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Plot and Art
This charming graphic novel chronicles the summer Luke left childhood behind to step into adolescence. What promised to be the usual annual beach trip ended up changing everything.

With Mitchell—his best vacation friend—running late, the shy Luke is forced to socialize with other young people. His skill at the video game *Street Fighter II* serves as a bridge to overco me rejection; however, the trip also confronts him with the harsh reality of bullying, the forging of new bonds, and the painful breaking of others.

This vacation marks a point of no return: Luke must process the pain of various losses and bid farewell to the summer sanctuary he had so eagerly awaited each year—a place that ultimately broke his heart.

The narrative is compelling, thanks to how easily we connect with its premise: the end of a chapter in life. Growing up is inevitable and often hard to accept, but when maturity arrives alongside profound loss, the story transforms into a powerful life lesson.

Eduardo Medeiros bravely shares a deeply intimate and painful tale, using a naive, cartoonish illustration style that softens the emotional impact of that unforgettable summer.

Summary
A story about the inevitable transition to adulthood and life's harsh realities; a work that teaches us to value and welcome those who choose to walk the path alongside us
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This manga introduces Casshan, a forgotten android grappling with fragmented memories of his creation and purpose while attempting to rescue a group of children trapped in a mysterious mine—a location that turns out to be the source of his own trauma. Despite his life energy fading, Casshan remains steadfast in his mission. The volume also concludes with a powerful cliffhanger.

The work offers an existential analysis of the duality inherent in androids and artificial intelligence—a highly relevant topic that anime and manga have explored for decades through classics such as *Astro Boy*, *Ghost in the Shell*, and *Akira*. This story takes several of those familiar, widely discussed elements and distills them through a modern lens.

Art
The detailed illustrations stand out, inviting the reader to linger over the visuals. The use of texture and shadow creates epic, high-octane action sequences that evoke the nostalgia of iconic series like *Gatchaman*.

Summary
Casshan awakens in an unfamiliar world with unwavering determination: to fulfill his life's mission while uncovering his true identity along the way.more

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The missiles launched from Russia toward the U.S. are part of a strategy devised by General Ross and Maxim Milyukov—the current leader of the Winter Guard (a Russian government-sponsored team of super-powered individuals)—to draw out David Colton; Bucky accompanies them.

Colton leaves it to the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four to handle the missiles; after receiving assista nce from Namor with one of them, Captain Marvel decides to pursue Colton.

The final missile detonates over New York, and Sue Storm manages to contain it... though the radioactive fallout remains unknown.

The Winter Guard attacks David Colton, deploying a secret weapon: Red Hulk, whose powers have been boosted to dangerous levels of radioactive heat. The plan is for Red Hulk to explode and kill Colton. That is exactly what happens—a nuclear blast that devastates an entire town full of innocent people, as well as Captain Marvel and Bucky.

Ever since acquiring his powers, Colton has been haunted by his mother's voice in his dreams, urging him to use his abilities to help and to bring about change—a voice he cannot ignore. Now, on his deathbed—badly burned by Red Hulk's radiation—his mother shows him a protest pamphlet against atomic bombs... though in Colton's vision, the pamphlet is upside down. She tells him to say the magic word... "KIMOTA"... and Colton transforms into Miracle Man!

It is finally revealed that Colton's power originates from another dimension...

The event has just taken an unexpected, existential turn with the introduction of this legendary, misunderstood superhuman grappling with an existential crisis.

Art
The artwork is rich in detail, elevated to a new level of quality through varied textures; it delivers designs that are as overwhelming as they are mind-blowing, featuring heroic poses and a wealth of textures that create striking dynamism. This illustration duo is magnificent.

Summary
David Colton faces a deadly trap driven by a voice in his head that reveals who he truly is an atomic revelation!more

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To remain hidden and avoid identification, Steve Rogers adopts the secret identity of a shopping mall security guard—a job that keeps him away from street-level crime while offering some protection for his true identity.

However, reality catches up with him when H.Y.D.R.A. dispatches a ruthless assassin who carries out a massacre.

This marks a significant conclusion to the tie-in stories for this event, resolving questions about the characters' whereabouts; I believe these comics will spark readers' curiosity and encourage them to explore the magnificent *Civil War* event itself.

Art
The artwork is highly detailed and mesmerizing; the level of detail and texture is truly captivating.

Summary
Steve Rogers attempts to stay hidden under a new identity, only to be discovered.more

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Daredevil manages to save the messenger—who is carrying Kingpin’s mysterious diary—from various attacks, naturally with the help of the Owl.

However, Matt does not anticipate the intervention of Elektra, who has now taken possession of the diary; the narrative dynamic centers on this escape, with little else of significance occurring.

Art
This issue marks the d ebut of artist Flaviano, who delivers a much more organic visual style rich in linework that lends the art a classic dynamism; it is an interesting shift that establishes a grittier tone.

Summary
Elektra arrives to shake things up.more

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In a fit of rage, Simon attacks Benedict with all his might. Each blow inflicts lethal wounds, but Benedict recovers as easily as Simon would. Even with the Axe of Lies, Benedict is no match for Simon Pure's attacks.

Benedict orchestrated this entire scheme with the sole purpose of mocking Simon and hurting him, taking everything from him. This is his final revenge.

Einstein witnesses this fight and is nearly injured by Benedict, but Simon saves him and moves the fight to a house under construction. There, he throws the axe and Benedict onto concrete foundations, burying them for life.

Distraught, Simon takes a hammer and coldly murders the supposed members of the Founding Fathers sect, who were actors paid by Benedict. Simon eliminates them one by one, and with the last one, he leaps from the building to kill him and attempt suicide. He fails but is left severely wounded.

A heartbreaking end to this arc, where Simon loses his family and his only reason for living, even though he cannot die.

Art
Bryan Hitch offers his cinematic vision, directing mesmerizing action sequences and capturing the details and tones of each bygone era. The colors create the perfect atmosphere that transports you to the early 20th century.

His masterful use of scale is mesmerizing; he transports and shakes you with striking, realistic visions in a format very similar to film.

Summary
Simon is the victim of Benedict's cruel and inhuman revenge and sets out to make him pay. A shocking conclusion to this perplexing story arcmore

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Zach and Rose check the Unbelievables files Tommy gave them and decide to go to a Deadtones concert.

The music at this concert made Zach and Rose feel good, dispelling the strange, hateful vibe that lingers in Warwick. After meeting with the Deadtones, they all agree that they need a concert in Zach and Rose's town.

The Warwick concert is a success, as the music cal ms the crowds that were on the verge of fighting. However, a mysterious tornado appears, causing the people to become violent again and destroying the festival.

In the distance, a humanoid made of black slime abducts some teenagers.

Rose, Zach, and the Deadtones must work together to stop this mysterious threat.

Artwork
It creates a balance between naive art with somber touches and many details, creating a powerful artistic balance between the horror of hell and the blinding light of the sky.

Summary
Zach and Rose bring a DEADTONES concert to Warwick, but it's not enough to stop the evil lurking in the shadows.more

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Through his astral presence, Alexander Parsons explains to his son—the priest Brady Parsons—that his former partner Cless (The Jealous Man) is gathering pages from the OMEGA BOOK. This tome holds all the secrets of the universe, and in the wrong hands, it threatens the very fabric of our reality.

Brady is reluctant to heed his father; he is unsettled by a discovery that shakes his faith, feeling as though he is being manipulated. However, upon arriving at the hotel, he encounters Rene—leader of the Rigula crime family, who had lent Alexander the funds to complete his research. She has come to collect the debt and demands the OMEGA BOOK.

Brady uses one of Alexander’s weapons, and they manage to escape. Having never seen his father so desperate and humbled, Brady decides to help him; yet, upon reaching Alexander’s secret laboratory, he discovers that Cless has stolen the final pages of the OMEGA BOOK.

A spectacular second chapter that continues to blend mystery, action, and science fiction within a debate on spirituality versus science.

Art
The artwork resembles oil paintings on canvas, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where reality blurs into something surreal—a magnificent style perfectly suited to the story's development.

Summary
Brady must swallow his pride and assist his estranged father, Alexander, because the OMEGA BOOK contains secrets of such vast scope and danger.more

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This comic tells the story of how Thanos hires Bullseye to carry out an assassination with cosmic consequences that only Star-Lord, Nova, and Jack of Hearts can neutralize.

The story successfully celebrates the 50th anniversary of these four characters: Jack of Hearts, Nova, Star-Lord, and Bullseye.

Although their paths are often very different and difficult to cros s, the script manages to bring them together organically and seamlessly.

Art
Stunning, detailed, and breathtakingly dynamic; it includes action sequences that feel hyper-realistic.

Summary
Created in 1976, Jack of Hearts, Nova, Star-Lord, and Bullseye unite for the first time in a single comic. This groundbreaking storytelling initiative from Marvel will leave readers completely satisfied and impressedmore

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Marco Scarlotti, the first Whiplash, explains to Tony Stark his hatred for him, how he left him for dead, just before knocking him out.

Pepper, Luna, and Hugo continue waiting for Tony to reappear, unaware that Whiplash has taken Iron Man and Citizen V to the building's laboratory to turn Tony into a bomb and blow everything up.

Iron Man wakes up bound by the whips of Marco and Anton Vanko (the second Whiplash) and tries to get this mysterious Citizen V to reveal his identity. This person knows Tony but doesn't reveal who he is... yet.

Meanwhile, Madame Mask and Adam Ware continue with their plan to create a more ambitious version of A.I.M. on the scale of a global corporation. To that end, they contact M.O.D.O.K., who is imprisoned in The Vault. They intend to use him to create chaos within the prison.

Melinda May and James Rhodey are with the team of young geniuses trying to find out where Tony is. Nelida requests an invisible suit of armor so she can infiltrate A.I.M., as she's on the trail of Adam Ware's plan.

Pepper discovers where Tony and Citizen V are tied up and knocks out Anton. She also frees Citizen V, whom she knows.

At that moment, Marco enters with the child Hugo in his arms and offers Tony a challenge: if he manages to deactivate the bomb in his armor, he will free the boy. Citizen V then offers his life in exchange for Hugo's and reveals that he is... Happy Hogan!

Artwork
Carmen demonstrates her ability to recreate brilliant dynamism, creating mesmerizing sequences with her strokes. She captures the essence of all these classic characters and updates them, highlighting their sexiest features and balancing them with their heroic moments.

Summary
Enemies and friends from Tony Stark's painful past return, and everything will changemore

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The wacky Deadpool/Punisher BIG GUNS crossover continues.

Punisher is captured by Blind Al and Deadpool, discovering they're searching for a mysterious weapon that shoots bullets through history.

Punisher escapes Blind Al in the simplest and most hilarious way, but the Badpools, unleashed by all the injuries and dismemberments, are causing chaos at this S.H.I.E.L.D. base. They've just acquired a very dangerous antique weapon of Frank's.

An excellent second part of this crazy crossover, where not everything is as it seems, this exciting story continues in WADE WILSON: DEADPOOL #9.


Artwork
Detailed and organic, achieving a somber tone but full of detail, highlighting all the brutal violence of Punisher alongside Deadpool's exaggerated and outlandish massacres.

Summary
Punisher accidentally discovers what Blind Al and Deadpool are looking for and wants it too, amidst a new, demented outbreak of Badpoolsmore

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MPH (Miles Per Hour) is a five-part miniseries written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Duncan Fregedo (Hellboy) that tells the story of a young man from Detroit, USA (currently suffering from serious financial problems) who acquires the power of super-speed with the help of an experimental drug (called MPH). Overnight, he goes from having nothing to having everything. What he doesn't know is that this drug was previously tested on a mysterious survivor, who is trapped in a special maximum-security prison just for him.

The trouble begins when this young man recruits his best friends and they rob banks, living like kings. Of course, these banks or companies are responsible for the city's economic woes. He's a kind of modern-day Robin Hood, and the team isn't entirely aligned in their ambitions, creating friction among them.

The story is fast-paced and highly entertaining; you won't be able to put it down until you finish it. You'll wish you had an MPH pill so you could read it in seconds.

This book is in the creator-owned genre (the creators own the intellectual property rights) and is part of a series of books from Millarworld Publishing. Like comics such as Kick-Ass, Wanted, and The Secret Service, it will soon be adapted into a film.


Art
Fregedo's art is fitting, although it's a bit outside his comfort zone. His slow-motion scenes make you see super-speed in a different light, and his attention to detail is mesmerizing. It's possibly one of his best works.more

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In the mid-1990s, SIX OF US premiered, a sitcom starring three young, attractive, and charismatic men and three women who quickly captivated audiences.

The main cast consisted of Gil (Liam), Cristina (Melody), Raphael (Alan), Hanna (Lauren), Selina (Brook), and Timothy (Taylor), whose characters stood out for their unique and complementary personalities.

Decades lat er, Timothy's mysterious death begins to unearth the complex personal relationships that bound the actors. In this first issue, Timothy himself narrates the story from beyond the grave.

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. With nods and similarities that appeal to the viewer's nostalgia, the plot takes a dark turn toward the noir genre, detective mystery, and crime.

Art
With an organic style rich in textures, the visual approach evokes the retro aesthetic of the nineties, while constructing unsettling sequences that captivate the reader on every page.

Summary
Behind the success of the most famous sitcom in history lie dark secrets that a murder is about to reveal.
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Leo and the crew explore this new world filled with strange beings when they are attacked by a species of giant ants that try to eat the ship's hull and trap them, torturing them.

GIANT ROBOT HELLBOY activates the ENKELADITE portal and saves Leo and the remaining crew, confronting a giant monster and helping them escape through the portal. Hellboy Robot speaks normally and has a mind of its own.

An excellent conclusion to this new adventure that blends kaiju with the Hellboy universe. However, more chapters would have been fantastic, because this universe is incredibly captivating.

Artwork
Duncan Fregedo creates the perfect atmosphere of terror, mystery, and action, elevating the mysteries with his organic and detailed art, where he now introduces us to new, terrifying beings and monsters in the depths of the sea.

Summary
GIANT ROBOT HELLBOY to the rescue!more

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Bloodhound remembers nothing after being controlled by Arachnid. He recalls visiting the World Engine to fix it, and then forgets everything. Stag tries to calm his anger, because he knows Bloodhound doesn't remember what he did. Now they all go to the core to try to fix the World Engine.

Suddenly, they are attacked by Arachnid, who has a kind of robotic exoskeleton. Rook, Sta g, Dire Wolf, Matterhorn, and Bloodhound are cornered, and Rook's crows have been injured, affecting his concentration.

But out of nowhere, a mysterious boy arrives wearing Swine's helmet and brings the animals that had been trapped on the surface: crows, wolves, and pigs.

Rook takes the helmet from Arachnid. This person is in a catatonic state, and suddenly the spiders capture Stag, take his helmet, and put Arachnid's on him. It seems the spiders are controlling themselves?

This penultimate chapter of this arc will reveal what happens to the spiders and whether the World Engine can be saved.

Art
Jason Fabok delivers his incredibly detailed art, where everything makes sense. He recreates new worlds with futuristic technology, making it all believable. Each page is mesmerizing and sends chills down your spine. He plays with the scale of this entire world with a cinematic vision. He manages to illustrate stunning and mesmerizing splash pages, supported by Brad Anderson's perfectly chosen colors.

Summary
Arachnid is not what it seems when its new attack changes everything.more

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Daredevil is struggling to fulfill his duties as a teacher, especially when he feels the academic content doesn't reflect reality. Meanwhile, his colleague, Professor Sari Ellison, awakens a certain attraction in him, though it doesn't seem to be reciprocated. Foggy is amused by Matt's newfound crush.

The street criminal Owl stages a fake kidnapping to get Daredevil's attentio n and speak with him. He demands Daredevil retrieve a Kingpin journal containing information on rival criminals and the identities of superheroes. If this journal falls into the wrong hands, it could ignite a gang war. Daredevil tries to intercept the undercover FBI agent transporting it before he's killed, and luckily, he receives help from...Elektra! Owl fears the journal will reveal something about him and insists Daredevil owes him a favor after saving him from Omen.

A strong start to another arc, where street crime and mobsters are Daredevil's priority.

Art
This issue introduces artist Flaviano, whose much more organic style, full of bold lines, lends a classic dynamism. It's an interesting change that brings a grittier tone.

Summary
Matt must stop a gang war and save Kingpin's diary. A strong start to a new story arc.more

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The wild Deadpool/Punisher crossover BIG GUNS begins.

Deadpool didn't take out all the Badpools; there are many. The important thing is that these beings, derived from severed limbs of Deadpool, lack regenerative powers.

Blind Al decides to invest her fortune, earned using her ability to see the future, in Deadpool and herself. Now they have a flashy trailer, and th ey're going to start undertaking morally ambiguous missions. The first is to find a mysterious weapon on sublevel P3 of an abandoned S.H.I.E.L.D. base of operations, and then go after someone called BLACK HOLE.

Meanwhile, Micro tries to interrogate a Badpool, but Punisher loses patience and kills him because he knows he must go to the original source...Wade Wilson. Other Badpools are carrying out robberies and stealing money for a mysterious being who controls them, who appears to be Black Hole.

Deadpool is brutally shot by Punisher as he's about to enter the abandoned S.H.I.E.L.D. base.

An excellent start to a crossover, where not everything is as it seems. This exciting story continues in Punisher #8.

Art
It's incredibly detailed with an amazing organic feel, elevating the fast-paced narrative to the max with brilliant dynamism. Through body language, it conveys what Deadpool wants to say without using any facial expressions. Geoff Shaw surpasses himself with each new issue.

Summary
Deadpool and Blind Al embark on a high-budget mission while Punisher is on the trail of the Badpools, who are controlled by a mysterious figure.
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Alex Ross begins this book with a summary of the origin of each key character in the Marvel Universe. While this may be familiar to fans, Ross's descriptions offer a nostalgic reward; for new readers, there is probably no better introduction to this universe.

He then presents a new universe where he alters the origins and manifestations of the characters' powers into stunning versions that perfectly complement the color changes.

Each page is a masterpiece, summarizing Marvel's impressive and rich history in just a few panels. It's a true visual and creative delight.more

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Arch and General Ursus escape being massacred by the Yautja by throwing their weapons, while the other soldiers are not spared.

Zira and Cornelius find the wounded Yautja and decide to heal him, trusting in their warrior code.

Ursus and Arch search for the wounded Predator and reach the Forbidden Zone, where Arch sees the destroyed Statue of Liberty and realizes he is in an alternate future. Ursus and Arch are attacked by a rival coalition of apes and are assisted by the wounded Predator who arrives with Zira and Cornelius.

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

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

Summary
Arch and Ursus form a forced alliance, while Zira and Cornelius also form an unexpected alliancemore

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This new series is a direct sequel to GODZILLA: INFINITY ROAR, where Knull controlled the 616 universe using Godzilla as his host. This allowed him to contaminate Yggdrasil, turning all the residents of the connected realms into symbiotes.

Doctor Doom and his Avengers of Doom, comprised of Miles Morales, Ghost Rider, Punisher, Emma Frost, Johnny Storm, Kang, and Man-Thing, are about to capture Weapon Zilla (Godzilla fused with Wolverine when he was Weapon X) to add him to their team of mechs and kaiju, including Mecha Fin Fang Foom, Kumonga, and Torg. They are attacked by the Knull Kill Crew, made up of Doctor Octopus, Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, Ben Grimm, Silver Surfer, and America Chavez, all controlled by Knull.

Knull wants to end this fight before Kang can travel back in time and change what happened. He brings Godzilla, who fuses Doctor Doom with his armor. Miles Morales retrieves Kang's severed arm, activates the time machine, and travels with his pet Kaiju, Omega, to the past... and encounters the 1,000,000 BC Avengers.

This crossover doesn't hold back on eliminating heroes from the Marvel Universe and summoning every existing team.

Artwork
With relaxed and dynamic art, super-detailed and bearing the magnificent imprint of Javier Garrón, it seems influenced by Marvel's Silver Age but at the same time has a fresh and modern vision.

Summary
Avengers of Doom vs. Knull Kill Crew
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