Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG's Profile

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Tee/Dogshit, with the help of Father Miguel, studies Ruthless Boy, who has hired a legendary bodyguard. Miguel knew him from his time in the cartel; his name is Cromwell, and he's an extremely lethal adversary with a high pain tolerance. But Tee has a strategy. For over 26 weeks, she befriended him and constantly texted him, getting inside his head and making him lower his guard.

Ruthless Boy doesn't regret anything; his psychopathy is only surpassed by his egocentrism. He's a lost cause who would surely repeat everything with another victim.

It narrates how Father Miguel and Tee dispensed justice in their own way, which worried the Cardinal in charge.

Tee asks Ruthless Boy about the two remaining men, Artist Boy and Fifth Boy, especially the latter, whose whereabouts are a mystery.

Artist Boy was waiting for Tee. This penultimate chapter leaves everything open for a bloody and painful finale.

Art
It possesses many textures that lend it an interestingly somber tone, which is then balanced by facial expressions that convey pain and absolute perversion, making you empathize with Tee's desperate suffering.

Summary
Tee continues her plan of revenge, and her strategies are not only physical; she attacks the psyche. Penultimate chapter of this perfectly executed revengemore

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Deadpool takes down a drug cartel in a sequence as dizzying as it is absurd, then heads to Hammerhead to collect his payment for this mercenary job. But Deadpool isn't enjoying these jobs; he's going through an existential crisis and wants to punish himself constantly.

But out of nowhere, messages predicting the future appear, sparking Deadpool's curiosity and possibly his des ire for adventure.

With a powerful, direct, and honest narrative pace, we're introduced to this existential adventure in true Deadpool style.

Art
It's incredibly detailed with an amazing organic feel, elevating the breakneck narrative to the max with brilliant dynamism. Through body language, it conveys what Deadpool wants to say without using any facial expressions.

Summary
Deadpool sees no meaning in his life until some mysterious messages awaken his demented curiosity
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It's June 6, 1944, D-Day, when Red Skull unleashes a massive wave of Xenomorphs on Normandy, but the Kree army, led by Yon-Rogg and Nick Fury, manages to turn the tide.

Cap, Bucky, and Mar-Vell arrive at the bunker where Red Skull is fused with a Xenomorph queen. Arnin Zola is now a synthetic (like the androids in the Alien universe) and faces Bucky, while Mar-Vell and Captain America confront the Red King. This fusion of Red Skull causes him to spit out the Dust of Death, a powder that kills people and leaves them with a red skull.

The battle is bloody, and there are significant casualties among both humans and Kree, but Cap and Bucky emerge victorious, leading to the decimation of the Xenomorphs and the Allies' victory in World War II.

The finale reimagines a future where these universes are intertwined, with the Avengers discovering Captain America's frozen body, but it comes with a chilling surprise.

A fantastic conclusion, packed with action and graphic gore, where the story blends suspense and horror, leaving the audience wanting more.

Art
It's organic, with rich textures and lines that create a somber and terrifying tone, perfect for the story's narrative.

Summary
Captain America and Mar-Vell face off against the Red King to undo the events of D-Day. A brilliant conclusion to a saga that reimagines the perfect fusion of both universes.more

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This comic picks up right after the events of the Ultraman x Avengers crossover. Shin and the Science Patrol try to decipher the true threat posed by Morheim.

But everything is revealed and explained in detail when Mr. Kato, from a year in the future, explains what is about to happen: a battle between the Anti-Ultras and the Ultras on Planet Earth, where Ultraman will meet his end.

This comic closes this wonderful Ultraman saga at Marvel somewhat abruptly. It deserves at least a multi-issue miniseries that shows this spectacular final battle in detail.

Art
It's mesmerizing, with battle sequences on different scales that successfully blend the tone of the Avengers with that of Ultraman.

Summary
The shocking and exciting conclusion of the Ultraman saga is revealed in detail in this one-shot comic.
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This mysterious Nazi German tank appears out of nowhere and eliminates the remaining highway robbers. Upon inspecting its interior, they discover it's upholstered in the utmost comfort, like a 1960s car, with seats bearing the names Mr. North (Malcolm North/The Northerner—we finally learn his name), Mr. Pure (Redcoat), Mr. Geiger, and Ms. Hollow, a name none of them recognize. A calendar is also found, dated August 1936...??. Each seat contains personal items belonging to one of these soldiers from different eras, such as photos of Geiger with his family.

The Northerner explains how his time travel has worked since he was recruited in 1964 by a woman from the Department of Historical Preservation. She never gives him precise information, always sending him a series of clues that he must decipher by studying the era he's sent to and determining what needs to be changed. This tank is full of clues and is the vehicle that will take them safely to Detroit, where the headquarters of the Department of Historical Preservation is supposedly located.

The year 1964, from which The Northerner originates, is an alternate reality where the South won the American Civil War. As a result, the U.S. never unified; there were two factions. The North remained connected to the United Kingdom, while the South continued with slavery and allied itself with Germany. American industry never existed, therefore the Nuclear Bomb did not determine that the Allies won World War II. This resulted in a different geopolitical distribution, where Japan controls China, Germany controls all of Europe, and Russia is the last power on the verge of collapse.

The butterfly effect in this reality is biblical in scale, and The Northerner could have changed this by making the North win (Read Redcoat Vol. 2). However, this new future, where the Unknown War destroyed everything, is possibly what The Northerner must now fix.

The Tank is actually a time machine that is attacked by a group of children and pre-teens with whom Geiger tries to reason.

This issue is full of revelations that explain a little more about where The Northerner comes from, but at the same time leaves a series of mind-blowing mysteries unresolved.

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 and The Northerner venture out to follow the clues left behind to reverse this future in a comfortable tank from another era.
New revelations and shocking mysteriesmore

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This picks up right where the shocking ending of the previous installment left off. Rachel, Rae, Richie, and Rodney arrive at the crater where Raina crashed, but they see no sign of Roland. Raina wakes up with no memory of anything, so they all have to explain everything from scratch.

Agents from the future are tracking the entire battle between Raina and the Rocketfellers.

The Rocketfellers are devastated and depressed because they fear Roland is actually dead. Rachel and Rae are the only ones who still have hope.

Now they all steal a trailer and head back home.

A spectacular new installment full of excitement, suspense, and chases, with a breathtaking ending.

Art
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 try to discover what happened to Roland, but their hopes are fadingmore

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Cyclops saves Quentin and Magik on a mission at an A.I.M. facility. Scott is frustrated because his team isn't behaving like soldiers.

In Alaska, he receives a message from Dr. Robin Hanover, who worked at the orphanage where Scott was tortured. Regretting her inability to help him, she begs for forgiveness as she is terminally ill. She recounts a past event involving Cyclops destroying a wing, but neither he nor his brother Alex remember it.

The sequences of Cyclops using his powers are mesmerizing.

Donald Pierce creates a new team of cyborg-enhanced humans called the Reavers, who have kidnapped several mutants to drill into a mysterious mine.

On his return from the orphanage in the Quinjet, Cyclops is mistaken for an Avenger by the Reavers, who shoot down his aircraft. Scott survives, but his visor, which allows him to use his optic blasts, is destroyed. Therefore, he cannot open his eyes without unleashing his full power; he is practically blind.

This interesting installment places Cyclops in a completely vulnerable situation. Cyclops is a leader obsessed with the troll, and paradoxically, he asks to control his power.

Art
The art is organic, with many details supported by textures and lines, paying homage to the comics of the 2000s, but adding a brilliant touch with magnificent dynamism that highlights Cyclops' mutant power.

Summary
Cyclops is in the wrong place at the wrong time and in the crosshairs of the new Reavers at a vulnerable moment, where he has no control over anything that happens.more

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The story begins in 1933 with a tragedy involving Daniel Upton and Edward Derby, before flashing back to 1899, the year Daniel and Edward first met as teenagers.

As the years pass, Daniel prospers in his career and starts a family, while Edward, from a wealthy family, becomes obsessed with forbidden books at the mysterious Miskatonic Educational Institution in Arkham, Massachu setts, an investigation always interrupted by his annual trips to Europe.

Over the years, their friendship is nurtured by loyalty and empathy.

In 1924, Edward disappears for several years, returning in 1928 to the Miskatonic library to discover that something disturbing and mysterious has happened to the librarian.

There is a certain physical and personality resemblance between the character of Edward and the real Howard Phillips Lovecraft, which is both interesting and captivating.

An intriguing thriller that contrasts with the hopeful atmosphere, despite the world's state in the first third of the century, where there are hints that something macabre is about to happen.

Art
It's very detailed, capturing facial expressions with a degree of hyperrealism that perfectly captures Lovecraft's gloomy atmosphere.

Summary
The tragic friendship of Daniel and Edward is narrated from the beginningmore

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Red Ghost attacks the Baxter Building with his army of super-powered apes and infiltrates Reed's lab. He activates the Di-Quantus Stabilizer, creating an alternate world where apes are the dominant race and stripping the Fantastic Four of their powers.

Reed, Sue, and Johnny Ben are condemned to death by the apes. Suddenly, iconic characters from the Planet of the Apes-Corneliu s, Zira, Doctor Zaius, and General Ursu-acquire the powers of the Fantastic Four. All this chaos is being orchestrated by Red Ghost, who manipulates the Di-Quantus Stabilizer and now offers Doctor Doom to the Fantastic Four at their most vulnerable.

This interesting crossover blends both universes organically, where each represents a different side of the same coin. The Fantastic Four have always strived to elevate human civilization to a new level of excellence, while the Planet of the Apes seeks to eradicate all traces of humanity. This is another great success from Marvel Comics' 20th Century Studios imprint.

Art
With meticulous detail, enhanced by textures and a spectacular skill in capturing facial expressions and body language, this comic captures the essence of both universes: the cinematic style of Planet of the Apes combined with the science-fiction heroism of the Fantastic Four.

Summary
The Fantastic Four face a world designed to harm them at their most vulnerable moment.
Excellent fusion of universes.more

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This comic begins where GODZILLA DESTROYS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE #5 ends, with Godzilla exiled to the farthest reaches of the galaxy, but fused with Knull's symbiote.

The Galactic Senate has activated its alerts, as Godzilla is laying waste to entire planets. His next target is the Galactic Empire of Wakanda, which even with Black Bolt's help has been unable to stop him.

Knull doesn't control Godzilla; he only tells him the location of their common enemies.

The Guardians of the Galaxy intercept Knull and demand answers about what's happening. Nebula discovers that Godzilla's next target is Yggdrasil, located in Asgard.

The Fantastic Four attempt to stop Godzilla and meet with their greatest enemy, Galactus. They offer him an alliance to stop Godzilla, who is destroying planets that Galactus could devour.

This second stage of this amazing crossover continues to raise the narrative pace and achieve an epic synergy between both universes.

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

Summary
Godzilla seeks revenge on all the heroes of planet Earth, and his trail of destruction is of cosmic scale.
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This special features several short stories from different creative teams, in black, white, and blood red:

"FIRST KISS" by BENJAMIN PERCY, ROBERT GILL, and CORY PETIT: Logan stumbles upon a gang war in Canada between smuggling alcohol during Prohibition in the US in 1919. This was the day Logan experienced love at first drink.


"ONE LAST CROSSING" by MIRKA AN DOLFO and CORY PETIT: In the middle of the ocean, Logan confronts an injustice.


"THE CHILDREN OF THE ALTERED MIND" by FRANK TIERI, RAFFAELE IENCO, and CORY PETIT: On a secret mission, Carol Danvers and Logan face otherworldly weaponry.

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The Twilight Court and the Avengers devise a plan to stop this fragment of the deceased universe from Secret Wars, which is about to activate and create a new universe.

This impossible plan to send the Grail to another multiverse is accomplished by unifying the powers of the Avengers with the Twilight Court through a complex but magnificently explained process.

The plan consists of sending this Grail of Time to another multiverse and waiting for it to activate and create another new universe. They are attacked by the Ashen Combine, who steal the Grail. The Twilight Court then sends them to the void before the first firmament, and there, in the middle of nowhere, the Grail activates, creating the first firmament.

The penultimate chapter of this saga will reveal whether the origin of the universe rewrites the one we have.

Art
The art in this comic is epic, Sergio Davila is a genius, the story is mesmerizing with spectacular action sequences that highlight the heroic poses of the Avengers as well as this entire cosmic universe.

Summary
The Avengers and the Twilight Courts devise a complex and impossible plan to stop the activation of the Holy Grail and the reboot of the entire universe.more

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Hernando Montoya and the billionaire Yuri activate the mechanism to awaken the first fully synthetic beings, named Hannah and Alexander. This plan is exposed by the sensationalist reporter Blake Wohl, who, through a live stream, incites her followers to attack the Vita Nova corporation and stop it.

Nick and Denny arrive at Vita Nova and attempt to quell the enraged mob using t he new protest control system: a rain of a substance that hardens like concrete, trapping everyone but allowing them to breathe. The substance dissipates within hours.

But they all arrive too late. Nick and Denny meet Hannah and Alexander, the first synthetics... This is the open ending, awaiting volume 2.

With a shocking premise and powerful narrative depth, its solid foundations are supported by science fiction, dystopian futures, medical technology, and social psychology.

Art
With a high level of detail, the facial expressions and anatomy are mesmerizing, resulting in sequences that blend science fiction with suspense, noir touches, and a magnificently chosen color palette.

Summary
The illegal but imminent birth of the first fully synthetic beings takes the world by surprise.more

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Ember leads the Space Scouts team into the final battle and attempts to spark a revolution against the corrupt reality of government actions, but she is thwarted by politics. She understands that society is not malleable, preferring to turn a blind eye and indulge in other fantasies.

This new saga, which blends science fiction with action and intriguing touches of mystery, del ivers an excellent third act, introducing us to this vast universe and culminating in an unexpected ending.

Art
The art is highly detailed, successfully balancing science fiction with elements of a Western, all within a futuristic reality show atmosphere. The facial expressions and body language are spectacular.

Summary
Ember understands the meaning of the society in which she lives. An unexpected conclusion to this saga.
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This comic begins with Thundarr being held hostage by a group of mutants who bought him as a slave in this dystopian future, where humans are nearly extinct and other beings seek to rule what remains of civilization.

The Groundlings, a humanoid rodent species, need a mechanical part located underwater and send their human slaves to retrieve it, regardless of the risk of drowni ng. Thundarr frees them and confronts these beings with the help of Princess Ariel and Olak, a mutant of the Mok race.

While Olak provides brute force, Ariel uses her psychic powers to give Thundarr his flaming sword, which he wields with great skill. Thundarr is obsessed with helping all oppressed humans.

The Groundlings obtain what they seek and deliver it to their leader, Lord Gemini, who, along with the Council of Wizards, has managed to build a time machine.

This comic blends science fiction with fantasy in a dystopian setting, taking seriously the original premise established by Hanna-Barbera in the original animated series of the 1980s.

Art
Kewer perfectly captures this blend of barbarism and science fiction in every panel, creating an atmosphere of mystery.

Summary
Thundarr nearly prevents the Council of Wizards from wielding immense power in this dystopian future filled with mystery, magic, and science fiction.more

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Zach and Rose pass through the portal opened by Nephilim, where they are offered the chance to surrender their powers. However, Rose convinces Zach that they must keep them to use them to help those around them. It is then that they are attacked by Domino and Beezle, who are defeated by Zach and Rose, forcing them to retreat to their realms. The people they had possessed return to normal .

Zach and Rose go to rescue their parents. The Halos are exonerated, while the Hornsbys remain imprisoned. Zach is invited to live at Rose's house while his parents are released. They now live together and are willing to work as a team. They reveal that their pets, like Sydney, are protective and watchful of their actions.

This chapter concludes this arc where Zach and Rose are no longer stalked by Domino and Beezle. Their lives have changed, and they're going to work together.

Art
It creates a balance between a naive style with somber undertones and rich detail, forging a powerful artistic contrast between the horror of Hell and the blinding light of Heaven.

Summary
Zach and Rose make their final decision regarding their powers, and everything changes after this chapter.more

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This version of Marvel Zombies reimagines the origin and various events of Marvel Comics from the 1960s, in this case, a reimagining of KING IN BLACK.

Spider-Man, in his Symbiote suit and with Ultron's help, manages to capture the zombie superheroes, creating a kind of calm even though the pandemic continues. However, the sudden arrival of the Symbiote king, Knull, leaves Pete r stunned, as he wasn't prepared for this.

The reappearance of Jean Grey/Phoenix changes everything. She easily defeats Knull, and the cosmic power cures her of the zombie virus, making her humanity's hope for survival.

This comic abruptly concludes this saga, which reimagines several legendary Marvel events within a zombie context.

This comic is part of the "Red Band" line and therefore includes explicit violence, gore, blood, and horror.

Art
It provides the necessary somber tone to tell this intense horror story. The details in the viscera and the lifeless expressions of the zombies are chilling and brilliant, capturing a tone similar to Marvel's Silver Age comics.

Summary
Spider-Man faces his greatest fear...the Black King Knull, and he's going to need all the help he can getmore

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Frank Castle puts his plan into action, luring Tombstone to Kingpin's secret mansion. He steals a garbage truck that speeds and is pursued by the police, and Punisher is about to fuel his war against Kingpin.

Chaos erupts at the mansion. Tombstone's henchmen open fire on the police, and the mansion is engulfed in flames. Punisher reaches Kingpin and riddles him with bullets. J ust as he's about to do the same to Tombstone, a detective convinces him to let her arrest him.

Punisher rescues Micro, though he nearly kills him. Punisher returns and remembers everything.

A spectacular finale that possesses all the elements for a perfect Punisher story: action, blood,plot twists, punishment and revenge.

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

Summary
Punisher prepares his final attack on Kingpin, filling him with bullets, police, and Tombstone!
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Madame Masque is working with A.I.M. and forces a brilliant and resourceful individual to recreate the Iron Man suit under the same circumstances, but he fails. She then devises another plan to create her own Tony Stark.

Iron Man defeats Blizzard in Los Angeles and heads to present his first Tony Stark Award. With Pepper Potts' help, he selects a person of exceptional intellig ence: Adam Ware, a specialist in new teaching techniques. Tony is being watched by Melinda, who represents the government that has banned the use of powerful weapons following the defeat of Doctor Doom. She is currently an ally.

But the event is interrupted by Madame Masque, who kidnaps Pepper. Tony rescues her, only to realize it's a distraction; Masque has kidnapped Adam Ware.

A.I.M. not only kidnapped Adam, but also all the finalists for the Tony Stark Award, all personally chosen by Tony for their outstanding intelligence. With time running out, Iron Man must save all these people, as they are part of an old contingency plan of Tony's that he had previously discarded.

Captain America suspects Tony's plan and alerts the Avengers to the possibility of stopping Iron Man at some point.

A spectacular and exciting start to a new Iron Man saga, which refreshes his universe and places him in a kind of conspiracy that was his own idea.

Art
Carmen demonstrates her ability to create brilliant dynamism, where her lines create mesmerizing sequences and capture the essence of all these classic characters, updating them and highlighting their sexier traits while balancing them with their heroic moments.

Summary
Iron Man faces a conspiracy that perverts Tony's desire to reward excellence by turning brilliant and innocent people into key weapons for a nefarious A.I.M. project.
A magnificent starting point for new readersmore

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Bruce Banner lives in hiding with Betty, using the identities of David Hamilton and Heather. They avoid traffic cameras and anything else that might identify them. They work together, and their coworkers suspect nothing.

But something inside Betty is triggered when she sees the Infernal Hulk's attacks on the news. She suffers a breakdown; it seems she has a monster identity th at wants to return.

Reed Richards and Iron Man locate Bruce, who asks them to leave and explains that Eldest managed to separate Bruce from the Hulk using magic in caverns beneath the Nevada desert called Requiem Plain. Iron Man and Reed leave, annoyed.

This comic continues to maintain that gloomy tone of mystery mixed with suspense and supernatural horror, making it a mesmerizing read.

Art
It features two different artistic visions. Kelin's highlights a bleak world controlled by fear, while Walker presents a more hopeful vision of Betty and Bruce's life.

Summary
Bruce and Betty live the normal life they've always longed for, but they hide a secret and are terrified of the Infernal Hulk.more