I think the whole point of the AI being a copy of Peter opens up so many interesting possibilities. It may end up representing dark suppressed sides of Peter and then the question will be who is the Peter really deep down, or it may start envying the original Peter and trying to take control of his life. Alternatively it may take the form of his conscience, helping to bring him back from the edge when something bad happens, kind of being a reverse symbiote effect than how it is now commonly portrayed in media. Lots of interesting possibilities!

To say Jed is a little bit better than “stink” is unnecessarily insulting.

Loved it!!

For USM, I like that after what happened in the last issue, we get to see Peter, Otto, and Harry interact with Tony, who told them to prepare to fight the Maker (who will make his return in 2025) before we get to see Peter interact with the suit and treat it as a friend and family member, the Parkers and J. Jonah Jameson go to an arcade to celebrate May’s birthday, Jonah telling Richard about his childhood before he gave a book that we written to him, and Kingpin assembling the Sinister Six. Overall, this comic is great! For Giant-Size Thor, I like that Thor was able to free himself before he and Hercules worked together to fight aliens. Overall, this is a good comic. For Deadpool, I like that Wade and Taskmaster have to deal with Death’s Grip before Ellie and Princess (after threatening Doug to find Wade) saved him, Taskmaster did a Domain Expansion pose, and Wade accepted his daughter and invited her to join the family business. Overall, this comic is ridiculously good! For Scarlet Witch, I like that Wanda encountered and fought Lore while Pietro and Lorna fought the Griever At the End of All Things and Darcy needed Hexfinder’s help in dealing with the Griever before it ended with Wanda returning to Earth and planning to fight the Griever the second time. Let’s hope that Wanda, Pietro, Darcy, Lorna, and Hexfinder will defeat the Griever by the next issue. Overall, this comic is good! For the Miles Morales Annual, here is what I have to say. For the first part, since this is set before Blood Hunt, I like Miles spent his spring break going to Puerto Rico to spend time with his grandma. It’s wholesome and sweet! For the second part, I like that Miles interacted with Storm and worked together to save the people of Puerto Rico from floods and storms. Overall, this is a good backup. For the third part, I like that we get to see Miles interact with Brielle after what happened in Blood Hunt and reconciled before they fought vampires. Overall, this is a good backup. For the fourth part, I like that Agent Gao recruited Taskmaster and Wade because they needed cash. Hope that they’ll encounter Miles in the next arc. Overall, this is a good tease for what’s next to come. For Spider-Woman, I like that Jessica and the Assembly were able to work together to defeat the Gremlin before she was able to help the Assembly find out who they were before Hydra brainwashed them. However, I find it disappointing that this series ends with her not finding and reuniting with her son Gerry and that it ended on a bittersweet note. Let’s hope that other writers will make sure that Jessica will find her son, save him from getting brainwashed by Hydra, and de-age him because that subplot is infamous. Overall, this comic is fine.

My favorites are Conan, World’s Finest, Standstill and Dick Tracy. I’m still struggling to get into Redcoat. I just get figure out why it’s not connecting with me.

Conan was really good this week. It seems to never disappoint.

[Ultimate Spider-Man 8 - It’s a slowdown issue] Any slower, you’ll have to read it manga style. Thanks for recommending Stand Still. Going to check it out.

Good consistency from the indies. I’ll have to check out that “Stand Sill” book. Thanks for the efforts fellas.

Redcoat is definitely pretty good, but it is CLEARLY the weakest of the three. Imho, of course.

Meh, hate to be negative, but I thought Superman 17 was pretty bad. The art was cartoonish, and I didn’t understand how an unpowered Superman beat up a magic user. Even when he’s powered up, Magic is a weakness, right? Then how did unpowered Superman just walk in and dispatch that sorcerer without breaking a sweat? And apparently the whole room full of other magic users was so impressed, they just showed their bellies? Conan and Redcoat were great. I just picked up StandStill based on a little word of mouth. Glad to see it here on your list.

What's up weirdo! This is the Mad Ass Professor Step2Far. I'm here to tell you Weirdos!!!! We got an army! A muthafuckin Army of Sea Tortoise from the Galapagos Islands strapped with heat seeking butcher knives ! Muthafuckin right! What!?! Locked and loaded! Just waiting to go to war with your hating ass granny's! Your bitch ass no teeth havin' granny's! What!?;?!

Where is the Timestamps? I wanna skip Ultimate Spider-Man because I still haven't read the series🥺

Intro is so loud

My favs this week Worlds finest Redcoat Get Fury Local man - I’ll pick up an issue of standstill now!

10 picks is a BIG week for us and made a nice change from the last few weeks. If I had to pick a Top 3, I would go for Conan, Night Club and Stand Still--all indies.

I am dropping ultimate spider-man. It’s turned into a slice of life book. I’m out

I was hoping to hear more about the legend of Tumor Face and Shitneck. lol

I really enjoyed the following books this week: Conan StandStill Redcoat

thanks for the reviews! USM and Stand Still were my favorites this week.

My picks of the week were (in no particular order) Redcoat #5 The Walking Dead Deluxe #95 Destro #3 Ultimate Spider-Man #8

Superman has been fun and i am so happy to see Clark kent dealing with losing jon seems far way more organic then what bendis did to my boy which was garbage in my opinion.

0:00 Intro 3:31 Superman 17 6:57 Batman/Superman: World’s Finest 30 8:27 Get Fury 4 14:02 Phoenix 2 17:36 Ultimate Spider-Man 8 24:46 Night Club 2 1 27:35 Usagi Yojimbo: The Crow 5 28:49 Stand Still 1 33:07 Redcoat 5 37:39 Conan the Barbarian 14 40:50 Outro

Yeah it wasnt too bad of a week for me Red Coat, Get Fury, Usagi, Destro, Ult Spidey, and Conan was fun But "picks of the week" are Paranoid Garden and Night Club 2. Between Sacrificers and Night Club im loving the "anti hero"/corrupted hero stories they're telling, and Paranoid Garden is shaping up to be a ton of fun, like Gerard really missed writing Danny the Street from his Doom Patrol days Still gotta pick up Standstill, i hear that ones cool too

1:01 That, and seeing Halloween merchandise in retail stores this week.

For Nightwing, I like that Dick FINALLY learned about Hearless’ identity after THREE YEARS because it’s long overdue before he overcame his fears, returned to Gotham and was impressed that Bruce filled his duties as Nightwing, and saved the people Zucco captured. However, I find it strange and unnecessary that Dick realized that he was supposed to die instead of his parents because of what happened prior to that event. Let’s hope that Tom Taylor resolve the Dick and Heartless story in the next issue. Overall, this comic is good! For Gotham City Sirens, the only good thing about this comic is Harley, Ivy, Selina, and White Rabbit escaping (with White Rabbit explaining them that she created a clone named Dumb Bunny so that they can escape) before they encountered Punchline’s forces. That’s it. For Wonder Woman, I find it hilarious that Diana and Damian have to interrogate Captain Boomerang by any means necessary, like him dangling on a rope while Diana is flying on the Invisible Jet and him encountering sharks. Also, Captain Boomerang interacting with his son Owen, who should remember his pre-Flashpoint history (including his interacting with the Rogues, learning about his powers, viewing Kara Zor-El Supergirl as a friend, joining the Suicide Squad and Outsiders, and being killed during Blackest Night), learn that his mother is Meloni Thawne (Bart Allen’s mom and a descendant of the Reverse-Flash), and meet his brother Bart Allen because it’s long overdue by 20 years. Overall, this comic is okay. For the Super Sons backup, I like that Jon, Damian, and Lizzie spent 72 days on the ship before they were able to defeat Mongul and realize that they had to spend another 94 days returning home. For Superman, I like that Clark and Zatanna worked together to defeat Waller’s forces before they traveled to the Oblivion Bar to try and get some help from any magic user before Neron plan to make a deal with Clark at the final page. I also like that we get to see Clark’s reaction after finding out that Waller brainwashed Jon and transformed him into a Brainiac, in which I hope that Clark can free Jon from control. I even like that Lois, Mercy, Lex, Jimmy, Silver Banshee, and Lena had to be in Lena’s apartment (which looks nice) so that they can be safe from Waller. Also, flashback of Clark (during his Superboy years, in which his Superboy identity was public knowledge and that it had been fully returned) fighting Kid Warlock. Overall, this comic is great! For World’s Finest, I like that in 1964 (because of Bruce’s yellow oval on his suit), we get to see Clark, Bruce, and Dick interact with Diana and the Amazons before they were able to defeat Dolos and Apate and save Paradise Island from them. The missed opportunity should’ve seen Dick interacting with Donna Troy during that time since she was raised by Diana and the Amazons after she was saved from a burning building by Diana. Mark Waid has done an excellent job on the Trinity’s first team-up, including his writing on Wonder Woman. Although personally, it would’ve made sense for the Earth-One/New Earth/Prime Earth Clark and Bruce to meet Diana shortly after the formation of the JLA in 1959 before they invited her in the Batcave so that they could try to interact with and spend time with her since we don’t see her interact with her supporting cast in her civilian life. Overall, this comic is alright. For Green Lantern: War Journal, I like that John used Olgrun’s ring to defeat him and save the world while Shirley and a construct of Ellie worked together to defeat the Star Shroud long before Jon was able to use Olgrun’s ring to save Shirley by helping her and transforming her into a construct. Overall, this is a great comic and a great conclusion to this maxiseries. I hope we get to see John, Ellie, and Shirley in upcoming Green Lantern books very soon. For Titans, The only good thing about this comic are the Titans FINALLY learning that Dark-Winged Queen Raven isn’t their Raven. That’s it. Also, I find it disappointing that the Spectre got defeated by Dark-Wing Queen Raven, who summoned Trigon (who should’ve stayed dead since 1984, in my opinion) to defeat the Titans and take over the world or something. I find it sad that this is the Justice League level threat the Titans are facing that isn’t related to what happened in the previous arcs, such as Brother Blood and evil Raven. Let’s hope that Tom Taylor would end his run what the Titans defeating Dark-Winged Queen Raven and bringing back regular Raven, since this storyline is set before Absolute Power. Overall, this comic is okay. For USM, I like that after what happened in the last issue, we get to see Peter, Otto, and Harry interact with Tony, who told them to prepare to fight the Maker (who will make his return in 2025) before we get to see Peter interact with the suit and treat it as a friend and family member, the Parkers and J. Jonah Jameson go to an arcade to celebrate May’s birthday, Jonah telling Richard about his childhood before he gave a book that we written to him, and Kingpin assembling the Sinister Six. Overall, this comic is great! For Giant-Size Thor, I like that Thor was able to free himself before he and Hercules worked together to fight aliens. Overall, this is a good comic. For Deadpool, I like that Wade and Taskmaster have to deal with Death’s Grip before Ellie and Princess (after threatening Doug to find Wade) saved him, Taskmaster did a Domain Expansion pose, and Wade accepted his daughter and invited her to join the family business. Overall, this comic is ridiculously good! For Scarlet Witch, I like that Wanda encountered and fought Lore while Pietro and Lorna fought the Griever At the End of All Things and Darcy needed Hexfinder’s help in dealing with the Griever before it ended with Wanda returning to Earth and planning to fight the Griever the second time. Let’s hope that Wanda, Pietro, Darcy, Lorna, and Hexfinder will defeat the Griever by the next issue. Overall, this comic is good! For the Miles Morales Annual, here is what I have to say. For the first part, since this is set before Blood Hunt, I like Miles spent his spring break going to Puerto Rico to spend time with his grandma. It’s wholesome and sweet! For the second part, I like that Miles interacted with Storm and worked together to save the people of Puerto Rico from floods and storms. Overall, this is a good backup. For the third part, I like that we get to see Miles interact with Brielle after what happened in Blood Hunt and reconciled before they fought vampires. Overall, this is a good backup. For the fourth part, I like that Agent Gao recruited Taskmaster and Wade because they needed cash. Hope that they’ll encounter Miles in the next arc. Overall, this is a good tease for what’s next to come. For Spider-Woman, I like that Jessica and the Assembly were able to work together to defeat the Gremlin before she was able to help the Assembly find out who they were before Hydra brainwashed them. However, I find it disappointing that this series ends with her not finding and reuniting with her son Gerry and that it ended on a bittersweet note. Let’s hope that other writers will make sure that Jessica will find her son, save him from getting brainwashed by Hydra, and de-age him because that subplot is infamous. Overall, this comic is fine.

So if I send Jim a card, I'll get a shout out. Jim! I drove through Quakertown yesterday! We should get a beer sometime.

Another woke agenda comic

Great review!

Person I hate this character and it's disrespectful to the Spider-Man character because the whole lesson of Spider-Man is you don't need to be a psychic to be a hero you can be your own hero that's what makes Spider-Man engaging he had all these problems and he learned how to overcome them but he was his own Man by making him have a sidekick Peter's going against everything he believes in that to be a hero you have to be a hero on your own if I was marvel get completely get rid of the character because it's disrespectful why can miles be his own hero but this guy cannot be it's kind of disrespectful

This LOOKS like it takes place around Hickman's HOM/POX era/continuity! Sabretooth and Colossus both look the same here as they did then. It's just a guess, but Creed was definitely wearing the same costume here that he wore when Hickman did his first arc.

Ultimate Spider-Man came out yesterday? Damn, I thought that it comes out next week. The things that happen when you work three jobs.

great review man

I guess I'm the odd man out here because I didn't realiy jive with this. I could be nitpicky and point out EMPs don't work like that or that critical systems have redundancies and can be repaired and replaced or are EMP shielded, but honestly I'm just tired of the AU thing where we kill off a bunch of characters easily for shock value.

You just made me realize the redundant story in xmen is also the problem with the Ultimates right now. They’re following the same find a person with powers, help them with an issue, then they join the team. I still enjoy it for an x team book but not ultimates

F for red band scam. Do not buy standard version too.

Scott synder left for absolute dc

This was a wacky and wild take on an out of continuity story. Can’t complain for a good time, just don’t expect too much.

The art was awesome as expected from Capullo. The story was ok, not great but at least fun to some degree. Maybe once Logan eviscerates the brotherhood, that will be the best issue of this series.

I loved this issue... stoked for the number 2.

Sales for this book have been a little underwhelming unfortunately

I enjoyed it. Just a fun read. I like Wolverine Deep Cut as well.

I didn't like how easy the good guys died. There was no way cap, and the soldier went out like that. Deadpool and Colossus would not team with those guys .

I bought it today. Looked at a few pages and I saw the original Nick Fury back. Yep, I was immediately sold.

This was a banger. I was really surprised and also didn’t know what I was getting in for. It was quick to get you into it, but it didn’t need to be drawn out. And the east vs. the west angle could be interesting. Great set up for REVENGE 🔥😎

Sounds very out of continuity, but also pretty good. I'll wait to read it until it's concluded, but I've already got 4 of the 1st issues covers and have/will pre-order 3 of each issue going forward. It's nice to have some good/fun books out there.Thanks for the review, glad you guys liked it.

Don't care about the infinity comic. Hellverine was a hard pass X-Men 2 was underwhelming. The art was weird. Not liking Steggman's character designs. Im not a fan of how Juggernaut is being used. Cain is the wrong choice for comic relief. I enjoyed X-Factor. I understand it's X-Statics redux. I don't care. I have no animus towards Mark Russell, this is the first work of his I've read. I like Bob Quinn's art. Was it fantastic? No. But it was pretty good. If people want to complain about plot recycling, they could point to the New Universe one-shot The Draft, in which a super human arms race begins.

When Logan is like Jesus riding a dinosaur, revenge is worth it

This sounds incredibly lame, glad I passed.

Maria Hill dies? Officially the best Marvel comic of the 21st century.

As a Spawn fan, Capullo on Wolverine is a no-brainer, but Hickman is an unknown to me other than mixed reviews. The first couple of pages threw me off, the intro Wolverine and Fury sounded out of character and I was thinking maybe this isn't for me. Once the premise gets explained and the story really starts, I was in, this was a great first issue! Reminded me a lot of Enemy of the State.