Here's all the new releases that are in stores tomorrow. This includes floppies, trades, graphic novels; no books, games, toys. I'm also not listing variant covers or special variants that come out after the initial release.
Another giant Spider-Verse week, let by Venom and the Venom War. We're also seeing X-Men books out 2 weeks early on a regular basis. Plus the end of Star Wars, a large Fantastic Four issue, and a Marvel Rivals spinoff.
Another great week on Marvel Unlimited, w/ early releases for X-Men related titles. We also get more Venom War, a new Predator matchup, & Jonathan Hickman's take on Wolverine. Plus Star Wars, Infinity Comics, & another Spider-Man facsimile edition.
This week on Marvel Unlimited we see a bunch of new series start up, the start of Venom War, & more Blood Hunt. There's not much for retro comics, but there are quite a few infinity comics added over the last week. Plus, we get a role-playing book.
After a few weeks away with a back injury (listen to the podcast for the full story), we're back. We get some Blood Hunt, some Star Wars, and a bunch of Crossgen comics.
This week features early releases of the first 3 issues of the new Deadpool book and a preview of X-Men: From The Ashes.
We're hitting the Ultimate Comics now on Marvel Unlimited; Ultimate Spider-Man debuts & they throw the second issue up along with it. We also get new arcs for Wolverine & Star Wars, more Kang the Conqueror in the Avengers, & the end of S2 of the Mandalorian.
Marvel continues to build buzz on their events by releasing another book early on the app; you can get the first 2 issues of the Fall of the House of X this week. They also reprint a classic, conclude Dark Droids (at least the main book), and introduce another end of the Marvel Universe story.
Marvel has established their love of events, going back to things like Atlantis Attacks and Evolutionary Wars; that's not any different with their Star Wars books. They've done War of the Bounty Hunters and Crimson Reign already; Dark Droids is a little different. Marvel takes Star Wars into the horror genre with this event.
Welcome back to TWOMU, even though it’s late this week (I realized it this morning when I sat down to start reading). I also noticed that Sunday didn’t have new books; they came Monday like normal. I’ll chalk last week…
