The Greek Goddess of Night gets a Marvel Universe origin as a team of super-heroes chase a powerful artifact.
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The Greek Goddess of Night gets a Marvel Universe origin as a team of super-heroes chase a powerful artifact.
Just as the Captain Marvel film brings the Marvel Universe’s oldest alien race back to the forefront, the first issue of Meet the Skrulls is a promising start.
The Return of Superboy, Conner Kent!
Faced with the possibility of having taken a life, Matt Murdock struggles to seek the truth.
Aurelie snaps as she learns that not all crimes are punished equally on Apokolips!
Leviathan attacks the DEO!
Wolverine and Loki team up to protect the Infinity Stones!
Superhuman policing in a shiny dystopia feels interesting and unique.
Delicately balances the histories of a rather large ensemble.
A suitable climax to a long-running conflict.
Friendships will be tested and blood will be spilled
A shocking truth about Caille
It’s the end of the world as Carol knows it. Or is it? In Captain Marvel #2, written by Kelly Thompson with art by Carmen Carnero, Tamra Bonvillain, and letters by VC’s Clayton Cowles, Carol is faced with an “alternate reality” and the chance to lead a revolution.
Jon continues his tale of his summer in space with his Grandpa.
Logan gets a surprising ally in his quest to keep his future from happening before his time runs out.
The Soska sisters bring on the brutality in a second issue.
According to Nightcrawler: “The trouble with having everything: You have so very much to lose.”
Can Cyclops and Wolverine rescue some of the few remaining X-Men from O.N.E.’s clutches?
Can Logan foil Persephone and Soteira’s evil plan?
She’s got band practice with Mary Jane. Then she’s got a date with Harry Osborn. Then she’s got to help a few people out. And stop a bank robbery.