From the start, my admiration for this book has been rooted in the fact that, by rights, it shouldn't work. It's too goofy, too over the top. But the unshakable conviction that Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta bring to it make it work through pure talent and sheer force of will.
November 27, 2025 at 10:25 PM
From the start, my admiration for this book has been rooted in the fact that, by rights, it shouldn't work. It's too goofy, too over the top. But the unshakable conviction that Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta bring to it make it work through pure talent and sheer force of will.
This continues to be a nifty nerdgasm of a book, pulling from all corners of the Marvel U. As a fan of Christos Gage's Avengers Academy, it's nice to see him writing Hank Pym again. Gage does a bang up job with both Hank and Carol Danvers in this issue. Nice use of Ken Connell's Star Brand as well.
November 27, 2025 at 9:21 PM
This continues to be a nifty nerdgasm of a book, pulling from all corners of the Marvel U. As a fan of Christos Gage's Avengers Academy, it's nice to see him writing Hank Pym again. Gage does a bang up job with both Hank and Carol Danvers in this issue. Nice use of Ken Connell's Star Brand as well.
Whether by shrewd planning or by coincidence, this concludes with a festive feast, making it ideal reading for Thanksgiving. Guest artist Juann Cabal joins Al Ewing for this issue, one that sheds light on what's been going on in Asgard in Thor's absence. Immaculately crafted Thor goodness, as usual.
November 27, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Whether by shrewd planning or by coincidence, this concludes with a festive feast, making it ideal reading for Thanksgiving. Guest artist Juann Cabal joins Al Ewing for this issue, one that sheds light on what's been going on in Asgard in Thor's absence. Immaculately crafted Thor goodness, as usual.
Oh, this is great. The first issue was solid but issue two confirms that this is seriously good shit. Dan Panosian's gritty yet cartoonish art style is perfectly in tune with the gleefully warped Punisher meets Tales from the Crypt vibes of Jimmy Palmiotti's mordantly funny script.
November 27, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Oh, this is great. The first issue was solid but issue two confirms that this is seriously good shit. Dan Panosian's gritty yet cartoonish art style is perfectly in tune with the gleefully warped Punisher meets Tales from the Crypt vibes of Jimmy Palmiotti's mordantly funny script.
Fans of Nic Klein's art have a freaking feast in store for them here. It can't be overstated how much he brings to this Hulk run. All respect to writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson but this is Klein's book. Every page is a jaw dropper. The horror vibes of the previous vol get amped up on this new #1.
November 26, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Fans of Nic Klein's art have a freaking feast in store for them here. It can't be overstated how much he brings to this Hulk run. All respect to writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson but this is Klein's book. Every page is a jaw dropper. The horror vibes of the previous vol get amped up on this new #1.
Big thumbs up for this. While this first issue is mostly set up, that's not to its detriment. Characterization by Jimmy Palmiotti is on point and Tommaso Bianchi's art has the perfect gritty flair to it. Issue is filled out nicely with an amusing Mini Marvels strip and a sweet double spread pin up.
November 26, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Big thumbs up for this. While this first issue is mostly set up, that's not to its detriment. Characterization by Jimmy Palmiotti is on point and Tommaso Bianchi's art has the perfect gritty flair to it. Issue is filled out nicely with an amusing Mini Marvels strip and a sweet double spread pin up.
Cool conclusion to a fun mini. Gerry Duggan and Javier Garron cooked up some choice kaiju action with this. Glad they'll be coming back for a Godzilla encore next year with Infinity Roar.
November 22, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Cool conclusion to a fun mini. Gerry Duggan and Javier Garron cooked up some choice kaiju action with this. Glad they'll be coming back for a Godzilla encore next year with Infinity Roar.
These Predator minis definitely got better with each one. The first one with Wolverine was way too convoluted for what should've been a straightforward throwdown. BP was better, leaner, but the art was a little weak. Once they got to the Spidey one, it all came together and this is even better.
November 22, 2025 at 8:55 PM
These Predator minis definitely got better with each one. The first one with Wolverine was way too convoluted for what should've been a straightforward throwdown. BP was better, leaner, but the art was a little weak. Once they got to the Spidey one, it all came together and this is even better.
This rocked. Everything that Jed MacKay's been doing with AoR has kicked ass. At this point, I've pretty much checked out of the rest of this event and I'm just getting whatever part of AoR that MacKay's writing. I'll jump back in to the rest of the X line in a month or two when it's all over.
November 22, 2025 at 7:26 PM
This rocked. Everything that Jed MacKay's been doing with AoR has kicked ass. At this point, I've pretty much checked out of the rest of this event and I'm just getting whatever part of AoR that MacKay's writing. I'll jump back in to the rest of the X line in a month or two when it's all over.
For a book whose first issue I picked up totally on a whim, I still find myself very much locked in after four issues. Thumbs up for Stephanie Phillips' lean, tight scripting but perhaps an even bigger thumbs up for Paolo Villanelli's art. I just love the look of this book.
November 21, 2025 at 7:34 PM
For a book whose first issue I picked up totally on a whim, I still find myself very much locked in after four issues. Thumbs up for Stephanie Phillips' lean, tight scripting but perhaps an even bigger thumbs up for Paolo Villanelli's art. I just love the look of this book.
Anything Jed MacKay writes is guaranteed to be worth picking up, and sure enough, he crushes it on this first new Nova issue. There's nothing flashy or showy about MacKay's writing style. He's just so rock solid on plotting and characterization. This is Nova's best shot at a long run in ages.
November 20, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Anything Jed MacKay writes is guaranteed to be worth picking up, and sure enough, he crushes it on this first new Nova issue. There's nothing flashy or showy about MacKay's writing style. He's just so rock solid on plotting and characterization. This is Nova's best shot at a long run in ages.
Zdarsky and Schiti wrap up their first arc and it's clear that Cap is in the best hands he's been in for quite some time. Not to say there hasn't been some fine work done with Cap over the past several years, there has, but not like this. It's going to be a character defining run.
November 20, 2025 at 8:53 PM
Zdarsky and Schiti wrap up their first arc and it's clear that Cap is in the best hands he's been in for quite some time. Not to say there hasn't been some fine work done with Cap over the past several years, there has, but not like this. It's going to be a character defining run.
This was...ok. Main story and the Nightwing and Wolverine team up were the highlights. Other stories, like the Hulk & Harlequin one, were mostly misses. Well worth getting, if only for Dan Mora drawing Batman and Deadpool, but the Marvel end of this intercompany crossover was more successful.
November 19, 2025 at 11:42 PM
This was...ok. Main story and the Nightwing and Wolverine team up were the highlights. Other stories, like the Hulk & Harlequin one, were mostly misses. Well worth getting, if only for Dan Mora drawing Batman and Deadpool, but the Marvel end of this intercompany crossover was more successful.
No comic ever had covers as cool as '70s Ghost Rider. The interiors on those GR issues, well, that's another story, but those covers! Nothing else jumped off the spinner racks like they did.
November 19, 2025 at 11:36 PM
No comic ever had covers as cool as '70s Ghost Rider. The interiors on those GR issues, well, that's another story, but those covers! Nothing else jumped off the spinner racks like they did.
Oh hell yes.
🔥 WORLDS COLLIDE! 🔥
Marvel’s First Family lands in Planet of the Apes for the first time ever in PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR #1! The FF meet Zira, Cornelius… AND some classic #Marvel Comics villains 😱🐵
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Marvel’s First Family lands in Planet of the Apes for the first time ever in PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR #1! The FF meet Zira, Cornelius… AND some classic #Marvel Comics villains 😱🐵
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Marvel finally does the impossible: Fantastic Four crash into Planet of the Apes in a crossover 50 years in the making!
PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR, a four-issue series by Josh Trujillo and Andrea di Vito, launches in February.
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November 19, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Oh hell yes.
This Punisher relaunch continues to absolutely rip. Benjamin Percy and Julius Ohta are serving up a no nonsense bloodbath. This is literally everything you want when you pick up a Punisher book. Frank is a top five Marvel guy for me so I'm pumped to see him back and the creative team so locked in.
November 19, 2025 at 8:59 PM
This Punisher relaunch continues to absolutely rip. Benjamin Percy and Julius Ohta are serving up a no nonsense bloodbath. This is literally everything you want when you pick up a Punisher book. Frank is a top five Marvel guy for me so I'm pumped to see him back and the creative team so locked in.
House ad for the upcoming IM relaunch in the new ASM. This Stegman art was seen when the announcement on the book was made but it's cool to see it in print. I am soooo hyped for this. Williamson delivered my favorite Flash and Superman runs in recent years and I hope he can bring that magic to Tony.
November 19, 2025 at 8:21 PM
House ad for the upcoming IM relaunch in the new ASM. This Stegman art was seen when the announcement on the book was made but it's cool to see it in print. I am soooo hyped for this. Williamson delivered my favorite Flash and Superman runs in recent years and I hope he can bring that magic to Tony.
Wow. Killer issue. Joe Kelly has such a great handle on the entire cast of this book. May, Norman, Ben Reilly, Tombstone, they all get moments in this issue that speak so perfectly to who they are and their specific connections to Peter and/or Spider-Man. And JRJR helps deliver them to perfection.
November 19, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Wow. Killer issue. Joe Kelly has such a great handle on the entire cast of this book. May, Norman, Ben Reilly, Tombstone, they all get moments in this issue that speak so perfectly to who they are and their specific connections to Peter and/or Spider-Man. And JRJR helps deliver them to perfection.
Marvel house ad for all the various Spidey excitement happening in '96! For all the faults of the Clone Saga, a lot of new fans were minted in this era.
November 17, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Marvel house ad for all the various Spidey excitement happening in '96! For all the faults of the Clone Saga, a lot of new fans were minted in this era.
An unexpected choice for the new DD creative team, but a promising one. I might've preferred Erica Schultz on DD but I like Phillips a lot too. And let's face it: anything is going to be an improvement on the Saladin Ahmed run. aiptcomics.com/2025/11/14/m...
Marvel relaunches Daredevil in March 2026 with a new mystery villain — and a blind bag twist
DAREDEVIL by Stephanie Phillips and Lee Garbett begins in March.
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November 14, 2025 at 4:34 PM
An unexpected choice for the new DD creative team, but a promising one. I might've preferred Erica Schultz on DD but I like Phillips a lot too. And let's face it: anything is going to be an improvement on the Saladin Ahmed run. aiptcomics.com/2025/11/14/m...
I sympathize with the outrage, but holding the line was never going to result in Republicans agreeing to extend the ACA subsidies. Best result of holding out was to force R's to nuke the filibuster and have them have to 100% own this without Dem votes. That's it. ACA was always going to be toast.
This deal to reopen the government is fucking disgraceful.
Tens of millions will lose their healthcare. Trump will be emboldened.
This is exactly what’s wrong with Democratic Party leadership and why we need more people in Congress who will actually hold the line.
Tens of millions will lose their healthcare. Trump will be emboldened.
This is exactly what’s wrong with Democratic Party leadership and why we need more people in Congress who will actually hold the line.
November 10, 2025 at 8:17 PM
I sympathize with the outrage, but holding the line was never going to result in Republicans agreeing to extend the ACA subsidies. Best result of holding out was to force R's to nuke the filibuster and have them have to 100% own this without Dem votes. That's it. ACA was always going to be toast.
Not surpringing to see Bendis doing an Avengers story in the anniversary issue. Pretty cool, but I'm just eager to know what else he's got lined up at Marvel. I hope there's an actual run in the cards and not just specials and minis. aiptcomics.com/2025/11/10/b...
Brian Michael Bendis returns to Marvel for ‘Avengers’ #34, the 800th issue milestone
This January, AVENGERS #34, the milestone 800th issue of AVENGERS, will feature a story by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley.
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November 10, 2025 at 8:10 PM
Not surpringing to see Bendis doing an Avengers story in the anniversary issue. Pretty cool, but I'm just eager to know what else he's got lined up at Marvel. I hope there's an actual run in the cards and not just specials and minis. aiptcomics.com/2025/11/10/b...
Nice! About time S.H.I.E.L.D. came back!
🚨 The return of S.H.I.E.L.D.! 🛡️
Captain America #6 kicks off a new era as Zdarsky, @valerioschiti.bsky.social, & #MarvelComics bring back Fury’s iconic organization for the first time in nearly a decade — and set the stage for #ARMAGEDDON! 🇺🇸🔥 #comicsky
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Captain America #6 kicks off a new era as Zdarsky, @valerioschiti.bsky.social, & #MarvelComics bring back Fury’s iconic organization for the first time in nearly a decade — and set the stage for #ARMAGEDDON! 🇺🇸🔥 #comicsky
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S.H.I.E.L.D. returns in the next chapter of Chip Zdarsky and Valerio Schiti’s ‘Captain America’
This January, the Road to Armageddon begins in 'CAPTAIN AMERICA' #6, the new arc of Chip Zdarsky and Valerio Schiti that introduces the all-new S.H.I.E.L.D.!
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November 7, 2025 at 9:56 PM
Nice! About time S.H.I.E.L.D. came back!
Hot damn, this rocked. Balls to the wall pulp sci-fi action. A movie designed to speak to every nerd's inner twelve year old. This is the kind of movie that would've lit up my world as a Saturday matinee in the '80s. Just a glorious monster mash. Loved it. Hope Dan Trachtenberg gets to make more.
November 7, 2025 at 3:03 AM
Hot damn, this rocked. Balls to the wall pulp sci-fi action. A movie designed to speak to every nerd's inner twelve year old. This is the kind of movie that would've lit up my world as a Saturday matinee in the '80s. Just a glorious monster mash. Loved it. Hope Dan Trachtenberg gets to make more.
Well it took 8 issues but I can finally say that I full on enjoyed an Absolute Green Lantern issue! This is focused on Sojourner Mullein and it really does a great job of fleshing out her character and broadening our understanding of the town of Evergreen and the various players involved. Thumbs up!
November 6, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Well it took 8 issues but I can finally say that I full on enjoyed an Absolute Green Lantern issue! This is focused on Sojourner Mullein and it really does a great job of fleshing out her character and broadening our understanding of the town of Evergreen and the various players involved. Thumbs up!