970s.

Summary
Anastasia and Hellboy risk everything for answers about the Suaren Art in this final chapter of this Hellboy in Love volume.
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This comic tells how Simon Pure unwittingly became involved in a significant historical event, when the English Admiral George Cockburn attacked President Madison's home on August 24, 1864, as a sort of unsuccessful coup d'état.

Simon happened to be there because he had been given a dinner party and just happened to witness First Lady Dolly Madison rescue George Washington's portrait from the flames. Simon doesn't like the idea because it's dangerous and because he's not a fan of Washington, as his immortality comes from a ritual to grant Washington immortality, which Simon mistakenly received.

George Washington reappears in a flash of lightning, determined to find Simon.

The comic closes in the present day, where a portrait of Simon hangs in the White House, right below Washington's. Simon is known as the unsung hero who helped First Lady Dolly Madison save the portrait; he's considered an unsung hero.

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.

His mesmerizing command of scale transports and shocks you with striking realistic visions in a very cinematic format.

Summary
Simon accidentally becomes an unsung hero on the very day of Admiral Cockburn's ill-fated attack on President Madison. An excellent fictional story based on true events. more

Plot
This installment shows how the TIME ZONE WHITNESS PROGRAM worked in the future, sending protected witnesses to criminal acts back in time. This is the job of Roland's brother, Reggie.

There is an exciting and entertaining sequence where they show a case of recovering a witness who was hidden in the era of the Roman gladiators.

It also shows how Rosie was doubting the health of the relationship between her daughter, Raina, and Jacob. Jacob is hiding dark secrets from his company.

This new story arc continues with shocking revelations about Raina and her relationship with the Rocketfellers, nourishing this unknown part of the story, but it fails to reveal why Raina went mad and murdered her mother.

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

Summary
The story of Raina and her discontent with her family continues in this installment more

Plot
Violet explains to Sophie that Penelope's case was an accident, that she accidentally fell. The police and Sophie herself believe this.

Despite this second tragedy, SIGMA IOTA continues its recruitment and kidnaps Sophie and other newcomers to swear their loyalty inside a cage. The ritual ends, and Sophie is now part of the sorority.

But on the return trip in the car, Violet takes control and attacks all the girls in the car, causing the car to spin out of control. Sophie reacts and jumps out. This is when she discovers Violet has used her body to murder her. The two argue, and when the police arrive, Violet once again takes control and makes Sophie look like a murderer.

Violet is taking advantage of Sophie's guilt for not being with her in her final days.

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

Art
It's detailed, and through mesmerizing sequences and eerie splash pages, supported by a gloomy tone, it manages to raise the hair on your neck more than once. The art offers excellent anatomy definition, allowing for easy comparisons.

Summary
Sophie too late discovers Violet's true agenda of revenge. more