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WOLVERINE #23 (MARVEL COMICS)
Logan’s healing factor is stolen. His adamantium claws shattered.
To say things are not good for the walking weapon is an understatement.
Star Wars: Shadow Of Maul #5 (Marvel Comics)
Hello there! Padawan J here, the resident Star Wars expert from the ODPH! This week I'm going to be reviewing the 5th issue of Star Wars: Shadow of Maul from Marvel Comics!
X-Men ‘97: Season Two #2 (Marvel Comics)
Hello there! Padawan J here, the resident Star Wars expert from the ODPH! This week I'm going to be reviewing the 2nd issue of X-Men ‘97 Season Two!
BEN 10 #3 (DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT)
One thing is for certain: Ben Tennyson can’t catch a break!
Ever since connecting with the Omnitrix, the young boy has been dealing with his transformations into monstrous creatures. The US Army hasn’t been so patient with Ben about learning to control this problem. It’s about to get much worse.
SEVEN WIVES #2 (IDW CRIME)
Detectives Aguilar and Halwell are continuing to unravel the mystery surrounding the murder of the religious zealot and cult leader Matthew Dunn. As they dig more into his involvement as a leader of an FLDS family, they discover that not all was well with him and his seven wives. But do these new revelations shine any more light on who murdered Matthew Dunn?
THE ROCKETEER: INFILTRATOR #1 (IDW PUBLISHING)
It’s April of 1944 and the United States is desperate to find out about a secret Nazi weapon. So, they reach out to Cliff Secord, the Rocketeer! Alongside his girlfriend Betty, they must infiltrate a Nazi movie production and find out what and where this secret weapon is.
ABSOLUTE CATWOMAN #2 (DC COMICS)
Selina Kyle and trouble go hand in hand.
When her longtime friend Holly Robinson appears at her doorstep, danger follows. After a high speed chase for her assailants, Kyle is now on a quest to find out who attacked her peace.
The Amazing Spider-Man #32 (Marvel Comics)
Hello there! Padawan J here, the resident Star Wars expert from the ODPH! This week I'm going to be reviewing the 32nd issue of The Amazing Spider-Man from Marvel Comics!
SHE-SPAWN #3 (IMAGE COMICS/MCFARLANE COMICS)
Jessica Priest has a heavy burden to carry.
Her noble deed of rescuing a young boy from an angelic cult has created a problem she didn’t see coming. The young boy is Al Simmons….as in THAT Al Simmons.
THE SCORCHED #52 (IMAGE COMICS/SPAWN UNIVERSE)
Jessica Priest has made a bold choice.
Coming off the heels off a devastating loss, Priest makes a call to rebuild the supernatural squad. With the blessing of Spawn himself, Priest enacts a movement that gives her sole control over the lineups per mission.
Beast of Borikén #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
As someone who's half Puerto Rican and half Mexican, Beast of Borikén, written by Julio Anta with illustrations by Daniel Irizarri and published by Dark Horse Comics, hits close to home. It's more than just another comic.
BABYLON COVE #2 (Mad Cave Studios)
Heather finds herself the only person that notices the deaths and odd things going on in Babylon Cove. Unfortunately, because of her past in the town, she is like the boy who cried wolf and no one is willing to believe her. Her only hope for help is Charlie, but will he even believe her?
100 BULLETS: THE US OF ANGER #1 (DC COMICS)
Welcome back to the world of 100 Bullets.
The classic DC Vertigo series (1999-2009 & 100 issues) was a force to be reckoned with during its’ run. The unique plot behind it spawned many intense characters. None might have been more psychotic and cray than Lono.
ABSOLUTE MARTIAN MANHUNTER #12 (DC COMICS)
Ever since its’ inception, Absolute Martian Manhunter has not been your average superhero story.
John Jones’ life has never been the same since bonding with the Martian. The town of Middleton wasn’t ready for the inhumane attacks from the White Martian. Surviving that ordeal took its’ toll on both heroes. This lead to a growing personal rift with Bridget, Jones’ wife. His son Tyler was presumed a causality until fate had other plans.
SUPERGIRL: SURVIVE #2 (DC COMICS)
Krypton is no more. Only 2 known survivors are left from the doomed planet.
Kara Zor-El was put in charge of taking care of her baby cousin Kal-El. They were supposed to make the journey to Earth for a safe life. Fate steered them off course.
MASTERMINDS #5 (Dark Horse Comics)
As the game comes to an end, Edward must make some final decisions about himself and who he wants to be. Will he continue to trade his morals to become rich and famous as a member of the Masterminds? Or will he find himself and redeem all the questionable behaviors he has displayed throughout this game and his life?
KILLER INFLUENCES #1 (IDW CRIME)
When a small-town serial killer and a fledgling newspaper writer/podcaster aspire to be more, what will they do? Become viral and internet famous of course. But what happens when their road to fame and infamy takes off?
THE LAST STARFIGHTER #1 (Mad Cave Studios)
After the events of the movie with the same name, we pick back up with Alex Rogan, The Last Starfighter. After defeating Xur and the Ko-Dan Armada against all odds and saving the universe in the process. Now, Alex along with his co-pilot Grig have been tasked with rebuilding the Starfighter Legion to protect the universe.
POWER RANGERS UNLIMITED #1 (boom! Studios)
A new era of morphinomenal history is about to begin!
Evil knows no boundaries when it comes to time and space. When a new evil emerges, the Striking Tiger Unlimited Ranger taps into the linage of Power Rangers like never before.
FANTASTIC FOUR #13 (MARVEL COMICS)
No one has ever said the smartest member of the Fantastic Four is Johnny Storm.
Recent decisions (including that mustache) are prime examples why his plans need to be vetted. His latest idea is one heck of a doozie.