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Welcome to another edition of Fantastic Five. This week, Marvel and DC each hand over two incredible comics, with Juniba closing out the top five of the images. Let’s go to the book!Best Comics of the Week: March 5, 2025Monkey Meat: Summer Batch #1Juni Ba continues to push the boundaries of cartoons with Monkey Flesh: Summer Batch #1, offering vibrant, destructive, and extremely imaginative take, from corporate greed to superhero heritage. It’s a must-see to melt your heart!Read our full review of Dave Brook!#4: Two-face #4Prepare for a courtroom showdown like you’ve never seen before as the 2-faced summon Harvey…
Today, AIPT can share Prints ‘The Mask of Haliya Volume 2: Echoes of The Forgotted Kickstarter, part of Kwento Comics and Clover Press. Kickstarter features stories inspired by Philippine mythology written by Kaitlyn Fajilan, written by Susan Bin and Viccaedo art, the colors of Lizbuenaventura, written by Kiera Sibal and edited by Ariel Gioveranos.Masks in Harya Volume 2: The Forgotten Echo follows Filipino-American Marisol Reyes as she tackles the life-changing power of the magical mask she inherited from her great grandmother. The deluxe hardcover will soon come to Kickstarter.Check out the limited editions of artists Kathryn Reino, Susan Bin, Justin…
Courtesy of Dynamite, aipt can share the entire issue of military death in Darkness #1. This issue is one of many that is now part of a humble bundle of live dynamite, and you can go back here.This bundle centers around the Army of Darkness, one of Dynamite’s core pillar licenses. AOD: Ashes 2 Ashes #1 was actually my first dynamite comic. Essentially it was a Collectill add-on license through the Dynamic Force that they decided to make a leap. Therefore, this bundle covers all the important highlights and core series for over 20 years!The death to the army of…
In 2017, Marvel launched a new ongoing Runaways comic series from writers Rainbow Rowell and Artist Kris Anka, along with the adaptation of Hulu Television. Since their first debut over 20 years ago, the runaway teen hero character has maintained avid fanbase. Their own comic title headlines have been somewhat sporadic over the years, but the characters have consistently appeared throughout Marvel’s universe. This week, the publisher unveiled a new runaway issue 5 miniseries as part of one world of doom events. Arrived this June, author Rainbow Lowell will be back with artist Elena Casagrandé joining him. The series features…
Marvel Comics has revealed a new cover by Simone Bianchi from Wolverine #8 (Legacy #400), featuring Romulus. Romulus is one of Wolverine’s oldest enemies, and recently resurfaced with Wolverine in Saladin Ahmed and Martin Koccolo’s Wolverine, with co-creator Simone Bianchi spotlighting the villain with a new variant cover of Wolverine #8, which hit the 400th issue of Milestone in April.Please see the cover below.New York, New York – March 6, 2025 – In acclaimed new run by Wolverine, writer Saladin Ahmed and artist Martin Koccolo introduced the looming threat of ancient primitive forces tracking and controlling the villains enhanced by…
Last month, the teams of Scott Mescudy, Joe Clarke, Kyle Higgins and Federico Bartoni finally entered the origins of Moonman, and from the start they shared my favourite issues. After a time-bending psychedelic trip in last year’s issue via Ramon’s backstory, Moonman #7 deals with the aftermath of the crew’s encounter with unexplained cosmic forces. Unfortunately, the previous issue managed a strong balance of various threads, durations and character development, but this issue stumbles a bit with regard to forward momentum.Much of the problem is spent debating what happened and what happened, with some people refusing to acknowledge traumatic events…
Marvel Comics has appeared in the roll using MCU variant covers, revealing that Daredevil is undergoing treatment with Daredevil today. Starting in April, Marvel TV variant covers will be featured in Daredevil’s current solo comic series issues #20-21 and in the upcoming Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell Limited series issue.The cover presents original costume illustrations and concept art by Ryan Meinerding, Visual Development Director at Marvel Studios, and Jackson Sze, Visual Development Director.Check out the cover below! New York, NY – March 6, 2025 – To celebrate Marvel TV’s Daredevil: Again, reborn, premiered on Disney+ earlier this week, Marvel Comics…
Oni Press announced that Mars’ Nacelleverse biker mouse has been winning a continuous series since June. Melissa Flores writes the art and series of Daniel Guete. The new series will be released about a year after its debut on ONI Press last year.”We play it 100% straight, and there’s no winking in the audience. It’s not a typical ‘funny animal comic’,” said editor Carl Bollers. “And while there are ‘Cowabunga’ and ‘Boo Ya’ style catchphrases, to fill the fuel tanks of old and new fans, overall, we definitely won’t draw a punch this time and hopefully appeals to readers of…
As if the film’s history of DC was not written, DC Comics is finally getting a suitable history book. DC Comics: The Universe Stories by Sean Howe and Sam Thiellman were published in one of those book’s contract columns and just signed as posted by Thiellman. (The news is a week ago, but no one has posted it, so I’m going here.) I can’t imagine two qualified people anymore! Howe is the author of Marvel Comics: The Untold Story is a perfectly studied and thrilled story of Marvel’s behind the scenes story. Thielman is currently a graphic novel reviewer for…
By the early 2000s, the X-Men franchise had spun into a web of near impermeable nonsense. The post-Clairmont era was when the series got out of control after stacking up on one another, detouring the main characters into an alternative universe, forcing the relationships of problematic characters, and quietly forgetting the main players. After a problematic decade, the best bold move was to completely reinvent Marvel’s hilarious mutants from scratch with the new X-Men.It was a genius move, but it wasn’t a beloved person. It seems like big bold moves aren’t always accepted by fans, but that’s what you need.…