#Superman #FatherOfTomorrow #2 by Kenny Porter & Danny Earles. It's 20 years after issue 1. Jor-El has revealed himself and his Kryptonian tech to the world. Lex Luther is an assistant to Jor but they had a falling out. Luthor joins with an expert magic users for a tech takeover.

#Nectar #4 by Jeremy Robinson, Francesco Francini and Annapaola Martello. Amos barely escapes the murderous Father Grant. Now grief stricken Amos swears revenge on Father Grant for his actions. He swears a reckoning but makes an incredible discovery about the butterflies.

#IsTedOK? #5 by Dave Chisholm. Dr. Paganini goes over how she came to work for Noah and spills all of Ted's secrets to Sarah (and the readers). My favorite part of the origin story is finding out the real reason Noah wanted to create Ted. Humor and super Sci-Fi. A great read.

#Escape #8 by Rick Remender and Daniel Acuña. The rebel soldiers that were taken prisoner have a desperate choice to make. Meanwhile, Milton has been taken back to a safehouse to mend but the enemy his hot on his trail. Another great issue with plenty of twist and turns.

Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli - detail from Daredevil 233 (1986). #America250

This is bad news but it's not the worst news. The worst news will be with the PS6 when Sony tells everyone that they are not selling individual games; only a monthly subscription service. That is when I will stop collecting video games.

#Superman #39 by Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora. Manchester Black is back but he needs Superboy Prime's reality shattering power to help him get back into DC reality. Of course, Prime refuses to help so Black psychically tourtures Prime into submission by changing genres.

#JusticeLeagueUnlimited #20 by Mark Waid, Dan Mora & Fico Ossio. Hal the League is trapped on a strange planet where the aliens have superpowers and the other half are in the Justice League Satellite battling the Braniac Queen. It's an all out action issue.

#MovieWatch 2026 - Franklin J. Schaffner's #BoysFromBrazil. Based on Ira Levin's book, Dr. Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck) is alive and living in Paraguay. He has put a plan together to restart the 1000 Year Reich. It's up to Ezra Lieberman (Laurence Olivier) Nazi-hunter to stop him.

#DoomQuest #2 by Ryan North and Francesco Mobili. Doom's conscious is transferred back in time so that he may improve Latveria's standing in the world in the past. The problem: Reed Richard stranded Doom in a traveller on the Titantic. Doom uses his cunning to try to survive.

#TheInfernalHulk #8 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Adam Gorham. Eldest captures mutants Glob and Madrox and uses them with a ancient evil root to grow an demonic army. Meanwhile, Avengers w/Banner discover an ancient good root called The God Tree which offers hope to defeat Hulk.

I remember reading Ed Brubaker & Steve Epting's Captain America. When Winter Soldier was revealed to really be Bucky. People decried the story for bringing him back then making him a killer. In time it became a classic. Supergirl movie is chapter 1. Let James Gunn tell his story.

#RebornUltimateImpact #2 by Chris Condon & Stefano Caselli. A couple of kids finds one of the origin boxes containing nega-bands. They clang them together and accidentally unleash Hostilicus, a negative zone creep with Hulk strength. Will the Punisher have a chance to stop him?

#Venom #259 by Al Ewing and Carlos Gómez. MJ/Venom finally get try he news Knull is back. Unfortunately, she has no idea how to stop him. Meanwhile, Toxin/Rick Jones AKA Captain Spider have a terrible time taking down a 4th tier baddie named FACADE. The book is full of shake-ups.

#CaptainAmerica #12 by Chip Zdarsky and Valerio Schiti. Cap is in a coma after a battle with Ross' Hulk Squad. His body is recovering in a hospital but his soul is trapped in Hell?! Explanations are given so while he's there, he's taking on the biggest bully, Mephisto.

#UltimateFinale by all the creators from the Ultimate Universe. This one-shot tells one final take from all the Ultimate books: Black Panther, Spider-Man, X-Men, Wolverine and Ultimates. The stories tie up loose ends and open brand new arcs in case Marvel ever wants to come back.

#UltimateEndgame #5 by Deniz Camp, Terry & Rachel Dodson & Jonas Schaf. The Maker has emerged into the real world and has the power to rewrite creation. The Ultimate Universe heavy hitters like Wolverine and Wanda Maximoff jump in and Doom reveals his final secret. Excellent end.

#DogTag #2 by Mark Russell & PJ Holden. Tom Fuller gets a promotion to Corporal and in the war. He now commands a small battalion in France. I like the solution they come up with when they can’t trust a German soldier’s intel regarding if a close-by town is clear of soldiers.

#OfTheEarth #2 by Chris Cordon, Andrew Ehrich and Charlie Adlard. Arleen finds her grandmother in her house. She’s hiding in the basement, covered in oil and scared witless. Arleen calls the oil company to send a man and try to solve this mystery. 70s horror vibe. Good read.

#TheTrillionDollarKid #1 by Geoff Johns, Peter J. Tomasi & Stefano Simeone. This story reminds me of the Twilight Zone episode where the kid has a power of a god. But Tommy is not menacing. He is benevolent but not everyone appreciates his gifts. Fun story and art.

#Concrete #StarsOverSand #1 by Paul Chadwick. I never read a Concrete comic until this one. I knew about the character: He was a man who had his brain put into a large, concrete body. The story has Concrete going through an existential crisis and ends on a cliffhanger. I liked it.

#TheSpectacularSpiderMan #BrandNewDay #2 by Dan Slott and Marcus To. Spider-Man barely survives his encounter with a Mr. Negative influenced Punisher. Spidey devises a plan: use the dark web and the Lexicon (crime bible) to find Mr. Negative. The problem: Mr. Negative tracks him.

#AmazingSpiderMan #31 by Joe Kelly and Patrick Gleason. There are 2 stories: Story A) Spider-Man battles baddies on the blood market in order to win the Shocker’s gloves (for personal reasons). And Story B) Aunt May explains how she may have a son. #RoadTo1000

#SpiderMan #LongWayHome #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Adam Kubert. Similar to Wolverine: Revenge, this story is not told in current continuity. Punisher and Hulk fight over the cosmic cube while Spidey is caught in the middle trying to save reality. Good start & excellent art.

#AbsoluteBatman #21 by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta. Batman takes on the Robin Squad led by Slade Wilson. Batman barely survives but gets by with a little help from his friends. Meanwhile, Bruce’s former friends attend a funeral for a friend and swap stories on their changes.

#AbsoluteGreenArrow #2 by Pornsak Pichetshote & Rafael Albuquerque. Dinah Lance continues her pursuit for the mysterious Green Arrow. She questions Mia Dearden who gives her 2 leads: Roy Harper and a secret son, Connor Hawke. Lance has another deadly encounter with Green Arrow.

Supposedly, @marvelcomicshqs.bsky.social will not be publishing this John Romita JR #AmazingSpiderMan #1000 cover because of social media criticism. I think that’s terrible. I bet there are more people that would have bought this cover versus those who would not.

#M1MonsterLeagueRacing #1 by Lily & Robert Windom and Jae Lee. This was a blind buy for me. I picked it up for the Jae Lee art and he doesn’t disappoint. We’re introduced to Dev an American begrudgingly living in Japan because of her dad. No monsters but some racing. Solid start.

#Transformers #33 by Robert Kirkman and Jason Howard. Optimus Prime has given up the Matrix of Leadership. He has become Orion Pax, an average autobot. He must learn to be a leader again but he has Arcee Magnus to help guide him. Also, Wheeljack discovers a secret in his new lab.

#TheSentry #4 by Paul Jenkins and Christian Rosado. The Sentry and Reed Richard work on stopping the crystal problem. The Void/Kingpin conflict gets resolved but seemed rushed. Sentry gets a new dog at the end. I wonder if this was meant to be longer than 4 issues?

#BadThoughts #1 by Ande Parks and Dave Wachter. We are introduced to Jack. He has psychic powers that allow him to read all thoughts and has to use headphones to block them out. He works for a successful anti-terrorist group but the group has secrets. Provocative premise.

#Daredevil #3 by Stephanie Phillips & Lee Garbett. Matt Murdock barely survives an attack by a masked man. Luckily, there was a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man to help him. Matt & Spidey work together to come up with a plan to fight a man who Daredevil can’t “see”. Suspenseful.

#MASK #1 by Dan Watters and Pye Parr. Matt Trakker is arrested by General Flagg for stealing secrets from Shadow Watch. This program was run by Miles Mayhem who really stole the secrets and framed Matt. Can Trakker convince Flagg of his innocence? Great story with a twist ending.

#GIJoe #ARAH #329 by Larry Hama and Paul Pelletier. Dr. Mindbender learned last issue that Dawn Moreno has memory implants from using Dr. Venom’s brainscanner. That means Snake Eyes, Dawn and Sean Collins all have these sleeper implants. What happens when they’re triggered…

#TheFuryOfFirestorm #3 by Jeff Lemire and Rafael De Latorre. Firestorm is knocking out the JLA. Firehawk needs to find Dr. Stein to see if there is a way to stop Firestorm. After reading this issue, I really enjoy this story and the new twist on the origin of Firestorm.

#AvengersArmageddon #1 by Chip Zdarsky, Delio Diaz & Frank Alpizar. From the pages of Cap America, General Ross & his Hulk squad have converted Latveria to New America. Their next move is to bring democracy to neighboring Symkaria. It’s up to the Avengers to stop him. Great read.

#SupergirlSurvive #1 by Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan and Rod Reis. In this Elsewhere tale, Emperor Zod has the planet Krypton on the of an all out civil war. Kal and Kara's parents plan to send their children to Earth to save them from apocalypse but things go wrong.

#JSA #20 by Jeff Lemire and Diego Olortegui. The Spectre has been separated from his human host, Jim Corrigan. Without his host's conscience to guide him, the spirit of vengeance sees all of humanity guilty of sin. It's up to the JSA to find Corrigan and stop the Spectre.

#Deadman #1 by W. Maxwell Prince and Martín Morazzo. Former trapeze artist Boston Brand is now Spirit Counselor Deadman. The story sets up Deadman as a guide to the newly departed but there is a rival dark deity that wants those souls. Interesting start but way too much prose.

#AbsoluteGreenLantern #15 by Al Ewing and Sid Kotian. Jo and Tomar Re battle wits (and rings). Tomar attempts to break Jo's will to use her power to destroy Mogo. Jo can't let that happen or it means that all the people from her hometown will die. Great story w/surprise at end.

#JunkPunch #1 by Paul Tobin, Carlos Javier Olivares and Colleen Coover. Clara Castanelle is Junk Punk because she...punches junk (as illustrated on the cover). This is a one note joke with a random narrative. Making a humors comic is difficult but this one did not land with me.

#DidYouHearAboutMimiGreen? # 1 by Connor Goldsmith & Josh Cornillon. Mimi is an online influencer but when a past post gets her cancelled, she goes to find herself at a wellness retreat. Here she meets Ashley and they story takes a left turn into body horror. Interesting start.

#Batman #10 by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenéz. Commissioner Savage is feeling pretty proud. He has been doing a Gotham media tour stating one message: Batman and his illegal vigilante activities are done. Meanwhile, Batman sends a message to Gotham: I am still here!

#IronMan #6 by Joshua Williamson and Juann Cabal. Someone stole the Iron Patriot armor and all clues point to Norman Osborn. Tony confronts Norman but Spider-Man steps in to defend Norman. But if Spider-Man is right, who is setting up Osborn? Great single issue story.

#FantasicFour #12 by Ryan North, Pat Boutin and Serge LaPointe. Whimsical time travel tale set in the Roman Empire as Reed and Johnny takes on an alien invasion with the help of Roman Centurions. Funniest part is the explanation of the Roman Dodecahedron which really exists.

#AmazingSpiderMan #30 by Joe Kelly and Pete Woods. This issue is packed with major revelations: Peter learns something new about his powers, he also learns the identity of Kintsugi and the biggest reveal: Cormac Crane's relationship to Peter?!? #RoadTo1000

#TheUltimates #24 by Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri. She-Hulk Lejori Joena Zakaria and Iron Fist Shen Qi take on the enlightened Bruce Banner. It did not end well for Joena the first time she fought Bruce but this time, she has friends and Gamma on her side. Excellent ending.

#IsTedOkay? # 4 by Dave Chisholm. As we learned last issue, Ted is definitely "special". He & Sarah meet Dr. Christina Paganini and she reveals another puzzle piece about Ted's past. Also, journalist Kyle questions why Noah wants to run for president. He may not like the answer.

#RedRoots #2 by Lorenzo De Felici. The story takes a fantastical twist for the soldier and teacher we were introduced to in the premier issue. We are taken to the place where the red roots come from and we meet the owner of the heads. I liked the twist and want to see more.

#SupermanFatherOfTomorrow #1 by Kenny Porter & Danny Earls. Elsewhere story that has Superman's father, Jor-El escape Krypton instead of his son. He lives on Earth as a step-brother to the Kents. It's nice to see Wildstorm characters like Stormwatch and Bendix. Interesting story.