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Plot
Alexander Parsons is a brilliant scientist who uncovers the mysteries of the universe and decides to record them in a book called the Omega Book. However, someone murders him because of his discoveries. Behind the Omega Book is a mysterious and ruthless scientist with advanced technology known as "The Jealous Man" and a murderous woman known as "The Woman with the .45."

Alexan der's son, Father Brady Parsons, receives a mysterious briefcase from his father containing devices and instructions asking him to help make the Omega Book disappear. Brady is estranged from his father because Alexander was never present in his life. Brady is a man of faith, while Alexander was a man of science; their visions and beliefs clashed all these years.

But when Brady puts on special glasses that Alexander leaves him, he begins to see all the mysteries and physical elements of the universe in detail, which is starting to shake his religious beliefs. Alexander tells him that the existence of the Omega Book has increased the probability of the universe's destruction from 1:93 to 1:17.

This first installment unfolds a brilliant story that blends mystery, action, and science fiction within a debate about spirituality versus science.

Art
It resembles oil paintings on canvas, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where reality becomes something out of a dream, which is magnificent and perfect for the development of this plot.

Summary
Father Brady faces the death of his father, Alexander, who leaves him an inheritance full of danger and mysteries that will shake his beliefs.more

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Vampirella, Red Sonja, and Dyna Mite were brought against their will to Earth-0001, where a city called Red City exists, a place where humans and supernatural beings coexist. Dracula's plan was to make Red Sonja and Vampirella his brides, but Vampirella defeats him. However, the curse that brought them to this place remains unbroken.

Five years later, Dyna Mite discovers the r eason why the curse hasn't been broken, while Red Sonja discovers a way to cure the vampires turned by Dracula. Meanwhile, Vampirella lives a life of sexual freedom and pleasure in exchange for a little blood.

This excellent one-shot highlights the dynamic between these two heroines, so unequal yet complementary.

Art
is detailed, offering exciting body language and showcasing the heroic attitude of Vampirella and Red Sonja, highlighting their sensuality through their regal personalities.more

Plot
This volume begins to reveal more about the intentions and origins of the evil Residents, who are forced to collect ten thousand souls to escape this street for SCOREKEEPER, whose true power is still unknown.

Residents Pranky, Mrs. Goodbody, Mr. X-Ray, Doctor Ego, and Sisterhood are beginning to despair, especially Sisterhood and Pranky, who want to speak with the mysterious Butcher of Hyde Street, trapped in a castle guarded by the Monster Matinee.

This volume concludes with the Butcher of Hyde Street escaping and eliminating the Residents who stand in his way. That's how powerful he is, and he knows SCOREKEEPER's true name.

It's as if the anthology series The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents were combined into a unified universe—that's how brilliant and chilling HYDE STREET is.


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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Plot
NASA and the U.S. Army send a spacecraft to find Colonel Taylor's mission, which mysteriously disappeared. The pilot is named Arch.

This spacecraft is intercepted by a Yautja ship, which shoots them down, and both crash on a planet. There, they are greeted by humanoid apes named Cornelius and Zira, who claim to be friends of Taylor (the character from the original film, played by Charlton Heston).

But the wounded Yautja also kills the last surviving soldiers for wearing the U.S. flag on their uniforms. Pilot Arch is the only survivor.

Meanwhile, General Ursus and Dr. Zaius are planning the extermination of primitive humans.

Arc is about to be attacked by ape soldiers when the Predator eliminates them. Apparently, there is no hunting pattern yet.

General Ursus arrives with his army and surprises Arch, Cornelius, and Zira.

An excellent crossover between these two universes, which have impacted pop culture in different ways and now coexist in this story that starts off very well.

Artwork
It's detailed, offering a retro technological vision that captures the comics of the 1980s, a decade in which both franchises had different comic book sagas. It's magnificent, with a color palette reminiscent of the film versions of both universes.

Summary
Colonel Taylor's remediation mission is brutally interrupted by a Predator that takes them to the Planet of the Apes
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Geiger barely leaves the Department of Historic Preservation when he is surrounded by an army of robots with human skin, led by The Custodian. They are all modern versions of Junkyard Joe, but completely controlled. This army of robots manages to restrain Geiger and place the two boron rods on his back.

Barney bites off The Custodian's hand. Geiger is electrocuted and loses co nsciousness. Barney is also imprisoned somewhere.

Meanwhile, Dr. Molotov, Nathan, and Zig-Zag follow Junkyard Joe, who is on Geiger's trail. Nathan and Molotov have a deep conversation about regret. Junkyard Joe arrives at the location where Geiger is being held.

Junkyard Joe, Nathan, and Doctor Molotov face off against this robot army while Geiger tries to remove the boron rods, but out of nowhere, President Griffin appears and destroys a wall with his radioactive hand. Geiger makes it clear that if he doesn't tell him what he knows about the Department of Historic Preservation, he'll force it out.

An exciting new story arc will reveal more about this world ruled by President Griffin, as well as the relationship between Junkyard Joe and The Custodian.

Art
As usual, Gary Frank achieves the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with bright colors that don't hide anything. Every panel on every page is mesmerizing; each time you look at it, you discover new and incredible details.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic explosion of adrenaline.

Summary
Geiger is captured by The Custodian, but is rescued by the least expected person, while Nathan, Molotov, and Junkyard Joe try to stop The Custodian's army.
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Plot
This volume tells the story of the attempt to pacify the turbulent political and social situation on Mongo following the deaths of Ming and then his son Krotan. Flash Gordon, The Phantom, Mandrake, and Lothario must use all their skills to achieve this.

Meanwhile, the other generation of Defenders—Rick Gordon, Jedda, L.J., and Kshin—seek to defeat the Weather Demon in order to rescue their parents.

There's a powerful plot twist that will leave you stunned, along with Mandrake's classic magic and illusion acts during the most tense moments.

This volume includes all the classic elements of the 1986 animated series on which this comic is based: science fiction, magic, action, and mystery, featuring the best heroes from King Features Entertainment.

For those who watched the animated series and collected the sticker album, this graphic novel will be a trip down memory lane. New readers will discover a new team of superheroes who complement each other perfectly.

Art
Full of detail and texture, this comic blends classic art with hyperrealistic touches, capturing the essence of these legendary heroes and offering an original vision of other worlds and technologies that balances science fiction with fantasy, also capturing the tone of the Flash Gordon film.

Summary
The Defenders of Earth face a diplomatic mission that veers into a battle to prevent the planet Mongo from falling under another tyranny.more

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Dr. Christina Paganini, Sarah, and Ted plummet straight into the dome Noah created, but Ted saves them—he can fly.

Noah has the body of a Manowar wrestler, and Ted fights him.

A shocking conclusion with an epic battle and a fallen hero. An excellent story that blends science fiction with a Jungian psychological perspective.

The art is highly detai led, full of textures that lend a vintage feel and heighten the tension and drama to erie heights.

Summary
A powerful finale where Ted must make a great sacrifice.more

Plot
Hellboy seeks out Dr. Campbell to find Dr. Sheffield, who appears and transforms into crows. Hellboy discovers that Anastasia is at the excavation site.

At the site, the witch Delilah is about to sacrifice Anastasia to obtain weapons using a hammer and anvil, with the help of the Obsidian Dance cult.

But Hellboy arrives, frees Anastasia, and destroys the excavation site, trapping the witch and the secrets Anastasia so desperately wants about the portal to Suaren Artea.

Hellboy makes peace with his father, Dr. Bruttenholm, and visits him with Anastasia.

This story, which blends supernatural horror and romance with a vulnerable and hopelessly lovestruck Hellboy, concludes somewhat hastily.

Artwork
Alex Nieto delivers artwork with a naive tone that also achieves a brilliant, funereal effect for this story. The color palette shifts between red, orange, and green in its various iterations, offering a sepia-toned atmosphere that transports us to the 1970s.

Summary
Hellboy discovers Anastasia's whereabouts and must stop the terrible ritual. The conclusion of another Hellboy supernatural romance.more

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Ryder tracks Oaklynn down, facing a horrific world where no one can be trusted. The appearance of Oaklynn's father is crucial to his progress. The comic depicts the lowest point humanity can reach, where there is no respect left for life.

Oaklynn's father has a mutated arm, a result of the virus, which transforms him into a lethal warrior.

Ryder recalls how he and O aklynn were caught in the "wild zombie" outbreak. Their pure teenage love was brutally cut short, and Oaklynn proved to be far tougher than Ryder.

Oaklynn is tested by a group of survivors led by a deranged and sadistic figure who wears a skull mask. Ryder finally discovers where she is being held captive, but she is not tied up.

Ryder and Oaklynn's father devise a plan to start a fire and rescue her, but they fall into a place teeming with infected people. They escape, but both are injured. Now they have three days to find an infected person and burn them to cure themselves.

A spectacular reimagining of a world in chaos due to a pandemic, where the social response feels familiar and the zombie infection is deconstructed to offer a vision more focused on social drama and decay.

Artwork
It features many textures that create a gloomy, terrifying tone, where the color palette shifts between shades of brown, giving a sense of the grime of a world in chaos.

Summary
Ryder gets help to rescue Oaklynn, but becoming infected is very easy. A thrilling and impactful chapter
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Idris (Blue King) and Zain (Green King) are visited by Aisha (White Queen), who warns them that an uncontrollable xenomorph infestation is about to be unleashed in the laboratory where they were created using xenomorph DNA.

The story continues to veer off into another new sub-universe of characters and completely forgets about the Aliens/Xenomorphs, who should be the focus of the plot. Therefore, it's confusing to read an Alien comic where they aren't present as a real threat.

Artwork
It's detailed, with anatomy reminiscent of the animated series from the 1990s.


Summary
Idris and Zain reunite with their sister Aisha to investigate a new threat.more

Plot
Bruce Banner and Doctor Voodoo enter the Soul Cage, where they find Sumanguru, who possesses gamma power in this astral realm. This comic connects to Incredible Hulk #13 from 2024. Apparently, Banner wants to obtain Sumanguru's gamma power by challenging him to a riddle competition.

Meanwhile, Infernal Hulk allows monsters to attack a town where Charlie lives, but she attacks them transformed into the half-wolf Lycana.

Iron Man has a plan to stop Infernal Hulk, so he sends Captain Marvel to a distant location in the cosmos to find a mysterious figure who can help them.

This comic connects directly to the Incredible Hulk saga by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Nic Klein, so it's helpful to refresh your memory of what happened to better understand the events in this installment.

Artwork
It's very somber, with more linework that gives it a different, organic dynamism.

Summary
Bruce Banner seeks help from an old enemy in a dangerous placemore

Plot
Plot: General Ross/Red Hulk, with the help of his Gamma-powered soldiers, attacks the country of Symkaria to further his political agenda of dominating New America. The Avengers (Fantastic Four, Sam Wilson, Captain Marvel, Vision, Namor, Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Iron Man) confront Red Hulk, defying the United Nations.

The Avengers bring David Colton with them, who delivers a devastating beating to Red Hulk. In the process, they destroy the city of Kronlia, where Colton shows no restraint and disregards the collateral damage. Red Hulk is knocked unconscious and reverts to his human form as General Ross. Taking advantage of a moment of inattention, the Winter Guard (a Russian government-sponsored team composed of superpowered individuals) kidnaps Ross.

Iron Man confronts Colton about his actions. Colton tells him that everything that's happening is because they don't appreciate their powers and haven't done anything important with them, and then he leaves.

In Latveria, Tony Stark obtains Doctor Doom's mysterious artifact that predicts the future, which Red Hulk has been using to further his plans. However, David Colton's presence wasn't predicted by the artifact.

This event continues to weave political intrigue into the Marvel Universe, where the situation is becoming incredibly complex.

Artwork
The artwork is incredibly detailed and elevated to another level of quality with diverse textures, offering stunning and breathtaking designs. Heroic poses and numerous textures create a striking dynamism. This pair of illustrators is magnificent.

Summary
The Avengers use their secret weapon, David Colton, but the situation escalates and becomes increasingly complicated. An exciting and magnificent event.
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The Trillion Dollar Kid, Zach, Rose, and Sterling visit the Rocketfellers just as they're singing "Happy Birthday" to Rachel, a bittersweet moment because Roland, Rae, Richie, Rodney, and Raina are still grieving Roland's tragic disappearance. Tommy tries to explain that he needs their help to find his parents and reveals that he knows the Rocketfellers are Unbelievable, which stresses e veryone out and raises the tension.

Sterlington's presence makes Rodney suspicious, and he starts fighting the robot with the help of Richie and the dog Rex. Zach and Rose activate their powers, but the battle calms down when Tommy intervenes and asks them to remain calm.

Rachel sees a photo of Tommy's parents and recognizes them. Six months ago, they encountered them and left a note in Roland's jacket warning them to be careful, as they are being monitored.

Zach and Rose promise Richie that when they have enough energy, they'll take him to Purgatory to find out if Roland is in Heaven or Hell, just like they did with Tommy in Hornsby & Halo #14.

Richie shows Tommy that he's been trying to activate his missing father's time machine for a while, but he still needs some work. Tommy connects Sterling to Richie's equipment, and something unexpected happens: a virus from the future, where AIs have become emancipated, infects Sterling, turning him into a killer robot.

This crossover, The Unbelievables, continues to surprise and concludes in The Trillion Dollar Kid #2.

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

Summary
The Rocketfellers face off against Tommy, Zach, and Rose in the most intense moment of The Unbelievables crossovermore

Plot
Clara Castenelle, the "heroine" known as Junk Punch, continues her investigation into stolen goals, which also represent life goals, sexual objectives, and more. She retrieves them and begins returning them, which is when she encounters the mysterious Elaine Silverhand, who erotically extracts information from her.

Junk Punch is attacked by various bounty hunters who want to s teal the goals. She defeats them until she discovers that someone in her life is in danger.

This comic is wacky and full of raunchy comedy with plenty of groin shots, all with a strong message of female empowerment.

Art
The art is simple yet textured, with lines and textures that create an interesting dynamism, highlighting Junk Punch's empowered sensuality.

Summary
Clara retrieves the stolen goals, but now she's about to be blackmailed with something very important to hermore

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This installment depicts the grief and sorrow of Tom Foster, nephew of Bill Foster, Goliath, who was brutally killed by a Thor clone/android created by Hank Pym and Reed Richards, which suffered a technical malfunction.

The story shows how Tom follows in his uncle's footsteps, using his intelligence to help counter the devastation wrought by Hulk in World War Hulk.

This installment offers an analysis of one of the moments that changed the course of the Civil War event; however, it's underutilized because it doesn't add much to the original story and even includes another event.

Artwork
It's very detailed, blending two graphic styles from the Civil War and World War Hulk events.

Summary
Tom Foster's grief that led him to follow in his uncle's footsteps.more

Plot
Daredevil is overpowered by Omen, who is strangling him with a chain. When Daredevil is nearly breathless, Owl appears and shoots Omen, escaping into the shadows.

Owl then ties up Daredevil and tries to extort money from him, but the Man Without Fear escapes, knowing he owes Owl a debt. Daredevil doesn't understand why his senses are clouded by Omen and why his mind wanders ba ck to the moment his father died.

Detectives Dominic and Callahan have heated arguments about how to approach the case. They don't trust each other due to past ties with Kingpin, and separately, they happen to return to the docks to search for clues. Omen attacks them and blinds Callahan.

This chapter delves into terror as Omen reveals himself to be a bulletproof serial killer with the power to confound Daredevil.

Artwork
It's organic with many textures that offer an interesting dynamism, where body language and facial expressions are magnificent, handling shadows brilliantly to create a somber, terrifying tone appropriate for the story.

Summary
Daredevil experiences the power of Omen firsthandmore

Plot
The two legendary thieves, Cody Blue and Thena Khole, stole from the Queen of Enough, the powerful leader of a criminal dynasty. She blames her daughter, the Princess of Most, for the crime and punishes her cruelly and cruelly. The queen puts a price on both their heads, and every bounty hunter has them in their sights. To learn the origins of these two anti-heroines, it's a good idea to read their debut graphic novel, SPACE BANDITS.

Cody apparently suffers from a rare disease that she hides from her criminal partner, Thena; not even her pet lizard knows what's wrong.

Cody convinces Thena to attend an exclusive party for billionaires, where they dress according to the latest fashion trends based on iconic US TV series. However, due to the distance, they watch them decades apart. Adding these pop culture references makes this story unique and original. Thena and Cody dress like the actors from the TV series Dynasty, but current fashion trends are based on shows like Friends, Murphy Brown, Touched by an Angel, etc., so they get bullied.

But the party is interrupted by the bounty hunter Lux Gaston, who is defeated by Thena. She's the muscle of this gang of bandits, while Cody is the brains.

The comic closes with the appearance of the bounty hunter Sharkey, who, along with his friend and adopted son Extra-Billy, aims to collect the reward for capturing Cody and Thena. To learn about or refresh your memory of this character's origin, it's a good idea to read his debut graphic novel, SHARKEY THE BOUNTY HUNTER

With this crossover, Mark Millar once again takes us to this distant universe influenced by pop culture, where he blends action, heist, and science fiction with a fast-paced narrative.

Art
It's a very classic style reminiscent of 1970s pulp science fiction and action comics, with a color palette leaning towards warm tones, giving it a beautiful vintage feel.

Summary
The two most skilled thieves in the galaxy are pursued by the galaxy's most efficient bounty hunter. A new Millarworld crossover packed with heists and science fiction.more

Plot
It begins with scientist Tajo R. Vallar narrating to his son the mythology of the Three Planets and Three Moons that he and a team are investigating.

The three planets are called AKVA, the Mother Planet; FAYRIL with its moon HEIR, the Father Planet; and THERRA, where Tajo lives, with its two moons ORD and KAOSO. Tajo embarks on an expedition to the moon KAOSO.

On th is expedition, Tajo survives an encounter with another life form, which leads him on a journey to an unknown world that seems like a fantasy world with strange beings. He is greeted by Three Wizards whose appearance is eerie and very unusual.

This story blends science fiction with mysteries and establishes a new mythology of unknown worlds with a lot of information that can be overwhelming, but the moment you start to absorb it, you become addicted, as we have come to expect from Jonathan Hickman and Nick Spencer, a dream creative team.

Art
Features the art of three legendary artists: Mike Huddleston, Mike del Mundo, and Jerome Opeña. Each artist contributes their unique artistic vision of these extraterrestrial worlds with meticulous detail and cinematic dynamism in each chapter of this comic.

Summary
The mystery of the moon KAOSO is about to be uncovered by scientist Tajo. Mysteries, fantasy, and science fiction unfold in a new universe presented by an amazing creative team.more

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This story begins in Arizona, USA, in 1866, when John Carter enters a mysterious cave and is transported to Barsoom on the planet Mars, where his physical abilities are enhanced by the difference in gravity and planetary atmosphere.

John Carter quickly becomes a warrior and leader of the Jeddak army and even rescues the beautiful Princess Dejah Thoris.

But since arr iving, John has heard that the second Jassomian—the first being Red Sonja—has been trapped for centuries like a stone sculpture. Her actions centuries ago make her the savior of all (Read ALTERED STATES: WARLORDS #1).

The Thern Alliance launches an attack with advanced spacecraft technology, which John barely manages to counter. Everyone knows they are at a disadvantage, so John becomes convinced that he must free Red Sonja so she can explain what that threat was centuries ago. He succeeds, but she is left unconscious, weakened from so many years of captivity.

The comic concludes with another important character from the Edgar Rice Burroughs universe: Lord Greystoke, Tarzan, who is on an expedition to Persia in 1913 and acquires an ancient artifact, only to be attacked by otherworldly apes.

This exciting crossover seamlessly blends the Dynamite universe with that of Edgar Rice Burroughs, revealing an intriguing and dangerous mystery.

Artwork
The artwork is detailed, conveying John's dynamic body language and heroic attitude, while simultaneously blending otherworldly architecture and technology—a well-balanced fusion of science fiction and fantasy.more

Plot
Two leading Japanese soft drink companies, POPSO and FIZZ ONE, owned by two brothers who hate each other, have yet to achieve market dominance.

FIZZ ONE is run by GORO KOIZUMI, who has the spy JON PYLE, a skilled marksman and notorious womanizer, under his thumb. PYLE is carrying out a series of attacks on key POPSO locations, which, while seemingly harmless industrial espion age, appear more like Cold War-era surveillance. These attacks are severely impacting FIZZ ONE, whose owner, KAITO, is desperate and possesses a secret weapon.

JON PYLE owes GORO a personal debt for having slept with one of his mistresses, Aiko. However, GORO has assigned him a final task that will absolve him of this debt of honor: to prevent the scientist DINA DELUXE from completing the formula that can extend the shelf life of carbonated soda long after it has been opened.

Jon is going to start using his seductive skills to get Dina to tell him everything about this formula, beginning by befriending Dina's pet dog, Mizka.

But a third brother enters the equation, whose beverage company is always in third place.

This story blends action with espionage, featuring charismatic characters, several steamy scenes, and dark humor. It possesses the formula of classic spy films but in a different and highly interesting context with a breakneck narrative pace.

Art
Full of detail, seemingly inspired by pulp comics of the 1960s and 70s, with bold features, intense action sequences with highly cinematic action sequences.

Summary
The two most powerful soft drink companies are waging a secret war between rival brothers.
Action, spies and bubbly curves.more