I hate to say it, but there isn’t much here and it’s a drop for us.

Edgy and dark and a dash of Catholicism brings Daredevil back to its roots as Matt Murdock rebuilds his life. A much welcomed return to form for the title and the stakes already feel huge. Can’t wait to see where this book goes next.

An interesting premise using the backdrop of Apokolips and the 4th World to tackle real world issues of sexism and misogyny. Stunning artwork adds to the enjoyment of this issue. However, we hope the premise doesn’t undermine the intended story. Worth checking out.

Enjoyable series so far and this issue does not disappoint. Very rapid action and the surprise twist at the end—- did not see it coming and it’s a pretty awesome callback. Looking forward to issue 5.

Scott Summers makes his edgy return to Marvel Comics having been recently resurrected in last week’s Uncanny X-Men Annual #1. The story is told in 3 perspectives, Cyclops, Wolverine and Blindfold and lays the foundations of the upcoming run. It was fun to see Scott and Logan reunite being the two resident dead X-Men and are now all that’s left of the team with the conclusion of Disassembles. It was beautifully drawn and I enjoyed the banter between the two frenemies. I look forward to what comes next.