Plot
Kitty Topper continues as an undercover agent posing as the assassin Sofie Stein. She is tested to be part of a Nemesis assault team, for which she must assassinate a random person. However, the CIA managed to adapt the situation so that she eliminates a convict guilty of abominable cases, so Kitty's conscience is not so dirty and she is already infiltrated.

Kitty is transferred to Nemesis's secret headquarters 25, where she is received with harsh blows. The problem is that she is pregnant and now involved in this dangerous mission. To complicate everything, it turns out that the real Sofie Stein escaped from the CIA. She is wearing contact lens that allow the CIA to see everything and communicate with her without microphones. Apparently, she has an open channel with the superhero team The Ambassadors, because no hero so far has appeared to stop Nemesis's attacks.

Nemesis has killed more than three thousand civilians without any explanation or demand, creating only a state of global alert and terror.

Nemesis continues with his new identity as a billionaire named Hans Berg, and when he's approached by an intelligent investigative journalist, he invites her to a dinner that turns out to be his new homicidal attack, but now in Monaco, using a ship filled with liquid gas. A shocking sequence.

This new saga raises the levels of tension and terror, with a more violent and determined Nemesis. Millar's narrative power and dizzying speed exceed all permissible heart rate limits.

This is one of the best comic series of the month.

Art
Matteo presents his art, full of textures and strokes that enhance the wealth of detail, offering a magnificent dynamism.

At the end of each Millarworld comic, there's a hilarious short film by Emily Brooks Millar called "Birddad."

Summary
Nemesis continues its cruel attacks on thousands of people without any logic, while Kitty finally manages to infiltrate its circle of mercenaries. Shocking and mind-blowing more

Plot
This new story reveals the world domination plan that vampires have been orchestrating for centuries, culminating in their complete takeover of the United States in less than 12 hours—all in a single night. Everything happens so suddenly that the world is unaware of what is occurring; there are no real news reports, only speculation about a possible cyberattack.

The story then shifts to Vatican City, where Guido Cavelti, a pilot in the Swiss Air Force, applies to join the Swiss Guard, responsible for the security of the Vatican.

Suddenly, in the shadow of the walls of St. Peter's Basilica, creatures begin attacking and killing people. Mass hysteria ensues, and people take refuge inside the Basilica, where vampires cannot enter holy ground. However, they are not safe, as they lack preparation, supplies, and trained fighters, and time is running out.

The entire Swiss Guard is systematically eliminated. Only a few police officers and Guido remain, and he begins to lead what could be the last human resistance on the planet. He is the first to realize that they are vampires, even though the nuns refuse to believe him, despite the irrefutable evidence right before their eyes.

An exciting story, told in an aggressive and direct style, with an original premise that pits vampires against their natural enemy: the Catholic Church. The story follows the kidnapping of a planet to rescue a forgotten queen, with a perfect balance of supernatural horror and conspiracy theories about the hidden secrets of one of the most powerful and enduring religious organizations in human history.


Art
With a distinct post-impressionist style, Per Berg perfectly captures the terror and chaos of the story, blending it with the sinister nature of the vampires through his asymmetrical and somewhat caricatured lines. It is challenging and daring, very different from any other artist in the Millarworld imprint.

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Plot
The comic includes a complete summary of what happens in the first volume, perfect for refreshing readers' memories and also serving as an entry point for new readers.

This new story arc picks up where we left off almost a year ago, with Rook, Dire Wolf, and Carapace searching for Bloodhound, the warden who controls the wild dogs and who turns out to be Dire Wolf's father.

But Bloodhound has gone insane due to prolonged use of the helmet and is now a feral creature, yet his engineering knowledge could be the last hope for fixing the Exodus World Engine. Rook and Dire Wolf have separated their efforts.

Rook will continue recruiting wardens from other areas, such as the one who controls the goats. Since Carapace controls the Wildfire Grid, they can all communicate and thus unite their forces. Dire Wolf encounters her father, who is out of control and doesn't recognize her, but an explosion saves Dire Wolf from her father's attack; this was done by Arachnid, a warden seeking revenge. The opening sequence shows Bloodhound confronting the deer warden, and it's spectacular.

This new arc maintains the powerful narrative pace that blends this post-apocalyptic future, exploring new horizons, mixing the science fiction genre with the monster genre. It's one of the best comics out there.

Art
Jason Fabok delivers his highly detailed art, where everything makes sense, recreating new worlds with futuristic technology, making it believable. Every page is captivating and spine-tingling; he plays with the scale of this entire world with a cinematic vision. He manages to illustrate stunning and mesmerizing splash pages, perfectly complemented by Brad Anderson's colors.

Summary
Rook, Dire Wolf, and Carapace try to save Exodus with the help of new Wardens, but these helmets have severely affected their users. more

Plot
Roland argues with Jacob and Raina in the future. The argument is because Roland doesn't want to continue researching the creation of bio-organic nanotechnology, and Jacob is forcing him to do so because it's the only way to cure his cancer. Suddenly, they are attacked by drones; everything explodes, and Roland survives, but his sister Raina and Jacob are seriously injured.

Roland uses his technology to stabilize them both and keeps Raina's eye to recreate her tissues, but with Jacob, he has to fully immerse himself in Cronex's bio-organic technology.

Jacob wakes up and threatens Roland, saying he will force him to cure him and that he will kidnap his family. It is then that Roland and Rachel search for everyone to escape to the past.

A shocking and revealing chapter that finally explains why Raina is pursuing her family and why Roland continues studying that eye.

Art
It includes two different artistic styles that create a synergy where the art is full of details and textures, giving it an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect. All of this achieves a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone.

Summary
A revealing chapter that explains Raina's hatred for her family
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Plot
Steve Rogers manages to stop the public execution of Marius Wolf (leader of the resistance against Doom in Latveria), beginning a public battle with Doom and his Doombots, buying time for the other Captain America, Dave Colton, to locate the only survivors of the embassy, ​​the ambassador's husband and daughter.

Steve Rogers manages to play on Doom's ego and they fight. Using a device from Reed Richards, Steve neutralizes Doom's suit's weapons and removes his mask, leaving him at his most vulnerable, so he retreats.

Colton and the new Howling Commandos arrive at the location of the ambassador's husband and daughter. Colton doesn't realize when one of the Howling Commandos soldiers murders the ambassador's husband and is about to do the same to her daughter. It turns out the real mission was to eliminate all the hostages, as they are proof of the US's collaboration with Latveria to help Doctor Doom seize power. Colton loses his temper and kills that soldier. In a psychotic fit, he warns Steve Rogers that he will stay in Latveria and eliminate everyone who helped Doom.

This comic offers a brilliant and realistic take on Captain America, refreshing his mythology by placing him in a modern-day setting, where Steve and David are two sides of the same coin but with very different levels of disappointment.

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
Steve Rogers vs. Doctor Doom as David Colton becomes even more disillusioned with the U.S. government with a ruthless betrayal more

Plot
Bruce Banner injects himself with Pym Particles to become a giant Hulk, and with a vibranium hammer and axe, he fights Godzilla. However, the King of the Monsters is no easy opponent.

Godzilla bites Hulk and simultaneously uses his atomic breath, which irradiates the Hulk's entire insides, and he falls defeated.

Namor arrives to the rescue and, with a giant crab, wages battle against Godzilla, but this is only a distraction to rescue Hulk and Black Panther's second plan of attack, a vibranium mecha, where each limb and hand is controlled by a different hero. This is like Neon Genesis Evangelion on Marvel steroids. The plot created to extrapolate Cyclops' powers is brilliant.

A thrilling penultimate chapter with a mesmerizing narrative pace and large-scale surprises.

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
Giant Hulk vs. Godzilla as a vibranium mecha is about to activate. Epic penultimate installment more

Plot
Frank Castle takes the gun from the old woman who treated him, also takes the car keys, and heads off to stop a truck with a container containing people who are about to be sent to another country for human trafficking. Kingpin gives the Punisher the coordinates.

Kingpin constantly orders Punisher what to do; his control is absolute. Kingpin self-flagellates while Frank eliminates his targets, in a kind of twisted ritual. Kingpin has Punisher's right-hand man, Micro, tortured in a chair. Kingpin extracts all the information he needs to understand Punisher's way of thinking.

Punisher intercepts the truck and injures the driver, almost taking the wheel. This sequence is mesmerizing.

Tombstone, on the other hand, needs to know who is behind all the attacks on his criminal activities. His desperation drives him to kidnap NYPD Detective Fishback.

A powerful narrative with an electrifying pace that spares no expense in depicting the highly explicit violence necessary to tell this insane version of the Punisher controlled by Wilson Fisk.

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

Summary
The Punisher heads for his next target, his cruelty boundless as he is controlled by the Kingpin
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Doctor Doom has the Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four overwhelmed. Not only do the heroes together fail to defeat him, but Reed Richards' strategy as SCIENTIST SUPREME almost kills him in the attempt.

Meanwhile, Valeria Richards contacts her godfather Doom on the Astral Plane to try to convince him to stop all this desire to be emperor and prove to everyone that he's better than her and that they were all wrong. Doom sends her back to Earth and ignores all of her requests.

Doctor Doom launches an attack using fractured magical energy crystals, causing all the heroes to fall. What he didn't realize is that Valeria was there. She falls mortally wounded, decapitated, and stabbed by several energy fragments. Doctor Doom mortally wounds the person he cares most about in the world.

A shocking penultimate chapter with the unexpected death of an important figure in the life of Doctor Victor Von Doom.

Art
It's highly detailed, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that blends magic and science fiction in perfect balance with all the heroic poses. The art is as epic as the event.

It achieves super dramatic and powerful facial expressions.

Summary
The Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four are unable to stop Doctor Doom's immeasurable power and his final attack, which inadvertently wounds one of the most important people in his life more

Plot
The Punisher is after drug trafficker Armando Molero, but it's not easy to locate him, so he begins eliminating his collaborators to gather information.

Molero has a frog on the streets called Zombie, which literally leaves its users distracted like zombies.

The Punisher arrives at a base of operations and confronts Molero's assassin/bodyguard, called THE ZOMBIE, who is unstoppable and beats the Punisher to a pulp.

Molero brainwashes Frank Castle and transforms him into another THE ZOMBIE, his relentless hitman.

The narrative rhythm is mesmerizing and aggressive, incorporating all the best elements for an epic Punisher comic and much more.

Art
It's raw, full of details, textures, and a roughness in the lines that makes the sequences dizzying and impactful. It's a masterpiece on every page.

Summary
The Punisher, blinded by his obsession with eliminating the guilty, falls into a trap that turns him into any criminal's greatest weapon. Shocking, dizzying, and mesmerizing. more

Art
Mike Deodato Jr. excels at playing with panels, giving it a mesmerizing dynamism. The fight sequences possess impressive anatomical fluidity with a profound cinematic feel, and the sheer amount of detail makes this project one of the best of Deodato's career.

Plot
The story centers on a mercenary/hitwoman codenamed MOM because her modus operandi is to wear a fake belly to make everyone believe she's pregnant, allowing her to go unnoticed by her victims.

Mom has performed well in elimination work and earned a permanent position with the Agency, a mysterious, semi-clandestine organization that has been hiring her freelance for some time. Mom is rude, cruel and very skilled in hand-to-hand combat as well as with any weapon.

On Mom's first mission, she makes a mistake that ends up causing the Agency to target her, and she no longer needs the fake belly.

With a fast-paced narrative, this script captivates you and makes it impossible to put down, with plenty of action, comedy, romance and superbly rendered fight sequences, thanks to the fact that Ronda herself shot them and recorded them on video as visual aids for Mike Deodato to illustrate. Both Ronda and Mike are martial arts specialists, so the fluidity of the art and narrative reach a new level of realism and emotion.

All this action, captured in brilliant sequential dynamics, serves as an embellishment to the central message of responsibility and motherhood. more

This special features several short stories from different creative teams, in black, white, and blood red:

“THE TRAIL” by Al Ewing, Kev Walker, and Joe Sabino: It tells the story of a billionaire tech genius who is transformed into a vampire and creates an app to satisfy his hunger and bloodlust, only to find out which Blade will be attending the app's launch party. The art has elements of 1990s comics.


“TRAFFIC” by G. Willow Wilson, Devmalya Pramanik, and Joe Sabino: In this story, a mysterious vampire girl asks Blade to protect her because her blood is key to vampires, and Blade decides to help her only to learn her true intentions. The art is almost hyperreal.


“THE PRICE OF IRON” by Chris Condon, Claire Roe, Dee Cunniffe, and Joe Sabino: Two young people go to rob one of their grandmother's closet, where one of them has a hidden Iron Man suit of armor, only to discover that the suit was actually cursed by an evil sorcerer, and what they are about to experience is a night of terror. The art uses a lot of shadows and facial expressions, with a tone very similar to 1960s comics. more

Plot
This comic tells the story of how T'challa was sent by his father to New York to live the life of a poor person and experience being a kind of slave. There, he meets a teenager his own age named Matt Murdock, who teaches him the value of sacrifice, and the two share his vision of faith. Matt gives him a Palm Sunday cross.

There's an analogy between the past and present, with T'challa fighting for his life and asking his father for help.

Then, they show Ketema assuming the mantle of Black Panther. He begins by killing Wakanda's supreme shaman, and his reign promises to be the destruction of everything. This takes place 16 years before World to Come.

The comic continues to have a confusing, inconsistent, and disruptive narrative, which makes it difficult to follow and understand, even though the story is extremely interesting.

Ar
It's detailed and achieves interesting ethereal effects that differentiate the different eras. It's mesmerizing.

Summary
T'challa's youth and trials defined him as a leader; Ketema defines him through other experiences that are turning him into a tyrant. more

Plot
This comic tells the story of how Kang becomes Myrddin, how out of his boredom he creates a rival worthy of his knowledge and skills. This was, therefore, an act intended to deceive and distract everyone in order to obtain the Lost Moment.

The narrative is somewhat complex to understand, this concept of duality created from concepts like a subjective timeline. This comic connects all the loose ends from the Timeless comic.

Art
It includes many textures that blur details but also highlight the anatomy and epic poses, as well as a dreamlike feel characteristic of the flashbacks.

Summary
The origin of Myrddin and Kang more

Plot
The Order is attacked by the mysterious Fellowship of the Bell, a society led by the chilling Samuel Mott. They need to perform an incredibly perverse ritual involving a bell, and for that, they need Cordelia to be distracted. To achieve this, they put a price on her head.

Cordelia is constantly attacked by various magical assassins, and she also has little time left, as she is under a curse after summoning a forbidden spell using Orichalcum (Read Volume 1). But she is not alone; she fully trusts the sorcerer Clyde, who is tormented by demons that reside within him. His powers are immense and surpass those of any other sorcerer.

This final installment plays with the themes of hope and the impossibility of facing an opponent who is several steps ahead in their plan.

The magical fight sequences in this volume are AMAZING.

Mark Millar unleashes his creativity again in this installment, adorning the story with cool and original magical spells and techniques. This final volume spectacularly concludes the saga, where everything connects perfectly with the other four volumes, showcasing Cordelia's story of redemption and overcoming adversity. Every loose end is explained, and it becomes clear that everything was part of a brilliant plan.

This collection includes all the alternate covers from The Magic Order Volume 5 #1-6.

Art
With detailed and dynamic artwork, Matteo captures the world of mystery, magic, and horror that Millar has built, solidifying the foundations of a universe where several artists have left their powerful mark. The color palette creates a balance between warm and cool colors, resulting in mesmerizing transitions.
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This comic includes two stories: the first is the main story and the second is a single-issue short story called True Weird, which chronicles government rumors and conspiracy theories that cover up supposed supernatural events:

RED BOOK written by JAMES TYNION IV with art by MICHAEL AVON OEMING and lettered by Tom Napolitano: It begins with the mysterious Tunguska meteorite and how it has led to fantastical stories about what emerged afterward, such as the disappearance of a group of mountaineers and the existence of aquatic beings.

It also tells of the censorship that writer George Adamski received in the United States, whose disarmament ideas stemming from an experience with a supposed superior being generated paranoia because they viewed him as a supposed Soviet infiltrator. Even U.S. citizens attended his conferences to find out his intentions and send reports to the FBI.

All the world powers began a common cover-up strategy.

The art uses a color palette of blue, black, and red tones, aided by excellent body language, to explain how events unfold, providing a veil of mystery and suspense.


TRUE WEIRD “THE NEW LIGHT” by MALACHI WARD and ADITYA BIDIKAR: a story from a bygone era where a plague wipes out two generations. This comic is entirely in black and white and is illustrated with very neat charcoal.
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Plot
Harley Quinn has a nightmare that leads her to realize she has a lingering frustration: last year she got sick and missed Halloween, but now she wants to make up for it by celebrating it in August with Elvira as the host.

Elvira, on the other hand, has just had her show canceled because her channel was bought by a corporation with different objectives. Harley helps Elvira send a very aggressive message to the new owner of Elvira's station.

This crossover is a masterpiece. Both characters are hilarious, breaking the fourth wall; their free spirit and lack of filter provide fantastic dialogue. It's undoubtedly an exciting story that will make you laugh constantly.

Art
The artwork is detailed and polished, highlighting the sensuality of each character while balancing it with the physical and outlandish comedy of both characters. It's an artistic fusion of two universes that fit perfectly together.

Summary
The crossover of the year: Elvira and Harley team up to celebrate Halloween in the most epic way.
Comedy, action, and great references that explodes the fourth wall more

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

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

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

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


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

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

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

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

Art
Rafael Albuquerque returns to this series with his signature style, full of textures that convey Huck's strength and tenderness. His layouts and character poses are spectacular; it is undoubtedly his best work to date. Dave McCaig's color palette offers a cinematic feel, using sepia tones for the flashbacks and a blue palette to depict sadness.


Summary
A shocking plot twist where Huck and Zoe must face a large-scale threat alone.
Penultimate chapter more

Plot
Kai, Zon, Barnes, and Alvarez arrive at the Great Vault and discover an alien chained up. Just then, Xander arrives with a new android—KYRA!! Xander has brainwashed her, and now she's just another soldier, equipped with an exoskeleton powered by kronium.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Summary
Mo must complete his mission to eliminate the Five Beasts, while enemies from the past seek to return.
Shocking and exhilarating more

Plot
Daredevil and Elektra face off against Kingpin, who is in a psychotic state. Having possessed a demon within him has shown him that his power is nothing compared to that experience, so he seeks a power beyond all others.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Summary
Spider-Man and Wolverine finally face DREADSHADOW more

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

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

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

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

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


Summary
Ben confronts Hammerhead and uncovers the true villain.
An exciting and thrilling conclusion to the miniseries. more

Plot
This special issue features several short stories by different creative teams, and incorporates the color green as a complement to the predominant red:

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

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

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

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


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


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Summary
Doctor Strange enters the battle to help stop Godzilla for a limited time, while they begin to analyze why this kaiju has returned stronger and more unstoppable.
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