Are we really that scary where people can't come into this thread and ask us where they should start reading?
the thread might be too intimidating for many that want to start reading something
maybe we could make some basic guides or something and place them on the OP to help those that feel that way
Ms. Marvel #9:
Is this series ever going to stop being good? Because it's good.
I like how Kamala's new discovery didn't influence her style of crime-fighting or anything of the sort. Inhuman or not, she's still the new Ms. Marvel and she still knows that she's there to help. Really neat stuff all over this chapter and the ending brought up an interesting twist.
Edge of Spiderverse #4-5:
Issue 4 was eh and boring. Not only was it expected, it was really dumb. The art was nice, though.
Issue 5 was my favorite one yet, as it was a tribute to mech anime and it wasn't afraid of showing it. Like, seriously. Evangelion. Not even subtle. And it was great. This one and Spider-Gwen deserve more than just side issues. There's so much that they can do here.
Ultimate Spider-Dude #6:
FUCK.
WHAT.
WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT.
AXIS #2:
This is dumb and I should drop it.
But I know I won't. :/
Loki - Agent of Asgard #7:
Hmm... Well, there's that. I want more Loki and less AXIS soon. He's got so much potential as a character that's not being achieved through these tie-ins.
Teen Dog #2:
Welp, still can't find actual copies of these. :/
The short stories are fun and keep the concept fresh while the art shines through with a fantastic style. This deserves more readers.
I guess my comic of the month is between
Edge of Spiderverse #5 and
Sabrina #1. EoS 5 is just too good with the art and the world-building in a few pages, but it deserves so much more. Sabrina was able to give us information that fans of the series could totally work with, the art was superb, and the story has a neat direction so far. If you can, check out both of them. They totes excellent.
OH AND I READ MOON KNIGHT 1-6 AGAIN AND I REMEMBERED WHY 7-8 MAKE ME SAD