[REVIEW] REPTIL #1
The Marvel Universe’s resident teen dinosaur superhero returns to stands in a big way with this week’s Reptil #1.
[REVIEW] SHANG-CHI #1
The deadliest hands in the East prepares to face off against Earth’s mightiest heroes in a brand new ongoing series.
[REVIEW] THE IMMORTAL HULK: TIME OF MONSTERS #1
Immortal Hulk: Time of Monsters #1 is a standalone tale that ties into the mythos of Al Ewing’s flagship title, but can be read on its own.
[REVIEW] ‘FANTASTIC FOUR: LIFE STORY #1’ IS A DARKER TAKE ON MARVEL’S FIRST FAMILY
Fantastic Four: Life Story #1 explores what would happen if the Fantastic Four started their spacefaring superheroics in the real 1960s.
[REVIEW] GET RECRUITED TO KEEP THE PEACE IN ‘RANGERS OF THE DIVIDE’ #1
There may be a few bumps on our dragon-fueled ride, but the tension introduced in Rangers of the Divide makes this worth checking out.
[REVIEW] X-CORP #1
In this week’s X-Corp #1, the mutants of Krakoa venture into yet another new frontier: the world of corporate espionage.
[REVIEW] WAKE UP AND SMELL THE CLIMATE CRISIS IN ‘EVE #1’
There are certainly hitches in the first issue of Eve, but our hero and her button-eyed companion make this worth checking out.
[REVIEW] HEROES REBORN #1
The Marvel Universe is headed for yet another reality warp in this week’s Heroes Reborn #1, and it’s down to a certain Daywalker to fix it.
[REVIEW] ‘THE GOOD ASIAN #1’ IS A REFRESHING TAKE ON NOIR
Set in 1936 Chinatown, The Good Asian follows Edison Hark, mainland America’s first Chinese American detective. He is tasked with finding Ivy Chen, a maid and secret lover of his surrogate father, millionaire Mason Carroway. But what starts as a simple missing persons case quickly escalates into something more dire.