Plot
The Adjudicator/Sydney is trapped on the Moon, while Zach and Rose are helpless, their protector and guide nowhere to be seen.

Their teacher assigns the roles in the play Paradise Lost, with Zach playing the Devil and Rose playing the Angel. Three weeks of rehearsals go by, and the play goes perfectly. The two work as a team, but they discover they are being watched by agents of Heaven and Hell who want to disrupt the balance between these realms.

The comic closes with the appearance of the HOLLOWED ONE, a being who was hiding in the lake and is about to appear and wreak havoc.

This chapter reinforces the story of teenagers trying to overcome their adolescence while the balance between good and evil depends on them. This installment is dedicated to the young audience, for whom this comic is a perfect fit.

Art
It creates a balance between naive art but with gloomy touches and abundant details, creating a powerful artistic balance between the horror of hell and the blinding light of heaven.


Summary
Rose and Zachary must work as a team in a school play, while under surveillance and without Sydney's protection.
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Roland gathers his family, Rachel, Rodney, Rae, Richie, and Rex, to explain how his nanotechnology, which is present throughout the forest and concentrated in the Christmas tree, came to life. This tree is the foundation of the Cronex Corporation. Roland is about to reveal the secrets he holds from the 25th century.

Jacob owns Cronex, and his fiancée is Raina, Roland and Reggie's sister. She works as Cronex's security guard, is a highly efficient and lethal soldier, and an expert in industrial espionage.

Raina has a complex relationship with everyone, especially Ronald, the leading scientist of nanotechnology capable of curing diseases, injuries, and increasing longevity. Roland fears the ethical ramifications of this technology, but Raina pressures him to finish his work.

The comic closes with Raina destroying Cronex's competition so Roland can pioneer his technology.

This new story arc begins full of shocking revelations about Raina and her relationship with the Rocketfellers.

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

Summary
Roland begins to narrate the terrible events in the future that led him to make Raina his enemy. Important revelations kick off this new story arc. more

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This chapter is narrated by Dr. Andrei Molotov, where he explains how he tried to make Ashley Arden different from Tariq Geiger, but everything changed for her when he revealed that he was the one who created the atomic bombs that caused this nuclear holocaust. Molotov created Geiger and Ashley twice, first with the bomb and then with the vest and boron rods needed to control his powers.

Molotov asks Tariq about his family; he doesn't know the full story of his pain. The relationship between the two is tense; neither trusts the other. Molotov fears him, and Geiger despises him.

Molotov is currently being pressured by Geiger to fix Junkyard Joe. Molotov is trying to analyze Geiger's actions because, although he has the lowest opinion of him, his actions seem to have an ulterior motive. He doesn't understand his motives, even though he doesn't have a family.

A group of mercenaries tracked down Geiger's location, and he confronted them, but his powers increased due to all the radiation he absorbed from Ashley, causing him to explode uncontrollably and disappear.

An interesting story that analyzes the origins of Geiger and Molotov, and how this complex relationship arose.

Art
This chapter features illustrator Eamon Winkle, who offers modern art, full of detail and with a well-proportioned control of the characters' anatomy. The art has a superhero tone due to its poses, but at the same time offers an original touch.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic adrenaline rush.

Summary
Doctor Molotov reunites with Tariq, and the tension between them grows while an unexpected situation involving Geiger's powers changes everything. more

Plot
Spider-Man fights with all his might against Hellgate, while simultaneously trying to protect the bystanders caught in the middle of this battle.

Spider-Man is physically overwhelmed by Hellgate, although both take blows. Spider-Man is more defeated and, by protecting the victims, is at Hellgate's mercy. Spider-Man refuses Captain Kintsugi's help. During this battle, Peter remembers when Uncle Ben taught him how to box and how to learn when to back down from a fight.

Mary Jane sees in the news how Peter is being mercilessly beaten and goes to help him.

A shocking installment full of action and super-violent fights, where the mysterious origin of Hellgate has yet to be revealed.

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

Todd Nauck provides the flashbacks and alternate scenes outside of the main battle.

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

Summary
Spider-Man tries every strategy he can to stop Hellgate. more

Plot
This comic narrates several situations in different eras using THE WORLD TO COME as a starting point. Its origins are still unknown.

It tells the story of how Agent Everett K. Ross goes undercover in Mexico and his relationship with Wakanda.

It then tells how, eight years later, T'challa surrenders to his son Ketema. Ketema then murders his father and becomes the new Black Panther.

This comic chronicles the rise and fall of Black Panther. Its narrative is complex, inconsistent, and disruptive, making it difficult to follow and understand.

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

Summary
Ketema becomes Black Panther at a very high price more

Plot
Mole Man obtains a version of vibranium with unstable molecules and places it in his staff, where it becomes a dangerous weapon. This discovery triggers the awakening of Godzilla.

Even an Eternal hatches prematurely to try to stop Godzilla, while New York and the Baxter Building shake with earthquakes. Godzilla eliminates the Eternal with a single blow.

The Fantastic Four confront Godzilla and call in the Avengers and X-Men because they can't contain him. Reed activates a portal to the Negative Zone in his laboratory, but Godzilla notices and uses his tail to shake the device, and Reed, Sue, and Ben are transported to the Negative Zone.

Black Panther takes Mole Man's staff to study this new iteration of vibranium.

Thor is attacked by Godzilla by surprise, while Captain America manages to return Godzilla's attack using Atomic Breath. Godzilla regenerates himself faster than Deadpool.

Captain Marvel, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and Black Panther issue a global call for help, and Spider-Man arrives with Miles, Gwen, Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Iron Man, and Deadpool, who calls himself the "New Thunderbolts."

The dialogue in this comic is brilliant, with a good dose of comedy, like when Ben tells JJ Jameson that Godzilla is Spider-Man who used the Lizzard serum on himself.

Quicksilver saving everyone is one of the most dynamic sequences in this comic.

A magnificent first chapter in this saga that presents Godzilla as an unstoppable force of nature that takes the Marvel Universe by storm. Lots of action with a dizzying, addictive narrative pace.

Art
With highly detailed art that highlights all those heroic fight poses as well as Godzilla's scale, balancing the optimism of superheroes with the terror of Godzilla.

Summary
The Marvel Universe faces off against Godzilla, who is enraged by the existence of a powerful iteration of vibranium. Epic, intense, and powerful first installment more

Plot
Three days have passed since J'son's death, and the Shi'ar Gladiator is attacking Wakanda Prime space, taking Shuri prisoner.

Peter/Star-Lord and Nova interrogate Shuri, who denies that J'son's murder was Wakandan and asks them to review the evidence. She discovers it was fabricated to frame them.

Black Panther goes to rescue Shuri and confronts Hulk and Brawn, but the three are attacked by an army of SKRULLS!

M'Baku is leading the attacks on Wakanda's ships when he is killed by a Skrull on behalf of Dorrek VIII. Suddenly, all the ships fighting are taken over by Skrulls, especially the ship carrying Xandra and Deathbird, the Shi'ar monarchs.

The Skrulls reveal that this is a coup against the Shi'ar and the entire galactic empire. Their plan is being executed perfectly, with all armies falling to the Skrulls.

A spectacular story that continues to shake the status quo of the Marvel cosmic universe through a powerful conspiracy.

Art
FEDERICO VICENTINI and IBAN COELLO offer mesmerizing art, with brilliant textures and details, while creating a brilliant tone of suspense and terror around all these different versions of the empires and their technologies.

Summary
Those responsible for this war between galactic kingdoms are revealed. Shocking second episode more

Plot
Apocalypse/Stryfe gets the helmet and faints upon activating it. His body is losing its fusion, and he asks Wolverine to take him to his base to reactivate Stryfe's body's connection with Apocalypse.

Talyn, the leader of O*N*E, gets her scientists to hack the Legacy 2.0 virus, so she calls all her soldiers who were in contact with the virus. Deadpool takes Maverick to the O*N*E base because he thinks they'll cure him; in reality, they'll be controlled by Talyn.

During Deadpool's journey with Maverick to the O*N*E base, he explodes a series of zombies controlled by the Legacy Virus 2.0.

Apocalypse/Stryfe attaches himself to the machine to activate this union, and Wolverine examines the power source and finds the mutant named LEGACY trying to disconnect. This being is responsible for creating the Legacy Virus 2.0 and is the power source that allows Apocalypse to remain fused with Stryfe.

Apocalypse/Stryfe activates the helmet, and his mind-control powers expand, activating a pyramid-shaped spaceship.

This story continues with the perfect balance of suspense and action, where Apocalypse returns with a perfect plan for global domination.

Art
This debuts artist ROBERT GILL, who offers art full of interesting details and textures. It's a magnificent transition of artists.

Summary
Apocalypse/Stryfe acquire the Psychic Amplification Helmet, and the Legacy Virus 2.0 infects the planet without borders more

Plot
In THE NORTHERNER, Simon and Sarah track down Mr. Cobbler, who is about to deliver weapons of war from the future to the Confederate coalition (the Southern states of the US) and thus change history, creating a dystopian future filled with social limitations and tyranny.

The Northerner and Simon were also carrying weapons from the future such as machine guns, automatic pistols, and grenades, but Cobbler traps them and gets there first, but he doesn't count on Simon's knowledge of the forest.

Mr. Cobbler is intercepted by Simon, Sarah, and The Northerner as he is about to deliver the weapons to the Confederates. At that moment, Simon experiences a series of visions of the terrible future The Northerner wants to stop. Cobbler injures The Northerner, but Simon learns how to use grenades and destroys the weapons shipment.

With the explosion, The Northerner and Cobbler disappear into a portal of blue flashes, along with any trace of themselves and their weapons.

Simon takes Sarah to a Union settlement (in the northern states of the U.S.), where she is warmly welcomed, along with many displaced children or children of slaves. Simon gives her his beloved red coat to look after while he dons the Union blue coat and helps them win this war.

The comic's epilogue shows The Northerner arriving in another era of time, going into the future, and running into... Barney and Geiger!!!...in Geiger #20, we'll see this encounter in detail.

A magnificent conclusion to this story that showcases The Northerner's work to stop the changes in time and Simon letting his kindness take over.

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

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

Summary
Simon, The Northerner, and Sarah confront The Cobbler and his plan to change the future more

Plot
Lapearl and JJ Jameson are about to be attacked by the Yautja Spider-Man released for selling the Daily Bugle, but are saved by Skinner, who has arrived to eliminate the Predators who came to capture him.
Spider-Man fights the other two Yautja.

Skinner is about to destroy the ship of the Yautja who came to capture him when he is attacked by Kraven, who eliminates him, turning him into a Predator of Predators. The Yautja's arm is set to explode, and Kraven cuts it off and gives it to Spider-Man, who throws it into the Hudson River where it explodes.

The surviving Yautja confront Kraven and defeat him, but they spare his life and mark him on his forehead. They consider him a great hunter and invite him to join them.

Spider-Man finally reunites with MJ, as dawn breaks over the city and the Predators leave in their ship, the threat receding for now, because the terrible Doctor Abraham Cornelius, responsible for putting the adamantium in Wolverine and many experiments on mutants, is left with the corpse of a Predator.

A shocking, ultra-violent, and highly suspenseful closing chapter, organically integrating the Predator mythology with that of Spider-Man.

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

Summary
Spider-Man and Kraven must join forces to stop this invasion of unstoppable hunters. An excellent conclusion to a magnificent saga. more

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Perry Cutter sensed the essence of a former police officer named Anton Sommersby, who is also a vampire, when he was attacked by the Blood Boys, so he investigates this ex-cop with the Internal Affairs agent. What surprises Perry is that this group of vampires were part of the police force's NIGHT SHIFT gang and were corrupt, and their comments toward Perry suggested that he was also corrupt. This is when Perry has an epiphany: his former partner Clyde was corrupt, and Perry didn't know it, which is why they were both expelled from the force.

Perry confronts Clyde and, disappointed, doesn't know whether to forgive him.

Sommersby leaves his house, and Perry follows him, canceling his date with Rosie. Perry aborts Sommersby, and Yvonne Veil appears. Sommersby explains the importance of Ramses Ra's diary, which includes criminal distribution routes. Yvonne apparently ran away with Sommersby from being Ramses Ra's girlfriend and took the book with her for protection.

The Night's Watch, now a criminal group, arrive at the house to assassinate Sommersby and search for Yvonne on the orders of Ramses Ra. They come with crosses and weapons to kill both vampires, but they don't know there's a werewolf waiting for them.

Everything continues to be narrated in the detective noir formula: a mystery, a conspiracy, corrupt cops, a femme fatale, and a fallen hero seeking redemption. The brilliance of this reimagining is that it takes place amidst 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 on a time machine back to the 1950s.

Summary
Perry gets a direct lead to Yvonne Veil's location, involving corrupt cops and a painful revelation from his former partner, Clyde more

Plot
This comic tells the story of Janet Van Dyne, who becomes upset because the Roxxon Corporation created a swimsuit magazine featuring Marvel heroes using AI.

Annoyed, Janet convinces the Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four, and every Marvel hero to pose for a real-life version of the swimsuit magazine.

It includes many SPECTACULAR splash pages featuring heroes from various important artists in the industry today. It's a comic full of comedy and self-awareness, showcasing the media's criticism of the swimsuit issue.

Summary
Hilarious, daring, and self-aware. more

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This comic tells of the attack by Mole Man, this underground villain who lives with his Moloids and begins to sink the skyscrapers of New York.

Reed, Sue, Ben, and Johnny have just acquired their powers and are in a self-inflicted quarantine, which Reed has imposed to give them time to understand these changes. However, they suspend their quarantine and go face this villain, who unleashes a terrible monster to destroy the city.

This comic is the MCU's reimagining of the first Fantastic Four issue. It includes a series of fictional articles about each of the characters taken from various magazines and newsreels from the 1960s. The comic's design is beautiful and vintage.

Although the Fantastic Four manage to defeat Mole Man using their powers as a team for the first time, Sue diplomatically manages to have Mole Man and his civilization accepted by the United Nations.

This comic is an interesting introduction to the origin of this team, setting the stage for the upcoming film.

Art
It has many textures and lines that give it a sense of dynamism but diminish the amount of detail. Only Ben and Reed resemble the actors in the film; Sue and Johnny, not so much.

Summary
A quick and concise read to prepare for Marvel's Fantastic Four: First Steps
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Plot
This special has several short stories from different creative teams:

“Bloodwood” Part 1. Writer: Joe Kelly, Artist: Álvaro Lopez: A young Predator is captured in the mining town of Ophir on the Australian border in the late 19th century, and, missing an arm, becomes the local fighting scene. This first part shows the evil side of humanity. The cool color palette balanced by red gives it a perfect vintage tone.


“Once and Future” Writer: Eliot Rahal, Artist: Brian Lebel, Color Artist: Lee Loughridge: An old man recalls with terror a bloody encounter with a Predator from the era of Arthurian knights. The story combines the horror of Predator space technology with classic sword and sorcery.


“A Place of No Honor” Writer: Sarah Gailey, Artist: Fran Galán: A Yautja infiltrates a weapons convention to see if these specialists are truly a match for his skills or technology.

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This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

Red Hulk is in a mysterious military facility, where he has lost all radiation and reverted to General Ross.

Ross is visited by Sergeant Tamika Bowden, who gives him a tour of the facility, wearing a power-inhibiting collar. This facility conducts biological experiments with cybernetic energy.

Ross is taken to the leader of this facility: General Ryker, who was imprisoned with Ross in Latveria and helped him escape, but was believed to have been eliminated by the Doombots. Ryker hasn't revealed how he got to this facility or what negotiation he made, but he does reveal that he is a superhuman named War Wolf, a wolf with the size and power of the Hulk.

Meanwhile, Machine Man and Deathlok prepare to locate and rescue Red Hulk.

This spectacular new installment draws heavily from the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM story and shines on its own, depicting Red Hulk as a prisoner of war while Doctor Doom remains at large.

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

Summary
Red Hulk is a prisoner of war in a mysterious US government facility, run by a former ally.
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Plot
Roskva wasn't going to attack Stephen Strange; it was actually Gorm with an invisibility spell, but Roskva has the power to see invisible people thanks to an enchantment cast by Hulda.

Gorm screams that he's in love with Roskva and that he's going to kill Aslak, her current boyfriend.

Strange, Roskva, and Holt chase Gorm and arrive at Yggdrasil, where Aslak is supposedly lying dead on some branches. But Gorm says it wasn't him, that something was possessing him that he couldn't control. The same thing happened to Loki. That's when Aslak wakes up and reveals that he's been behind it all along.

Aslak's motive is resentment toward Doctor Strange, because he hates the idea of ​​a person from Midgard being the Sorcerer Supreme of Asgard. He wants that title for himself and begins to take power away from Yggdrasil.

Doctor Strange barely finished the Akhrynon ritual, and his understanding of Asgard's magic was just beginning to penetrate his mind. But with what little he absorbed, he managed to deflect Aslak's attack with the power of Yggdrasil and redirect it back to Yggdrasil... at that moment, another twist changes everything.

Holt is actually the incarnation of Yggdrasil. He manages to put Aslak to sleep and tells him that he created this identity to learn about life and to prepare for the arrival of Strange, to whom he gives the title of SORCERER SUPREME OF ASGARD.

Strange now sets out to return to Midgard and defeat Doctor Doom, and then return to become Sorcerer Supreme of the Ten Realms. However, when he goes to the Bifrost, he discovers that it has been destroyed by Loki, who has just killed Thor.

A thrilling conclusion to this powerful story that separates itself from the One World Under Doom event and delves into Doctor Strange's murder investigation, which must be resolved without his magic, with great suspense and mystery. Strange remains the Sorcerer Supreme, the only one capable of defeating Doctor Doom, but unable to return to Earth.

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
This spectacular murder-adventure mystery, full of shocking twists, concludes with a stunning conclusion that changes the status quo of Stephen Strange. more

Plot
This comic supports the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event.

The Fantastic Four are fighting Doctor Doom, the Emperor of the World and Sorcerer Supreme. The combined powers of Ben, Johnny, Sue, and Reed give him a good beating, but they can't count on Doom's great new magical power.

Doctor Doom sends each of them to a different era in history:

Johnny sends him back in time, long before animals or plants existed, the entire planet was fire, and oxygen levels were only 20%. With such low levels, he can't use his powers and has trouble breathing. He manages to write the exact year and date he is currently in on the FOREVER STONE, thanks to the computer in his suit. This stone is the oldest in history.

Ben is sent back to the age of the dinosaurs; he also manages to write the date on the stone.

- Reed is in the medieval era, in the year 1266. He locates the stone and sees his friends' dates and writes his own.

- Sue is in the very distant future, where there is no life; she needs to get the Forever Stone.

This is an exciting first episode of this new saga, which, although it begins with the ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM event, veers in another direction: an adventure through time with deadly consequences.

Art
Humberto Ramos shows off his artistic skills. With his signature touch, he elevates the action scenes and manages to recreate each era in a completely different way. The color palette is brilliant and highlights all of Ramos's wonderful strokes.

Summary
The Fantastic Four are unstoppable together; separating them is their weak point, and Doctor Doom knows how to do it and can do it at distances that are almost impossible to overcome. more

Plot
Cordelia confronts Samuel Mott, who is a kind of god, unstoppable. The only way to stop him is with Black Magic. Cordelia is tempted to use some Orichalcum spell, but she knows that if she uses it again, everything could get worse later.

Mott reveals that this plan by the Fellowship of the Bell has been centuries in the making, that they've set up chess pieces. One piece was him whispering to Rosie that she would use the wand and die, unleashing this chaos and forcing Cordelia to use Orichalcum for the first time, strengthening the monster that is about to enter our world.

At the Abington Hotel, Leonard Moonstone from the past asks the restaurant staff about a scandal, and they explain that it was Cordelia asking for help, but that people from different eras can't communicate because the hotel will disappear. Leonard becomes enraged and tells them that if the world is about to be destroyed, a hotel doesn't matter.

Leonard and thousands of members of The Magic Order from different eras arrive to help Cordelia, but their combined magic is no match for Samuel Mott's; they can only defeat him with black magic. At that moment, Clyde realizes that the reason he's possessed by three demons and that he managed to control them is precisely for this moment, and he unleashes them on Mott. The demons are pure Merge magic and devour him.

Cordelia channels the magic of all the members of The Magic Order and eliminates the dimensional monster.

It is revealed that Clyde's accident that caused him to merge with the three demons was caused by the Cordelia of the future, and the two will become a couple and have eleven children.

The comic closes with the funeral of the Cordelia of the future, her last words read by the Cordelia of the present, and with Cordelia meeting her mother.

A spectacular conclusion to this saga where everything connects perfectly with the first volume, which tells Cordelia's story of redemption and self-improvement.

Art
With detailed and dynamic art, Matteo manages to capture the world of mystery, magic, and terror that Millar has built into the solid foundation of a universe where several artists have left their powerful mark. The palette of colors creates a balance between warm and cool colors in mesmerizing transitions.

Summary
Cordelia needs all the help she needs to stop Samuel Mott, a shocking conclusion to this saga. more

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Summary
Daredevil vs. Taskmaster more

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this saga with his textured strokes that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His shots are spectacular, as are the poses; it is undoubtedly his best work to date. Dave McCaig's color palette offers a cinematic feel, using sepia tones for the flashbacks and a blue palette to denote sadness.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Art
It's packed with brilliant details that explode in your face, supported by subtle, well-placed textures, giving a raw and powerful tone to this shocking story that gives Spider-Man a realistic twist.
It's organic and dynamic, mesmerizing you in every panel.

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