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Marvel Comics Announce New X-Men/Fantastic Four Series

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Marvel Comics have revealed a new X-Men/Fantastic Four crossover. 

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DNX #1 Main Cover By Kaare Andrews (Credit: Marvel Comics)

DNX is a new series coming from writer Jed McKay and artist Federico Vicentini. Now this series will see: 

“The Chairman, the misguided original Hank McCoy, A.K.A. founding X-Man Beast, and his Machiavellian group of supervillains known as 3K prepare to unleash a virus that will forcibly—and horribly—transform humanity into mutants!” 

Now, everything that happens in this series will not only have repercussions for McKay’s continued work, but it will also upset the very balance of mutantkind and humanity. The book’s full description reads: 

“THE X-VIRUS UNLEASHED!

The X-Men and 3K. Each steered by an original heir of Xavier, each with their own vision for the mutant people. Each at one another’s throats. Cyclops and the Chairman both experienced the future of the Age of Revelation and came home with a renewed mission: The X-Men to prevent that future. 3K to own it. While the X-Men seek out the Fantastic Four to help save one of their own, the White Beast begins his plan to unleash the X-Virus in a major population area!” 

Writer Jed McKay had this to say about the new series: 

“DNX is the next big milestone event of our X-Men (2024) run. Age of Revelation showed the future, and DNX shows that future’s impact on the present! The X-Men and 3K are on a collision course that has been set since issue one—and only one will survive. And with the Fantastic Four joining the fray, this is going to be an event that will transform the X-Men dramatically.” 

Artist Federico Vicentini added that: 

“I’m so happy to be working on DNX. I love what Jed is doing with X-Men (2024), and I’ve been telling him for a long time that I wanted to work with him. Now the opportunity has arrived, and it’s an even bigger challenge because I finally have the chance to work on the Fantastic Four too! I can’t say anything about the plot, obviously, but I want you to know that I’m very excited about what we’re doing, and I’m sure it’ll be something you’ll definitely want to read. That’s how I feel both as the artist and as a fan!” 

Now, the first issue will also be getting True Believers Blind Bags, where fans won’t know which clever they will get. The list of blind bag covers include:

  • DNX COLLECTION VARIANT COVER B BY SKOTTIE YOUNG
  • DNX COLLECTION VARIANT COVER C BY SKOTTIE YOUNG
  • DNX COLLECTION VARIANT COVER D BY SKOTTIE YOUNG
  • BLACK AND WHITE X VARIANT COVER BY LEINIL FRANCIS YU
  • VARIANT COVER BY FANYANG
  • VARIANT COVER BY ARTGERM
  • VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY ARTGERM
  • ANIMATION VARIANT COVER
  • NEGATIVE SPACE FOIL VIRGIN VARIANT COVER BY JOHN TYLER CHRISTOPHER
  • MARVEL RIVALS VARIANT COVER BY NETEASE GAMES
  • BLANK VARIANT COVER
  • WRAPAROUND VARIANT COVER BY CHRIS GIARRUSSO
  • VARIANT COVER BY KEN LASHLEY
  • OR ONE OF SEVERAL RARE, HAND-DRAWN SKETCH COVERS BY SURPRISE CONTRIBUTORS!

DNX #1 releases September 2nd.

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Dark Horse And Critical Role Announce The Mighty Nein Origins Vol. 2 Trade Paperback

Dark Horse Comics has revealed the Trade Paperback of Vol. 2 of The Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins graphic novels

Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins Vol. 2 Trade Paperback Cover By Robynn Frauhn (Credit: Dark Horse Comics)

The all-star creative team for this book includes:

The book’s official description reads: 

“Experience the whimsical, tragic, and sometimes haunting backstories of a mishmash party of misfits—now in softcover!

Mollymauk’s fantastical time with Yasha and the Fletching and Moondrop’s Traveling Carnival of Curiosities, Beauregard’s troubled relationship with her dad and a secret double life as a wine smuggler, Fjord’s exciting yet dangerous life at sea while under Captain Vandran’s mentorship and Sabian’s torment, and the slow descent of Caduceus’ hauntingly beautiful home, the Blooming Grove, into corruption are all chronicled in this omnibus edition of Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins. Delve deep into each character’s past and witness what led these unlikely friends to form the party known as the Mighty Nein.

This is the second of two softcover collections featuring Mighty Nein Origins stories by Critter creators in direct consultation with the cast of Critical Role. This edition is great for fans and new readers alike!” 

This volume collects:

  • Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins- Fjord Stone 
  • Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins- Mollymauk Tealeaf 
  • Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins- Beauregard Lionett
  • Critical Role: The Mighty Nein Origins- Caduceus Clay

This will be released in comic shops and bookstores on October 6th.

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Marvel Comics Announces Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind

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Marvel Comics have announced a new one-shot celebrating 50 years of Rocket Raccoon. 

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This new one-shot has an amazing creative team behind it, including:

  • Writers:  J.M. DeMatteis, Christos Gage, MacKenzie Cadenhead & Bill Mantlo
  • Artists: Shawn McManus, Todd Nauck, Enid Balám & Keith Giffen
Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind #1 Cover A By Ryan Stegman (Credit: Marvel Comics)

The one-shot’s full description reads: 

“Buckle up and travel the stars as Rocket engages in over-the-top action and calamity across three all-new stories from a roster of titanic creators including writers J.M. DeMatteis, Christos Gage, and MacKenzie Cadenhead and artists Shawn McManus, Todd Nauck, and Enid Balám, plus a re-presentation of Rocket’s debut tale from co-creators Bill Mantlo and Keith Giffen.” 

The stories that will be featured include:

  • Rocket Raccoon encounters a mysterious galactic book collector before coming face-to-face with the one-and-only Rocky Raccoon (wait, what?!) in a brain-bending tale from writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist Shawn McManus.
  • In “BoomShakaLaka,” MacKenzie Cadenhead and Enid Balám take Rocket to a paradise planet full of good vibes and an immensely powerful artifact that’s just begging to be stolen by a cybernetically enhanced creature with a bad attitude. Know anybody like that?
  • Christos Gage and Todd Nauck set out to prove that size does matter in “The Fight in the Raccoon,” featuring an odd-couple team up of Hank Pym and Rocket as they fight back a massive invasion force in Sub-Atomica!
  • Plus, the original debut of Rocket by Bill Mantlo and Keith Giffen!

Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind #1 releases July 29th.

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Star Wars Celebration LA 2027 Announcement!

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Tickets to the Star Wars Celebration of 2027 will soon be available to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original film at Star Wars Celebration Los Angeles.

The 50th Anniversary of Star Wars is upon us!

Get ready Star Wars fans! Star Wars Celebration is blasting into Los Angeles from April 1–4, 2027, at the Los Angeles Convention Center, and it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable galactic event. To mark the 50th anniversary of the original Star Wars film, newly revealed key art channels the iconic style of Tom Jung’s legendary poster, reimagined with a bold, vibrant twist.

Artwork provided by Star Wars for the 50th anniversary

Unveiled alongside the announcement that tickets go on sale Wednesday, May 6, the artwork brings together legendary heroes Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia Organa, joined by the well-loved droids R2-D2 and C-3PO! They stand against a stunning, stylized Los Angeles backdrop, complete with a playful take on the Hollywood sign. Towering above, Darth Vader casts a looming presence alongside the Death Star and a swarm of TIE fighters, while X-Wing starfighters streak in, ready for battle.

Tickets and hotel packages drop May 6, 2026! So mark your calendars!

Official announcement from Star Wars here!

Let us know in the comments how excited you are for the Star Wars Celebration of 2027!

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THE BOYS Episode 3 Review – “Every One of you Sons of Bitches”

After that 2 episode premiere for THE BOYS (on Prime Video) Season 5 Episode 3, begins to set the tone for the season showing us the overall goal of everyone. KILL HOMELANDER has always been #1 on the to do list for the boys, but now the race is on for multiple reasons. Butcher is a ticking time bomb, and Homelander intends to transcend humanity.

***WARNING: There are spoilers ahead for Season 5 Episode 3***

CHECK OUT A SPOILER FREE REVIEW OF EPISODES 1-7 or CHECK OUT a SPOILER FILLED review for the FIRST TWO EPISODES

Poster for THE BOYS Season 5. Image by AMAZON MGM STUDIOS
Image by AMAZON MGM STUDIOS

Last Seen on THE BOYS

The first two episodes gave us a beautiful send off and redemption arc for A-Train, and showed where everyone had been the last year. With the boys back together again, they pick up where they always leave off… how the hell are we gonna kill Homelander? This has been the goal since season 1, but there are always new complications, and absolutely diabolical twists. With Homelander now controlling the White House, he seems to have hit the ultimate goal of power. However, he still has those pesky daddy issues, and he knows Butcher will never stop trying to take him down.

We wrapped the last episode with the supe virus proving to be a success! A couple Teenage Kix, and a newly resurrected Soldier Boy are exposed to the virus and die a bloody boil filled death. As the boys celebrate their success, we see Homelander (with zero self awareness) start to break down over the loss of his dad, as he wonders why everyone leaves him. We then end with Soldier Boy still in a body bag, sitting up.

Jensen Ackles (Soldier Boy), Antony Starr (Homelander) Photo Credit: Jasper Savage/Prime Video Copyright: © Amazon Content Services LLC
Jensen Ackles (Soldier Boy), Antony Starr (Homelander) Photo Credit: Jasper Savage/Prime Video Copyright: © Amazon Content Services LLC

EPISODE 3: “Every One of You Sons of Bitches”

As we go back and forth from The Seven to the boys, we see Sage and Stan Edgar explain why Soldier Boy survived the supe virus. He got that OG Compound V: V1. Tested on thousands, and only 5 survived. Nevertheless he’s still pissed Homelander sent him out like that, and Homelander is not loving the attention that soldier boy is getting as they rebrand him an American hero, and place him on THE SEVEN!

As the boys go through Stan Edgar’s old files in an attempt find any leftover V1, Homelander demands there be a team looking for any, and a lab non stop researching until they can recreate it. While the boys want to destroy it, some of them begin to wonder if it can save the supes they love for when they unleash the supe virus on the world. As truths are revealed, however, the boys end up at a loss, and even lose Stan Edgar. The truth about Translucent’s death, as well as Victoria Neuman’s cause quick shifts in alliances.

We wrap with a panicked Strarlight taking off, and Ryan beat to a pulp by his own father. As Homelander is covered in his son’s blood, he sees Stan Edgar, and cradles his head like a child. While, Butcher does the same to an unconscious Ryan.

Frenchie (Tomer Capone), Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) Credit: Jasper Savage/Prime Copyright: © Amazon Content Services LLC
Frenchie (Tomer Capone), Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) Credit: Jasper Savage/Prime Copyright: © Amazon Content Services LLC

Read Between the Lines

A ton happened this episode in subtle quick moments. Some as simple as an expression. As Homelander begins to become jealous of his father, he has a coming to Madeline moment which shifts his whole perspective. Bathing in breast milk, he no longer seems (as) concerned with the opinions of his father. He’s more concerned with becoming immortal. Meanwhile, Ryan worries he’s turning into his father, and rightfully so. As Kimiko pets Terror, and Frenchie watches with a smile, we see what their future could be. Proceeded by a moment of Kimiko making up for a past sin by letting Sameer and Zoe go.

One subtle moment stood out for me: an incredibly subtle moment by Soldier Boy. As Sage explains V1 she lists the 5 people who survived the testing for the original Compound V: Soldier Boy, Stormfront, Bombsite, Private Angel, and Torpedo. Unaware who Stormfront is, he learns it’s Liberty, or Clara. We learned back in season 3 he started Herogasm with her, but we never really learned about their relationship. However, that subtle expression shows she was more than a co-founder of Herogasm to him.

Aya Cash (Stormfront) in Season 2 of THE BOYS Credit: Jasper Savage Copyright: Amazon Studios
Aya Cash (Stormfront) in Season 2 of THE BOYS Credit: Jasper Savage Copyright: Amazon Studios

VOUGHT RISING

The prequel to THE BOYS, Vought Rising, will star Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy, and Aya Cash as Stormfront or “Clara Vought.” The other names listed by Sage will also appear per the IMDB page. Season 5 seems to be subtly laying easter eggs for what to expect from that series, while getting us curious about these characters and their relationships. It looks like that series is intended to be more than one season, and should kick off in 2027. However, no official release date has come out, nor has season 2 been officially greenlit.

The Race for V1 Continues

While the boys lost Sameer, Starlight took off, and their lab was destroyed, they got a lead from Edgar’s old files. Looks like it’s off to Fort Harmony to find out what killed those boy scouts back in 1963.

I got to give this episode 9.25 V-Bro Mango Thunder Body Sprays out of 10. It had some fun twists, a new relationship created, the return of Ryan, some Gen V tie ins, and so much more.

For more THE BOYS coverage, check out our YouTube playlist: Saturdays are for The Boys. We have recaps and comparisons to the comic books, interviews with some stars, and post episode recaps.

Did you watch? What were your thoughts?

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“Vampirella: Armageddon #10” Review – Bloody Good Time

Going Back A Bit

Man oh man, do I love me some Vampirella. Between Christopher Priest’s run on the mainline and Sniegoski’s work here on “Armageddon” I’m being turned into a fan for life. In the previous issue, we witnessed the rise of Dark Vampirella amidst a war in Hell. Our titular heroine had herself separated from her inner darkness. An issue she must now come face-to-face with as she risks death. Will she let herself perish, or come face-to-face with her inner demons? Let’s dive in and find out….

Writer: Tom Sniegoski
Artist: Edu Menna
Colorist: Adriano Augusto
Letters: Jeff Eckleberry

*POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD*

Source: Francesco Mattina, Dynamite Entertainment

Sinking The Teeth In

While I can’t recommend Priest’s concurrent run enough, Sniegoski’s darker turn continues to be phenomenal in its own right. As previously stated, this issue gives us Vampi at her lowest, inching closer and closer to death as a piece of her is missing. Without being overt, Sniegoski works to remind us that we need every piece to make us whole. That counts even for when we don’t like some of those pieces, and sometimes the healthiest thing to do is accept them. When we’re whole and accept ourselves, we can take on even Hell itself. This is a message that comes across expertly in this issue.

Not only does this issue do good at teaching a valuable life lesson, but it also delivers on intensity. In more ways than one. The seriousness envelops this run from top to bottom, making things feel bloody and dreary, heavy words and guts galore. Despite the monsters and demons, Sniegoski works spectacularly to make the stakes grounded and heavy on the heart.

Source: Joseph Michael Linsner, Dynamite Entertainment

Drawing Blood

Speaking of bloody, the art and colors by Menna and Augusto did not disappoint! At several instances, namely when Dark Vampirella ripped someone’s head off or the final shot, my jaw met the floor. The intensity in the artwork more than matches the story being told, and it’s stunning. For any gore fiends, you’re in for an absolute feast for the eyes here.

Every detail looks crisp and precise, making the violence look very grotesque and realistic. Not only that, but the shading really works to suck you into the action while character’s nearly leap off the page. Reading, I felt tense, scared and intrigued; a very interesting mix of emotions. All in all, fantastic work from both Menna and Augusto!

Source: Lesley Li, Dynamite Entertainment

Final Thoughts – 10/10

If you love horrifying violence partnered with top notch writing and a deep message, Sniegoski’s “Vampirella: Armageddon” is for you. Impactful, heavy, tense and slightly sadistic. You’ll be yearning for more before you even finish.

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For more “Vampirella” goodness, be sure to check out Shawn & I’s interview with Christopher Priest!

Comments

Are you reading “Vampirella: Armageddon”? Do you intend to pick up this latest issue? Let me know in the comments below!

2 responses to ““Vampirella: Armageddon #10” Review – Bloody Good Time”

  1. Edu Menna Avatar

    Thank you for your kind words.

    1. Edalyn Avatar

      You’re very welcome! Your work here was seriously fantastic

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Lost Fantasy #9- New Location, New Enemy

Image Comics’ Lost Fantasy is back with Issue #9. The book’s creative team includes:

Lost Fantasy #9 Cover A By Luca Casalanguida (Credit: Image Comics)
  • Writers: Curt Pires & Franklin Jonas 
  • Artists: Luca Casalanguida & Alex Diotto
  • Colorist: Mark Dale 
  • Letterer: Micah Myers

Read Lost Fantasy #8 Review Here

Luca and Alex share artwork responsibilities in this new issue. Both of them together created some beautiful art and individuality to really make the story come alive. Luca’s art, since Issue #1, has been incredible, and Alex’s in this issue is also amazing. Readers will love it. Mark’s coloring and Micah’s lettering beautifully pulled the whole comic together.

Curt & Frankie have written a fantastic start to this new arc in Issue #9, which includes a connection to their new series: Fireborn. This issue and comic in general just gets better and better, and I cannot wait to see where we go from here.

Issue #9 of Lost Fantasy sees Henry dropped into a new world, while dealing with a new villain. The fights and story elements are perfectly balanced, thereby creating some perfect moments. The design of the new villain is amazing as well, while looking visually menacing. The fights in this issue are also beautifully set in their respectively locations, which helps make them look grand. I cannot wait to see where this villain takes us in the upcoming issues. 

Overall Grade: 10/10-Curt and his team have created another beautiful issue. This sets up the next arc and makes readers want more. This is a certified classic series from Image Comics.

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BATWOMAN #2 – What Have You Done?

Creative Team – Greg Rucka, DaNi, Matt Hollingsworth, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou

Published by DC Comics

Catch up with Batwoman #1!

The Story

Batwoman #2 continues to impress with the story that Greg Rucka has laid out. This comic is worlds different from the first issue when we see someone in the hospital who is supposedly Kate, but then we see her out in the streets of Petalon, Greece. So, was it actually Beth in the hospital? Or is it her sister wearing the Batwoman costume? It’s interesting because Rucka makes it known that there’s a lot we don’t know to the story, and the mystery of it all gets bigger and bigger.

Cover art by DaNi. Published by DC Comics

Seeing Kate in the streets of Greece, we see her being put into a tough situation. Her choices are to kill or her father, Jacob Kane, be the one who’s killed. Given the classic “no-kill rule” of the Bat-family, this absolutely adds layers to the story and makes the mystery that much more compelling. Rucka is taking the reader to places unheard of and I am very excited to see where he goes with the story.

The Art

The artwork of Batwoman #2 is what truly drives the story. Illustrated by DaNi, we see loads of action and a whole lot of emotion from the characters. Where it be from a concerned father, a worried Batwoman, or a conniving Master Slay, you can pick up on the tone of the characters very easily. Speaking on the action of the comic, DaNi puts the reader right in the middle of the fights and really brings the energy to new heights.

Matt Hollingsworth handles the colors of the comic, sticking to the dark colors of the city at night with Batwoman’s classic red being the focal point. What I love about this is that Batwoman practically jumps off the pages with her bright red juxtaposing the black colors, which makes the action panels that much more gorgeous.

Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou brings power to the limited dialogue of the characters. You can feel the emotion in Batwoman’s words when she says “don’t get up” or “I’m sorry, Daddy”. Batwoman speaks very little in the comic, but what she does say is drenched in emotion. All in all, the artists truly shined in this issue and brought the story to new depths.

Final Thoughts

As someone who isn’t too familiar with the backstory of Batwoman, I have to say that Greg Rucka and the artists have me hooked into this run. I’m very interested to see where this goes and to learn more of the mystery of the storyline.

Overall Grade – 9/10

Let me know in the comments what you thought of Batwoman #2!

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This review was written by Megan from the Vigilante Vibes Podcast. If you liked my review, be sure to check out my other reviews! Let me know what you think of Batwoman #2, or tell me what comics you’d recommend me trying out! Find me on my socials, and check out my Marvel podcast, Vigilante Vibes, by clicking here!

Monster High: Boomuda Triangle #3- A Wild West Adventure

It’s A Wild West Adventure in Issue #3 of Monster High: Boomuda Triangle. Writer Megan Brown, Artist Eileen Widjaja, Colorist Bex Glendining, and Letterer Johanna Nattalie have made another amazing issue. 

Read Monster High: Boomuda Triangle #2 Review Here 

Monster High: Boomuda Triangle #3 Cover A By Lisa Sterle (Credit: IDW Publishing)

***WARNING SPOILERS***

This issue kicks off with a look at a vampire getting a stake right to the heart. Shelldon is then talking with a ghoul outside of her house. He then walks in, and Valentine fails at trying to scare him. They then get talking, and it’s decided they need to rob a train to get the map pieces back. As one does in the wild west.

The train robbing plan continues to unfold in a graveyard. The alternate reality versions of the boys then head to the train station as they discuss how the rips are getting worse. 

As the train leaves, the boys continue talking, as they kick off their robbery plans. Frankie and the gang are spotted on the train, and suddenly all hell breaks loose.

After all of that, the boys are then reunited, and it’s revealed that the rift destroyed the train tracks. The alternate reality versions of the boys help the main timeline boys to the top of the train. Spelldon then splits the rift, and everyone is ok. We wtap up with them jumping through a rift with a shadow shark, and they find the old main versions of themselves. 

Overall Grade: 10/10– This was an amazing comic. I love what Megan and her team are doing with this series. These next 3 issues are going to continue to be crazy and fun to read.

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Imperial Guardians #2 – No One Dies

Maintaining a Galactic Union is no easy task. It helps to have a group of Imperial Guardians to do your dirty work. When distrust, anger, and revenge bubble just below the surface, a union is incredibly fragile. When diplomacy fails to keep the union, Maximus, architect of the Galactic War deploys his black ops team of Imperial Guardians. A Kree Admiral threatened to destroy the universe in defiance of the Union. The Admiral is no more. With dangerous visions and distrust with each other, can the Imperial Guardians survive?

This review is brought to you by Shawn of the Nerd Initiative team!

Creative Team

Writer: Dan Abnett
Penciller: Marcelo Ferreira
Inker: Jay Leisten
Color Artist: Rachelle Rosenberg
Letterer: Cory Petit
Cover Artist: Sean Izaakse
Color Colorist: Nolan Woodard

Writing

Dan Abnett continues to craft a fun and creative series with the Imperial Guardians. I actually found myself preferring this issue to the first. I love getting to see some characters interact that might not often come across each other. Imperial Guardians definitely has a rag-tag band of misfits feel about it.

In addition to the feel of everything, there are heartfelt and serious moments interspersed. Seeing characters be really honest about who they were and who they are is refreshing and feels like a meaningful break from the fun side of the story. It provides grounding and reminds readers that through all of their adventures, these characters are still complex figures with feelings, struggles, and regrets. Abnett captures that perfectly in this issue.

Art

Imperial Guardians #2 Cover by Sean Izaakse and Nolan Woodard. Image from Marvel Comics

The art team of Marcelo Ferreira, Jay Leisten and Rachelle Rosenberg continue to stun with beautiful work. Ariana Maher does amazing work letting the story flow and preserving their beautiful art. I loved that Maher made SFX so distinct that even similar sounds from the same source stood out.

Ferreira and Leisten do an amazing job. The lines, the shading, and the detail are just magnificent. Rachelle Rosenberg really captures the cosmic feel of the story through the coloring. Gamora’s battle scenes are some of the best panels in this issue allowing each member of the art team to show of their talents and abilities.

Final Thoughts

This is turning into a really fun series and one that I didn’t see as being so much fun after the events of Imperial. Abnett and company are crafting a story that feels a little bit like an anthology built around a common thread. Beautiful poster, worthy art, and fun yet meaningful writing make this an issue to pick up.

Overall Grade 9/10

Are you enjoying Imperial Guardians? Let me know in the comments below.

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