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Matt’s pick: Absolute Green Lantern #1: Without the Corps, without the ring, without the willpower, what’s left is the Absolute Green Lantern. Written by Al Ewing and drawn by Jahnoy Lindsay. ($4.99) Previously, in Absolute stuff … | Buy it here.
Scott’s pick: Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma #1: Mitch Shelley, the Resurrection Man, has led thousands of lives, and with each unexpected death and resurrection comes a new superpower. But after living a life to its natural conclusion, Mitch is awoken by a new purpose and power: saving the universe. Follow the Resurrection Man through time as he fights against a monster of his own creation: Gashadokuro, a sadistic World War II internment-camp commander who has inherited a twisted version of Shelley’s powers. Written by Ram V and drawn by Anand RK. ($4.99) Previously, in Ram V stuff … | Buy it here.
Tony’s pick: Concert of Champions #1: It’s the first ever festival bringing together the Marvel Universe’s biggest and brightest musical stars. Headliners include Dazzler, K-pop (and Marvel Rivals) sensation Luna Snow and interdimensional rockstar Lila Cheney. But who, or what, is the mysterious new metal band Deep Void, and what are their sinister intentions? Written by Jason Loo and drawn by Rafael Loureiro and Ruairi Coleman. ($4.99) Previously, in Dazzler … | Buy it here.
Adam’s pick: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur 10th Anniversary Special: It’s a birthday celebration a decade in the making, and the whole Marvel Universe is invited. But Moon Girl is bringing her own agenda to the party. What could her secret plans be? The mischievous Impossible Man threatens to upend the festivities, unless Lunella can rally her guests the way only the smartest person in the Marvel Universe can. PLUS: Who are Devil Girl and Moon Dinosaur? Written by Brandon Montclare and Justina Ireland and drawn by Natacha Bustos and Luca Claretti. ($4.99) Previously, in Moon Girl … | Buy it here.
Jake’s pick: I Was a Fashion School Serial Killer #1: Rennie Bethary has just been accepted into New York City’s most prestigious fashion school. Her designs are daring, edgy and singular — and made of human flesh. Did we forget to mention Rennie is a serial killer? By Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard for Image Comics. ($3.99) Buy it here.
Dan’s pick: Let This One Be a Devil #2: At the scene of the unholy birth in 1735, the Leeds family confronts the demonic monster in their midst. And in the early 1900s, Henry Naughton continues to hunt for answers about the mysterious creature he encountered on the farm and discovers the terrible connection between it and the Leeds family. Written by James Tynion IV and Steve Foxe and drawn by Piotr Kowalski for Dark Horse. ($4.99) Previously, in Let This One Be a Devil … | Buy it here.
Austin’s pick: The Lucky Devils #3: Cam Stane and Starr Winslow have seen their lives greatly improve since they began working with their shoulder devils, Collar and Rake. But enough is never enough, and the higher they go, the more temptation they face. PLUS: Two devils make out at a beatnik bar. By Charles Soule and Ryan Browne for Image Comics. ($3.99) Check out our mini review. | Buy it here.
Rasmus’ pick: All-New Venom #5: When all the red herrings have been weeded out, who’s left? The clues have been in front of you the whole time, and by the end of this issue, you WILL know the name of the all-new Venom. Actually, Marvel spoiled it already. Written by Al Ewing and drawn by Carlos Gomez. ($4.99) Buy it here.
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