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Something really big is happening in the Silver Surfer’s death silver surfer, but he doesn’t deserve it. As the first problem suggests, he is kind and wants to help anyone with anything, but it is still misunderstood. A moody, introspective character, the second issue continues the journey of a selfish, ego-maniac billionaire who seeks unimaginable power. What is clear when reading Silver Surfer #2’s Death is to nail the wonders of Marvel Cosmic. This issue starts with a giant stone-like galactos floating in space as if resting in peace, but we know it’s nothing. As the adventurer approaches, we see…
Since the launch of Ultimate Black Panther, it has been teasing its collection of storylines. There is a conspiracy in the Kingdom of Wakanda, especially Boducan. There is an evil spirit that lives in Wakanda’s vibranium, and now Africa is free and terrified. Finally, the appearance of Storm and Eric Killmonger shook the life of the Black Panther, especially as there is friction between Storm and the King of Wakanda. In Ultimate Black Panther #18, all of these separate threads start to come together. Brian Hill has to give him credits on how he began to connect those dots. Ultimate…
After being chased by Rogues, the situation was looking for Wally West. He found a new home, made a friend or two… and suddenly everything exploded in flames. Now Wally is in the mountains of trouble. why? Another classic Flash villain appears to have found him. Please enter a heat wave! Wally, a friendly curious Grod, sorry, George with a thriving curiosity, wait, Gorilla Grodd (but make him friendly!) doesn’t look good. Needless to say, Eleanor Sheene leads the rogue in Wally’s hunt. Here, Jeff Remear and Al Kaplan continue their second arc of Absolute Flash by expanding the world…
SDCC Coverage sponsored by Mad Cave New publisher Cosmic Lighthouse Comics has announced that their first title is the Child of Salvation. The science fiction graphic novel, created by artist Mike Collins (Dr. Who), is the first part of Tchaikovsky’s The Final Architecture series, and will be released exclusively for Comixology in the summer of 2026. Final Architecture: Children’s Covers by Steve Stone In the Children of Salvation, the alien architects tore the earth apart and threaten the world of all colonies… But can one small child feel their approach? The final architecture, released in 2021, consists of…
Snow Monkey is a new Red 5 comic by author Jason Shaw and artist Heubert Khan Michael. This is a throwback to past martial arts comics following teenager Jennifer Gatelyn, who wears an ancient turmeric helmet and acquires the experience and abilities of those who wear it. As a Snow Monkey, she fights her father, the crime master known as her father, Teacher. The show will be signed Wednesday, July 23rd between 4pm and 6pm, with Snow Monkey Day consisting of a Q&A, another signature and a presentation by Shaw, but will last from 2pm to 6pm on Thursday, July…
SDCC Coverage sponsored by Mad Cave Needless to say, DC’s Absolute Universe has been a clear success since it was launched over a year ago. To celebrate the launch of the first anniversary of the Absolute Universe this October, DC has announced two oversized absolute Universe one-shot specials and five pivotal new absolute Universe issues. The first is Absolute Evil #1 written by Al Ewing, with Giuseppe Kamunkori and Stefanonesi with art and main covers. Variant covers are provided by Fabrizio de Tommaso, Gerald Parel, Dustin Nguyen, and Riley Rossmo, and also have a foil variant cover shown…
After “Side Quest,” so to speak, Wonder Woman is back on track with the ongoing epics of Tom King and Daniel Sanpele. Wonder Woman #23 aims to start explaining people with the mouse on a cliffhanger a few issues ago. In a question with little words, Wonder Woman looks at what was right before doing what she was told to do. Wonder Woman #23 starts with a digital mouse clock with the words “Mouseman Know” written on it and flips to “Mouseman Knows.” The alarm screens “Mouseman knows.” The child says, “The mouse has ears… the mouse has ears…” and…
Krypton: When I first learned that there was a comic called Krypton’s Last Dog, I was sure it was definitely aimed at children. I was a bit confused when I saw Ryan North and Mike Norton leading the project, but there was no way Crypto’s comics were serious books, right? Well, Crypto: The last dog in Crypton #2 proved that this is probably not a children’s book, but heartbreaking and well done. However, it is important to judge this book on the cover before addressing the quality of the problem itself. By that standard it is already an extraordinary comic!…
Jeff Remair and Dustin Nuguen’s sequel to Robin and Batman was rocking with excellent first issues and Jason Todd ready to boil with rage. It gave us a unique view of what it was like to manage Jason when he was a young Robin, and how Alfred and Batman had their doubts about his pursuit of vigilance. That’s less obvious than in Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #2, as new vigilantes enter the scene. Robin & Batman: Jason Todd #2 begins with a nine-panel page featuring this issue and various important moments in Jason Todd’s history. They’re like a fever…
The dynamic duo of Mark Waid and Chris Samney continues Batman & Robin’s “growthing pain.” This ninth article brings us closer to the conclusion of the Maxi series. In this issue, the creative team drops a huge bomb on readers who deepen the emotional core of the series. Get ready for an action-packed adventure. This issue is not just about crime fighting, which creates a major bond that is even stronger than Batman and Robin. It’s about connections. DC This issue repeats three important actions: The first introduces the action with a creepy, gentle opener that explains the mob family’s…