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DC has incorporated two of its most beloved animation icons into unknown territory: Batman/static: Beyond, Beyond, and the 6th issue of Elseworlds Limited series, which will be released on November 12th, 2025. Unlike what Evan Narcisse (Black Panther’s Rise of the Black Panther) has Nikolas Draper-Ivey (Static: Dakota’s Shadows of Unites Untery mcginy) fans have seen before, Neo Gosham with Virgil Hawkins, the moving hero who will shape the future of Dakota City. In the debut issue, Terry is found to be protecting the neon skyline, and Virgil will lead the launch of the Q-Wave Energy Grid. This is a…
We’re approaching the Ultimate Endgame and the days are ticking down until The Maker returns to terrorize the Ultimate Marvel Universe. But in the meantime, it’s another Wednesday and we’ve got an exciting slate of reviews for you! Including the continuing adventures of the Ultimate Universe’s first crossover, Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion #3, which will undoubtedly play a big role in whatever finale we have to look forward to for this exciting line of comics. But that’s not all! We’ve got the usual Rapid Rundown of reviews this week, including: Giant Size X-Men #2, Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1, The Ultimates…
Although not all books have decided to use 19th-century American novelist Herman Melville as a minor supporting character, readers will soon realize that such books have a proper nautical theme. Aquina is a very voyage book, but there are no white whales. This is not a book about hunting or catching anything. It’s a book about letting go in the end. Dark Horse Relegated to a close cast of characters for centuries, Aquina could be called a generational trauma if there was a generation to investigate. Instead, it is a book that features a sad seaside immortal group and their…
Look, go up the sky, it’s a bird… it’s an airplane… oh, actually it’s just a star. Hey guys, we’re back here again with Skybound Transformer #23 by Kruker, Daniel Warren Johnson, Jorge Corona and Mike Spicer! A godlike question. I’m going to talk about it now. Transformers #23 spoilers! This is the first time this book has made me cry. A complete halt, emotionally cried cry. In this issue, DWJ explores deep, moving, deeply personal themes of loss, isolation, hope, fatherhood, and love. And it all works perfectly. The perfect moment for Ultra Magnus characters is a true mythical…
Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion endures the title, catapulting Miles Morales into the Earth 6160 world, trying to find his sister Billy, while also dealing with a radically different version of the heroes and manufacturers council he knows. Ultimate Spider-Man: Intrusion #3 fundamentally raises the ante as Mile finds Billy and encounters the ultimate X-Men, more specifically Nico Minor and Maestorm. He knows little, Billy is also in Japan under the careful eyes of a silver samurai. Especially since this is the first time anyone but Peach Momo has dealt with the ultimate X-Men character. Considering the work Momoko created by shaping…
In this week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews, the team reviews the finale issue of I Was a Fashion School Serial Killer, the start of a new arc with Cemetery Kids Run Rabid, a Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover, and more! We also have Avery Kaplan’s Star Trek comics Ensign’s Log, plus as always … The Prog Report! Cemetery Kids Run Rabid #1 Writer: Zac ThompsonArtist: Daniel IrizarriColorist: Brittany PeerLetterer: Andworld DesignPublisher: Oni Press Review by Jared Bird What if a game console had you play entirely as you slept? You might lose track of countless hours inside the Dreamwave, and might even get…
Giant-Size X-Men #2 is a story that works on multiple levels. Not only does he bring Kamala Khan back to the full circle, but he also finds that she’s back in Jersey City, so he literally explores what connects her with Legion. It’s not the power of their mutants, nor even the fact that they traveled through some of the biggest battles of the X-Men. I want to be accepted. As Legion wants to be the whole again, his destructive rampage goes wild over time, and Kamala is eager to fit not only with the other mutants but with her…
The current action comics show how they dive deep into Clark Kent’s life as a superboy and deal with being a teenager and fledgling superhero. Anyone who was a teenager knows that puberty is never easy, and with a superpower it doubles. Action Comic #1089 throws another wrench into the mix when Clark’s history teacher Adam Blake reveals what he knows about Clark’s powers. How does Blake know about this? He turns out to be the superhero himself. He is a mutant known as Captain Comet! (Yes, there were other mutant heroes long before the X-Men exploded into the scene.)…
Since his introduction in X-Men #1 in September 1963, Scott Summers, aka Cyclops, has dedicated his life to fighting for fellow mutants. Cyclops led the team through Silver Age, and in 1975, after the second Genesis team chased the giant sized X-Men #1, he stayed with the team and fought alongside Junglei until his death during the “Dark Phoenix Saga.” Stumped by grief, Scott temporarily considered quitting the X-Men before choosing to stay for the benefit of the team. Scott continued to join the new Team X Factor after it was revealed to be alive in coco at the bottom…
Fans of Joe Kelly’s current Amazing Spider-Man Run have doubled their web sling this November as Marvel prepares to release Amazing Spider-Man #15 and #16. The art featuring Pepe Larraz and John Romita Jr., brings the action up following Spidey’s brutal loss to New Villain Hellgate, followed by a shocking revelation that there are currently two Spider Menen. One Spider-Man is blown away by a space adventure with a new suit, a new alliance, and perhaps even a new romance. The other is patroling the streets of New York with a clearly friendly approach to justice. Along the way, he…