As a whole, issue 4 is a sharp, confident chapter that mixes psychological tension with wild cosmic adventure.
The “Abomination” storyline lands exactly where it needed to. Snyder and Dragotta swing for the fences and connect.
Nova: Centurion #1 is an excellent series premiere that wastes no time putting Richard Rider through the cosmic wringer.
GW and the Liberty Tree #1 takes a legacy hero with decades of fictional history and making his absence feel heavy.
KnightFight #1 is about what happens when Batman finally faces the consequences of raising heroes who have outgrown him.
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Immortal Legends Batman #3 sharpens the mix of mystery, and sci-fi flair into something that feels genuinely new for the Dark Knight.
Radioactive Spider-Man #1 works because it refuses to play it safe. It’s brutal, tragic, and deeply human.
Battle Beast isn’t grim and gritty for the sake of it. It’s a character who lives for violence but the creative team makes it fun.
Transformers #25 balances heart, humor and spectacle while teasing a much larger world waiting to unfold.
Absolute Batman #13 is one of the most emotionally charged and visually stunning of the series.
Venom #250 succeeds as both a celebration and a springboard for the next big thing.
