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Adam’s pick: Daredevil #1: As a fearsome new supervillain named Omen targets Matt Murdock, it will be his alter-ego Daredevil who takes the hits. But this mysterious new player isn’t all they appear to be — a secret Daredevil will have to learn quickly as he scrambles to settle into a life and status quo we’ve never seen before. Written by Stephanie Phillips and drawn by Lee Garbett. ($5.99) Buy it here.
Dan’s pick: MAD About DC #1: Chip Zdarsky is a funny guy. Remember when he made that whole April Fools’ gag comic with rub ‘n’ smell farts? Oh, wait, that was DC Comics E-i-C Marie Javins. Chip was the one saying, “I’d turn back if I were you.” Which is why this year, Javins said, “I give up, you do it, Chip.” And look, he went and did it. Chip demoted himself to “editor.” Chip is turning the DC Universe on its ear and bringing you savage mockery of all we hold dear, assisted by Matt Fraction, Gail Simone, Skottie Young and more. Next year? Back to farts. ($7.99) Buy it here.
Austin’s pick: Eternals 50th Anniversary Special #1: The Eternals return in an oversized anniversary special honoring the legendary creations of Jack Kirby. Discover untold stories of Earth’s immortal protectors, explore their hidden history and witness the debut of a brand-new Eternal, one whose secrets could shake the foundations of the Marvel Universe. Featuring stories by Ethan S. Parker, Griffin Sheridan, Dale Eaglesham, Phil Noto and … check notes … Patrick Stump from Fallout Boy. ($4.99) Previously, in Eternals stuff … | Buy it here.

Tony’s pick: G.I. Joe Sssilent Missions — Baroness #1: The Baroness must prevent Cobra intelligence from falling into the hands of G.I. Joe and Destro?! By Joelle Jones and Declan Shalvey for Image/Skybound. ($3.99) Buy it here.

Mark’s pick: Groo — The Prophecy #1: Groo and Rufferto travel far over the land and across an ocean to get away from those who fear Groo and his infamous bad luck. Our hungry pair of adventurers seem to be running toward catastrophe, though: The priestess Sybilia has visions of terror after terror arriving to her village — with only Groo also arriving to seemingly save her townspeople. By Sergio Aragonés and Mark Evanier for Dark Horse. ($4.99) Buy it here.
Rasmus’ pick: Batman #8: A hero. A villain. A reporter. Three old men, on one night in Gotham, each have encounters that will reverberate across their city forever. Written by Matt Fraction and drawn by Ryan Sook. ($4.99) Previously, in Batman … | Buy it here.
Matt’s pick: Batman — Dark Patterns TP: Collecting a series of four self-contained, street-level mysteries that delve into the early days of Batman’s role in Gotham City and his healing presence within its streets. Written by Dan Watters and drawn by Hayden Sherman. ($29.99) Matt and Will raved about this one. | Buy it here.
Scott’s pick: Supergirl Vol. 1 — Misadventures in Midvale: Kara Zor-El is ready for a fresh start, leaving Metropolis behind to rediscover herself in Midvale. But when she arrives, she finds someone else has already taken up the mantle of Supergirl. As she fights to reclaim her identity, she must also face a growing new threat, one with ties to her past, and a dangerous new ally in Lena Luthor. Collecting issues #1-6 by Sophie Campbell. ($17.99) Buy it here.
Also out this week

Absolute Superman #18: The Battle of Kansas may have put the Lazarus Corporation into retreat, but it’s left behind some terrifying surprises in its hidden caches of weapons and world-ending secrets. The most dangerous of all? The sarcophagus of the legendary King Shazam. Written by Jason Aaron and drawn by Rafa Sandoval. ($4.99) Previously, in Absolute stuff … | Buy it here.
X-Men #28: As the X-Men struggle against the mysterious machinations of the Danger Room, help comes from an unexpected direction. But with the forces arrayed against them, can the X-Men hope to prevail? Written by Jed MacKay and drawn by Netho Diaz. ($4.99) Check out a preview. | Buy it here.
Ghost Machine: The Official Guidebook #1: How hot does Geiger burn? What is the Committee on Spectral Affairs? Did George Washington really die? This new limited series collects all-new entries teasing tantalizing stories to come, as well as updated goods on Ghost Machine’s characters from across its titles. Written by Geoff Johns and drawn by Bryan Hitch and Gary Frank for Image/Ghost Machine. ($3.99) Buy it here.
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