A few that caught my eye this week…

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Avengers #43 – cover art by Alex Ross

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Demon Days: X-Men #1 – cover art by Stanley Lau

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Demon Days: X-Men #1 – cover art by J. Scott Campbell

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Demon Days: X-Men #1 – cover art by Peach Momoko

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Star Wars: The High Rebpulic #3 – cover art by Phil Noto

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Nocterra #1 – cover art by Francis Manapul

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Nocterra #1 – cover art by Jock

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Batman #106 – cover art by Jorge Jimenez

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Crime Syndicate #1 – cover art by Jim Cheung

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Man-Bat #2 – cover art by Kyle Hotz

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Infinite Frontier #0 – cover art by John Timms

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Sensational Wonder Woman #1 – cover art by Yasmine Putri

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Swamp Thing #1 – cover art by Francesco Mattina

So, which were your favorites?


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  1. Colleen O'Shaughnessy Avatar
    Colleen O’Shaughnessy

    Among your selections, I like the Stanley Lau “Demon Days” and the “Sensational Wonder Woman #1” by Yasmine Putri.

    Here’s my pick, courtesy of League of Comic Geeks: “King in Black: Gwenom vs. Carnage #3” cover art by Ken Lashley.

    https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comic/7368278/king-in-black-gwenom-vs-carnage-3

    I can’t explain my attraction to this cover over all the others and it isn’t my usual kind of pick, but I really like it.

  2. The WW art is so heroic, I wanna turn the page and find out what’s up with that lion. The WB movies soured me a bit on Batman, I’m not a Balehead but I miss his sleek bearded british Batiness. This week’s Resident Alien, Wandavision and Debris are filling my nights with fun sci fi again, I can’t believe Syfy has a show that good and with real cussin’ to boot.

    I simmered little beef strips with carrots and baby potatoes, lots of fresh basil, garlic, diced tomatoes, Thai Chili sauce and spices crushed in my brand new mortar and pestle, I got a really rich dark sweety/spicy sauce. I simmered for nearly 3 hours and it was very tasty. The red onion circles were especially nice, snappy yet tender.

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