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“Spider-Man: No Way Home” continues from “Far From Home,” with Peter Parker’s identity revealed. Seeking Doctor Strange’s help, he faces consequences and iconic villains. The film explores responsibility and redemption with standout performances.
Welcome to the Future State of the DC Universe. More of a project than an event, each of these stories takes place in a possible future for the characters involved. Batman is missing and we do not know where he is.
“IN A WORLD…” I hope you read that Don LaFontaine’s apocalyptic voice, because that’s what we’re working with here. DC’s Future State project is taking their lineup and filtering it through the lens of potential tomorrows.
The entire issue is a psychological deconstruction between Doctor Doom and Iron Man as they discuss the merits of their actions, the weight of their consequences as they impact the world, and whether or not Santa Claus is real.
Within these pages lies the mother of all wars. All of DC’s multiverses fight against all of their dark multiverses for the fate of the all-inclusive Omniverse.
Bound to tradition and family, the choice often seems to be made for us. At least, that’s the dilemma Julie faces as she passes through this year’s holiday season.
Conan, Magik, the Black Knight, and Juggernaut are sent to battle an Asgardian dragon in hopes of retrieving an Eye of Agamotto from him.
This isn’t just a book about Black Cat looking for her next score. This is a slow-roll build-up to an Ocean’s Nine Lives story that would even tickle Brian Koppelman.
Set in futuristic Los Angeles, Aahna “Ash” Ashina returns to the Los Angeles Police Department to hunt down fugitive Blade Runners. This story, 10 years after Blade Runner 2019, stays true to the franchise, blending pacing, tone, and phenomenal art.
This new iteration of the Sentient World Observation and Response Directorate is commanded by an organization of mutants as Krakoa takes to the stars.
Hope. That’s what we want from stories. The darker the prose, the slightest of hopes we allow ourselves to accept. It is hope that Bryan Hitch dangles in front of us throughout the entirety of Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Flashpoint.
Tom King’s 85-issue run of Batman continues into the infamous pages of DC’s Black Label line of mature stories.