Ha ha, why is Spider-Man so terrible with teenage girls? Nadia hates him and Riri seems to be heading right down the same path. I loved the Family Business OGN, so I'm super excited that Teresa is back in play. Also, I didn't know that was in canon. Are all of the OGN canon? I know Rage of Ultron is.
It would be nice if there was a good ongoing Inhumans book. Royals certainly isn't it. Plus it's a little too in the weeds with Inhuman history. Don't think people know inhuman lore, Marvel. No one does.
I think I have the same problem with Secret Empire that I do with the War of Jokes and Riddles in that both feel very disjointed. I feel like I'm missing a page or skipped a chapter with both and it's quite disconcerting. That being said, I still like both of them for what they are. I suppose it's a core part of my nature to judge things for their potential instead of their purely objective quality. I think most stories have a kernel of a good idea or concept certral to them; this is why something as unloved as the Civil War comic event could be redeemed as a fascinating novel and a highly regarded film. I think that there's that potential in a lot of comics in fact. A good idea executed badly is not remotely the same as a bad idea.
New Patriot can kick rocks though.
Also, the Tony and Steve page was fantastic. One of my favorite pages of anything.
Emma Frost is an actual crazy person now.
Is that a new uniform on Starfire in Super Sons? Cause it looks great. Also, walking towards the camera at a canted angle is my favorite overused trope. Also! I support anything that fucks up Damien Wayne.
Superman felt like it was mandated to make sure kids learned something during vacay. It was super sentimental, but considering the state of the DCEU and more importantly the country, it was nice.
War Thor is everything. Holy crap, give me his book. "What in the Hel is that ward made of?"
"Rage." Man am I gonna miss Jane Thor. Such a fantastic book. They really should recast Jane Foster.