Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG's Profile

Plot
Iron Fist and Luke Cage knock the Punisher unconscious, believing he is infected; however, upon discovering he is actually fine, they take him to their stronghold in Harlem—a refuge for survivors of the virus, including Luke Cage’s daughter, Danielle.

The Punisher earns their trust when, during an attack by zombified Misty Knight and Colleen Wing, Iron Fist is bitten; the Puni sher saves him by severing his forearm.

Now, the Punisher, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage prepare to take down Gorgon, whose army includes zombified versions of Daredevil and Bullseye.

An exciting new reimagining of this infected Marvel universe.

Art
Rich in texture and line work, the art establishes a grim, chilling tone—blending moments of pure horror with the classic, bloody, high-octane gunplay characteristic of the *War Zone* saga.

Summary
The Punisher discovers that there is still something worth fighting for, and he has gained new allies in his mission to eliminate Gorgonmore

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In the mid-1990s, *SIX OF US*—a sitcom featuring three men and three women—premiered. Young, attractive, and charismatic, the cast quickly captivated audiences. The main ensemble consisted of Gil (Liam), Cristina (Melody), Raphael (Alan), Hanna (Lauren), Selina (Brook), and Timothy (Taylor), each defined by a unique and complementary personality.

The story begins to reveal tha t secret relationships and breakups existed among the cast, eventually taking a toll on their group dynamic.

Hanna and Gil had an affair that left Hanna hurt; yet, she went on to achieve the greatest success in projects outside the sitcom, which sparked friction between them.

Tim continues to recount how he ended up dead in an empty swimming pool, revealing that he and Hanna share a dark secret: Hanna murdered the show’s director with an award—resembling an Emmy—and the two covered it up. Later, Tim decided to write a screenplay based on this tragedy.

Bit by bit, the complex web of secrets among the cast is unveiled.

Tom King delivers a narrative that will feel instantly familiar to those who grew up with classics like *FRIENDS* or *HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER*. Through nods and parallels that tap into the reader’s nostalgia, the plot takes a dark turn into the realm of noir, detective mystery, and crime.

Art
With an organic, texture-rich style, the visual approach evokes a 1990s retro aesthetic while crafting unsettling sequences that keep the reader hooked on every page.

Summary
Tim and Hanna share a dangerous secret, and jealousies among the cast begin to festermore

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Sara confronts Patience, an assassin for the Vatican, when suddenly their leader—a man named Zadokite, the person responsible for the death of Sara’s father—appears.

Sara kneels before Zadokite, her father’s killer; she intends to infiltrate the organization to uncover why they murdered her father, the previous wielder of the Witchblade.

The organization treats its future assassins—the Magdalenas—like an army, with Zadokite looking after them as if they were his own daughters. Sara finds herself feeling as though she is among family, yet it pains her to feel so at ease among the very people who betrayed and killed her father.

Ultimately, Sara learns why her father was murdered by Zadokite: it seems he had intended to reveal the existence of this organization—and this entire hidden world—to the rest of humanity. Sara hands over her father’s mysterious key to Zadokite; it opens a vault within the Vatican where all the demons that have been exorcised are held captive.

Art
The art style is organic and highly detailed, striking a balance between the sensuality of the Witchblade and her lethal capabilities.


Summary
Sara begins to uncover the truth about what happened to her father—straight from his killer—leading to some powerful revelations.
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The consequences of Red Hulk’s explosion in Russia are far-reaching, shaking the foundations of international politics. Captain Marvel attempted to absorb the energy from the blast, but only managed to do so momentarily; as a result, her powers are now diminished to 10% of their full capacity. Bucky appears not to have survived, and at least 9,000 people perished in that Russian town.

David Colton—known as Miracle Man—is tormented by the event, feeling a deep sense of guilt as his own actions triggered the catastrophe. Wolverine serves as his anchor, reminding him that he, too, knows what it means to make mistakes. He urges Colton to make amends where possible, and to set aside the irreparable, focusing instead on addressing the problems that can still be solved.

The United Nations is set to issue a decree to regulate superpowered individuals. Nick Fury Jr. has aligned himself with UN Secretary-General Riani, and S.H.I.E.L.D. will work alongside the United Nations to exert control over these beings. The United States did not vote in favor of this resolution—largely because the country is home to the highest concentration of superpowered individuals, and the government fears them—yet the U.S. intends to work clandestinely with S.H.I.E.L.D.

Peter Parker is left shaken, but after an encounter with a relative of one of the victims, he becomes convinced that the Avengers must continue their mission to save the world.

Reed Richards continues to analyze the box that granted Colton his powers. While its origin remains unknown, he has discovered that another individual—aside from David Colton—possesses powers derived from this same source. The power is linked to another dimension, though the exact mechanism remains a mystery.

Overwhelmed by the situation, Tony Stark decides to retire from the Avengers. He chooses to focus his expertise on creation, utilizing a device originally belonging to Doctor Doom—a tool capable of generating universes and simulating how they evolve based on the decisions made within them. However, he catches a glimpse of a future in which Mephisto murders Peter Parker. In the end, it is revealed that Bucky survived the explosion and was recruited by Nick Fury. Captain America has finally awakened and is now recovering.

The stage is set for a new Avengers saga, taking place in a world that hates them—yet one they have sworn to defend.

Art
The artwork is rich in detail, elevated to a higher level of quality through the use of varied textures. It features designs that are as overwhelming as they are mind-blowing, characterized by heroic poses and a wealth of textures that create a striking sense of dynamism. This duo of illustrators is truly magnificent.

Summary
The aftermath of Red Hulk’s explosion sends shockwaves through the Marvel Universe, leaving the Avengers to face a world that does not approve of them.
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Simon suffered a spinal injury while killing Benedict Arnold's last henchman, leaving him confined to a wheelchair.

Albert Einstein tends to him and tries to lift his spirits, but Simon is in a state of deep depression, blaming himself for the deaths of Margaret, May, and Albert; he knows he will walk again because his body is healing, but he simply has no desire to do so.

Just as Albert Einstein is about to give up hope for Simon's recovery and return to Germany, Paul Revere—another U.S. Founding Father whom Benedict loathed and who has also become immortal—appears out of nowhere to explain something to Albert about Simon's immortality.

This installment deals with the pain of Simon's loss, even as his world—filled with danger and mystery—keeps turning.

Art
Bryan Hitch brings his cinematic vision to the table, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of bygone eras. The colors create a perfect atmosphere that transports the reader to the early 20th century.

His handling of scale is mesmerizing; he transports and shakes the reader with striking, realistic visuals in a format that closely resembles cinema.


Summary
Albert tries to help Simon recover, but the loss proves nearly insurmountablemore

Plot and Art
*Black Beetle* seamlessly blends gritty street-level noir with supernatural horror across two parallel storylines, featuring a cunning protagonist who consistently stays one step ahead of his enemies.

The plot brings together all the genre's essential ingredients: warring crime syndicates with unexpected twists, a *femme fatale*, a damsel in distress, and villains rang ing from the realistic to the outlandish—all handled with finesse and intelligence.

An impeccable homage to the pulp comics of the 1940s and 50s, the work stands out for its nostalgic atmosphere and captivating art, characterized by highly expressive faces and a color palette where orange highlights key elements. Its meticulous depiction of the era's clothing, vehicles, and architecture makes this story a true cult classic for comic book enthusiasts.more

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Sharkey and Extra-Billy are on the verge of neutralizing Cody Blue and Thena Khole when they are suddenly attacked by local police. The authorities are after Extra-Billy, as—prior to meeting Sharkey—he had robbed numerous high-profile figures in that system. Thena is moved by Sharkey’s plan to use the bounty money to pay off the solar energy debts on her father’s home planet, but Cody re mains indifferent; the reward is simply too massive to care about anything else.

They are overwhelmed by the news that both have been infected by Jonlinn Terauts, leaving them with only days to live.

Sharkey and Extra-Billy face incineration—the standard punishment for thieves who have stolen as much as Extra-Billy has.

Each installment has featured nods to our planet's pop culture; this time, Thena delivers a fun, critical jab at the MCU.

Thena and Cody are then confronted by Quinton, their larva-like butler, who betrays them for the bounty; he and his accomplices work for a bounty-hunting agency. Cody strikes a deal with them, offering half the money stolen from the Queen of Enough. They agree, largely because the alternative punishment awaiting Cody and Thena was being eaten by the Queen at a banquet—a common form of retribution for her—and they would rather die from the disease.

This crossover offers a more dramatic take on the adventures of these thieves and the bounty hunter. Mark Millar cleverly continues to play with pop-culture references while highlighting relevant social and economic issues, all wrapped in a science-fiction setting.

Art
The art style is classic, harkening back to 1970s sci-fi and action pulp comics. It employs a warm color palette, lending the work a beautiful vintage feel.

Summary
Extra-Billy's secret ruins Sharkey's plan to capture Cody and Thena, who are terribly betrayed by their butlermore

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Rene—the woman known as "The .45" and leader of the Rigula crime family, who had lent Alexander the money to complete his research—now wields a weapon created using the OMEGA BOOK. With it, she destroys rival families and, within days, rises to become the undisputed leader of organized crime.

Meanwhile, Cless—the envious scientist who betrayed and murdered Alexander—boosts his own strength and intelligence. He uses knowledge from the final pages of the OMEGA BOOK to build a device capable of destroying reality so he can reshape it to his liking; to achieve this, he commands an army of mind-controlled subjects.

Alexander reveals to Brady that a device capable of stopping Cless lies beneath his secret laboratory. However, the device functions by linking the user's mind with another's. During this process, Brady locates Cless and gains the information needed to stop him, but his mind accidentally links with his father's instead. He discovers that, in the end, Alexander valued him above his research—a moment of quiet redemption.

A spectacular third chapter where the mystery unravels and the stakes—in terms of both action and danger—escalate within a deep science-fiction setting.

Art
The visuals resemble oil paintings on canvas, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where reality blurs into something surreal; it is magnificent and perfectly suited to the story's development.

Summary
Brady uses his father's most dangerous device to find a way to stop Cless.more

Plot
The wild Deadpool/Punisher crossover BIG GUNS begins.

Deadpool tries to stop the Punisher, who has already secured the "Time Gun"—a weapon of unknown origin capable of killing anyone from any era of history. It had accidentally gone off once before, killing a saber-toothed tiger in the Stone Age; it holds ten rounds, and two have already been spent.

The "BadPools" a ttack the Punisher using the War Machine armor, allowing Deadpool to escape with Blind Al and the Time Gun. Deadpool wants to use the weapon to save his daughter, Ellie, but Al warns him of the potential consequences for the space-time continuum.

Black Hole—a being with the power to absorb objects and transport them to a kind of limbo—hires Bullseye to use the Time Gun for a precise shot.

Deadpool and Blind Al try to back out of handing the weapon over to Black Hole, but they are sucked in by his power and wind up at a reception desk—they have arrived at Black Hole's office.

The Punisher defeats the BadPools, dons the War Machine suit, and sets out to track down Deadpool.

This is an excellent penultimate chapter to the crossover; while Black Hole's plan remains unrevealed, this thrilling story concludes in Punisher #9.

Art
The art is incredibly detailed with a stunning, organic feel; it elevates the breakneck narrative to the max with brilliant dynamism. Through body language alone, it conveys Deadpool's intent without the need for facial expressions. Geoff Shaw outdoes himself with every new installment.

Summary
Deadpool and Blind Al make the mistake of handing the Time Gun over to the mysterious and wicked Black Hole; now, hopes rest on the Punishermore

Plot
Infernal Hulk is terrorizing Manhattan and is being held at bay by Sue, Johnny, and Ben. Reed Richards possesses the blood of the One Above All and, using the "Immaculate Machine," has successfully grown the Sanguine Tree; this tree generates a hormone capable of counteracting the corruption caused by Infernal Hulk. Connecting the tree to the planet's biosphere promises to neutralize the infection spreading from Infernal Hulk.

The Sanguine Tree works.

However, just as they are about to test the Sanguine Tree on one of Infernal Hulk's modified monsters, a blackout hits the Baxter Building—Infernal Hulk is in the basement, sabotaging everything.

The Fantastic Four confront Infernal Hulk, but he corrupts them all and makes off with the Sanguine Tree, leaving Reed Richards critically injured—he is left lying in the street, seemingly fused with the ground.

This comic takes another step toward *Hulk War*—the conclusion of the Infernal Hulk saga—delivering a reading experience defined by terror and suspense. Phillip Kennedy Johnson hooks the reader with dynamic storytelling that captures the dramatic, desperate plight of Marvel's heroes.

Art
The artwork is highly detailed; despite the horror theme, the lighting is excellent and reveals everything clearly, all while maintaining a chilling atmosphere.

Summary
The Fantastic Four have lost the first effective weapon for stopping Infernal Hulkmore

Plot
It’s the 1980s. Wolverine is grieving the loss of Jean (following the Phoenix Saga) and decides to get as far away from the X-Mansion as possible—Miami feels like the complete opposite.

During his motorcycle journey, he encounters Miami’s criminal underworld and takes them down. He even ends up at an ice cream stand, where he happens to run into Dazzler, who is skating by, car efree.

Dazzler mentions to Wolverine that she has a musical performance at a nightclub and might need his help.

Intrigued by the invitation, Wolverine decides to head to the club. To his surprise, he finds himself enjoying Dazzler’s musical act—and soon realizes why she needed his help: Hammerhead is there, which spells trouble. When Hammerhead attacks Wolverine, someone steps in to protect him—a mutant who, it turns out, is a huge fan of Wolverine.

This comic captures the aesthetic of 80s action movies, blending organized crime with the world of mutants.

Art
The art is mind-blowingly hypnotic; every panel is a visual delight, ranging from the raw aggression of Wolverine to the sensuality of Dazzler. The body language is spectacular.


Summary
Wolverine sets out to leave his past behind and stop being "the best there is at what he does," but Miami turns out to be the epicenter of various mutant-related troubles.
Adrenaline, action, and mutants in the 80s.more

Plot
Happy explains to Tony that, although someone had died, they were brought back to life and sent messages to help Tony; this mysterious individual possesses information on all of Stark’s technology.

Tony manages to defeat the two Whiplashes using a new device in his armor that can hijack and control other technologies.

Taking advantage of the chaos caused by the Whip lashes—whom they had hired—Madame Masque and Adam Ware are stealing critical technology from one of Tony’s residences. While Tony is aware that Masque is behind this, he remains oblivious to the plans of Ware’s new A.I.M.

Pepper and Happy point out that Tony has been acting strangely; he has stopped creating his own inventions and is instead relying on technology developed by others. Just then, the Fantastic Four arrive to stage an intervention, concerned by Tony’s erratic behavior, which poses a danger both to himself and the entire planet.

Art
Carmen demonstrates a remarkable ability to craft vibrant, dynamic visuals. Her linework creates mesmerizing sequences, capturing the essence of these classic characters while giving them a modern update—highlighting their most alluring traits while balancing them with their heroic moments.

Summary
Packed with significant revelations, this installment provides many answers—while simultaneously raising a host of new of interesting questionsmore

This is probably the best Hulk vs. Wolverine story ever made? These guys really kick each others asses, two indestructible characters, Nic Kleins artwork is worth the price of admission. Gory, action packed! Worth every penny! And it's all building up to the end of this series! Can't wait to see Hulk reunite with Bruce Banner...that is, if that's what's going to happen! Who knows at this point?

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Vampirella joins a team comprising Tarzan, John Carter, Dejah Thoris, and Red Sonja to confront the forces of the Thern Alliance, led by Princess Phaidor.

Vampirella proves to be a formidable ally and a key factor in winning this battle.

This thrilling crossover seamlessly blends the Dynamite universe with that of Edgar Rice Burroughs, centering on a compelling and dangerous mystery while culminating in high-octane action.

Art
The artwork is detailed, capturing dynamic body language and the heroic demeanor of the characters—while also highlighting Vampirella’s sensuality. It continues to offer an intriguing look at the world's architecture and technology, presenting a well-balanced fusion of science fiction and fantasy.more

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Reed Richards is a brilliant, prominent scientist conducting research at the New York Institute of Technology, but his reckless, negligent actions lead to his dismissal and the confiscation of his work; matters take a dark turn when he breaks in one night alongside his star student and assistant, Victor Von Doom.

Reed activates an experiment—a portal to the mysterious Negative Zone—without realizing Victor is nearby, resulting in Victor’s skin being virtually charred; this tragedy lands Reed in prison. While incarcerated, he is visited by billionaire Sue Storm, whose rocket company, Storm Systems, has been plagued by a string of rocket explosions; she secures Reed's release without charges and hires him.

Ben Grimm serves as Sue’s bodyguard, while her brother Johnny—a pilot who lost his legs in an undisclosed accident—flies for the company. Reed is addicted to medication, causing a volatile temper and hallucinations, yet he remains driven by the belief that he must be a beacon of knowledge amidst the fog of ignorance.

Victor Doom is taken to Latveria, where his mother—a Latverian witch—demands to know what he did and what he witnessed through the portal.

Sue Storm shows Reed footage of a rocket explosion occurring at the site of the 1945 Trinity nuclear test; she has discovered that the original blast opened a portal to the Negative Zone, and that her rockets are destroyed by an entity from that dimension whenever they reach the precise altitude of the radioactive mushroom cloud.

This fresh take presents four deeply morally fractured characters who long for a guiding light at the end of their troubles, yet find themselves toying with unknown science—a vision of cosmic horror within the Marvel Universe. This saga is perfect for a dark Halloween night, inviting us all to become complicit in this new origin story for characters we have known for years.

Art
Highly detailed, featuring spectacular body language and facial expressions that vividly convey this new horror-infused vision.

Summary
Reed Richards’s reckless genius leads him to cross paths with billionaire Sue Storm; both are pursuing the same goal: uncovering a terrifying cosmic science.
A chilling new origin story for the Fantastic Fourmore

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Cardinal Striker informs the U.S. Bishop—Kurt Wagner (Nightcrawler)—that the Vatican is preparing an offensive against a new species of mutant vampires known as "Empyres" (derived from "Mutant-Vampires" or "M-Pires"). These new vampires are lethal and retain their powers after transformation. The Vatican wants Kurt to lead this offensive.

A truce has existed between mutants an d vampires for years; however, mutant leader Magneto and his team—Polaris, Havok, Quicksilver, and Scarlet Witch—monitor every move. In the event of vampire attacks, they deploy their secret weapon: Cyclops, who eliminates the vampire versions of Gambit, Glob, and Empath.

Empyres die in much the same way as human vampires, though they are immune to wooden stakes driven through the heart.

Storm leads the Empyres and is warned by Kurt that war is coming.

This new take puts a fresh spin on the vampire horror genre by creating a new strain of mutant bloodsuckers, sparking friction among former mutant allies. Marvel ventures into the world of vampires.

Art
The artwork relies on shadows to create a dark, mysterious atmosphere that is sure to give readers goosebumps.

Summary
Mutant vampires have become a plague that the Vatican seeks to eradicate, putting the truce between mutants and mutant vampires at riskmore

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This reimagining of Spider-Man’s origin takes us to a world where global powers are controlled by massive corporations. In the U.S., Oscorp conducts experiments to delay aging through genetic modification; they test on humans with no regard for the consequences—acting less like scientists and more like butchers with credentials.

Peter Parker lost his parents in a mysterious ac cident at Oscorp and maintains a secret digital alter ego known as "SAGAN RITUAL," through which he anonymously exposes the corporation's covert crimes.

Peter lives solely with his Uncle Ben, who struggles to make ends meet, relying on the meager income Peter earns as a student and assistant to Dr. Connors.

Peter’s father once shared a phrase that became a guiding principle for him: "Power makes monsters." This sentiment, combined with a graphic childhood accident involving his pet cat, turned a past trauma into a paralyzing phobia—the terror of becoming a monster himself.

Oscorp needs new test subjects, and its PR director, Felicia Hardy, is sent to recruit Peter. Although his uncle initially opposes the idea, financial hardship ultimately outweighs his ethical objections.

Upon returning home, Peter unknowingly brings back the agent that will transform him into a mutant: a genetically modified spider that also heralds a family tragedy. While Peter Parker’s original story is defined by pain and sacrifice, this version reaches a whole new level of drama and trauma.

Suspense, horror, and a bleakly dystopian future await; we become unwitting accomplices to this alternate vision by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, whose breakneck narrative pace hooks you so completely that you cannot put the book down, where it takes the Marvel Universe into the scatologically chilling genre of body horror. This saga is the perfect read for a dark Halloween night.

Art
Rich in line work and texture, the art achieves a dynamic quality set against a somber atmosphere, effectively heightening the story's terrifying tension.

Summary
Peter Parker faces a dark and grim shift in his life—one that eclipses all his painful family traumas—in this terrifying new alternate origin story.
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Johnson and Tina meet under unusual circumstances and team up to make money by taking on a job for the mobster Doc—though the assignment proves to be rather bizarre. The story is set in the United States in the late 1960s.

Doc proposes tracking down the famous comedian Jackie Gleason, who is in possession of information and an illegal product that interest him—items involving then-President Richard Nixon and real-life figures, thereby transforming U.S. history into a fascinating sort of fantastic fable.

Rich in dark humor, the story blends conspiracy theories with mob elements, a road trip, mystery, science fiction, and the occult. Nothing is quite what it seems, and the plot is full of twists; however, the dialogue is often overly long, causing the story to lose its momentum.

Art
The artwork is highly detailed, drawing inspiration from the pulp comics of that era while maintaining a modern aesthetic.more

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With Oaklynn's help, Ryder manages to defeat the giant monster, but Ryder escapes and leaves her behind; Oaklynn is left in the hands of the army's leader.

Ryder and Fionn escape and hide in a town plagued by these savage creatures. However, both are in the advanced stages of infection and urgently need to burn a "savage" to cure themselves; Fionn forces Ryder into a situation where they must kill one to secure a cure.

Flashbacks continue to reveal the relationship between Ryder and Oaklynn, showing it to be deeper and more significant than previously thought.

A shocking penultimate chapter where no one is safe in this new take on the zombie/pandemic apocalypse—one that deconstructs the nature of the infection to offer an analysis focused more on drama and social decay.

Art
The artwork features rich textures that create a grim, terrifying atmosphere, while a palette dominated by browns evokes the filth of a world in chaos.

Summary
Ryder and Fionn will stop at nothing to cure themselves and save Oaklynn. A harrowing penultimate chaptermore