Captain Marvel: Ms. Marvel — A Hero Is Born Omnibus Amanda Conner & Laura Martin cover
Marvel’s highly-anticipated Captain Marvel film opens in theaters nationwide next weekend. KC Carlson takes a look back at Carol Danvers’ early career presented in Captain Marvel: Ms. Marvel — A Hero Is Born Omnibus. Plus, The Floating Super-Hero Poker Game.
DC SuperHero Girls: Finals Crisis
Wayne Markley reviews more books this week including DC SuperHero Girls: Finals Crisis, Spider-Woman, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, and more!
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Wayne Markley concludes his look at All-New, All-Different Marvel titles with Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Amazing Spider-Man, Vision, and more!
Moon Knight #1
She-Hulk #1
by KC Carlson
We’re in the big wind-down to both of Marvel and DC’s most recent events, so there’s lots of Siege and Blackest Night stuff all over the order form. But you’re probably aware of those events, as it seems that’s all anybody wants to talk about anymore. I suppose it’s too much to ask that both of these Events might actually wrap up with a big, definitive ending (just for a change), instead of simply leading into the next Big Mega Mind-Bending Nose-Blowing (sorry, but it IS the cold and flu season!) Thing. Why are publishers and some creators afraid of the words “The End”? Can no one actually write an ending to anything anymore?
Amazing Spider-Man Presents: Jackpot #1
Cover Girls of the DCU Statue: Harley Quinn
Green Lantern #50 (Blackest Night)
Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #1
Women of the DCU Series 3 Raven Bust
Star Wars: Darth Vader Helmet Clock Radio
Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love #3
by Josh Crawley
I’m not one for segregating stuff like this by company, just like I don’t like to rack comics in the store by company. That makes it too easy for good products to be overlooked just because someone has an archaic bias that has no foundation in reality.
Next time I may go in reverse-alphabetical order, but it’s just straight-up alphabetical this time, barring one item. And thankfully, you don’t have to read my writing about how great Dustin Nguyen is this time around (and there’s only one mention of Jim Cheung).
by KC Carlson
Covering new items now available to order for November shipping (or later).
This month, DC is collecting the recent Terra mini-series – plus the stand-alone introductory tale from Supergirl #12 – by Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, and Amanda Conner.
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