This issue of The Manhattan Projects has the protagonists (I’m not so sure I’d use the word heroes) dealing with the aftermath of being double-crossed by Roosevelt and the other members of the Illuminati. For the most part the issue is a revenge issue and Hickman does not disappoint in providing amusing and sometimes grotesque ways for the scientists to deal with their foes.
Avengers: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is the basic idea here. It’s a welcome return to the espionage world that helped make Ed Brubaker’s original run so much fun.
This series focuses on Cyclops and his allies as he recruits for a new X-men team. But one of his allies doesn’t think that Cyclops is doing the right thing.
Super baby batter. Yes, these words and many others like them can be found in this issue. I missed Powers so much, didn’t you?
Katana before the launch of the Justice League of America book that’s supposed to get people interested in it. …That’s some good planning right there.
Dr. Octopus pays a visit to one of his old friends, the Vulture. Carlie ponders on if Peter is actually Dr. Octopus. What will be the aftermath of these events?
Valkerie and Misty Knight team up to defeat the Asgardian undead. How did these Asgardians rise up from their graves?
I was never really a fan of Lost. I hope Lemire isn’t taking us from one awful status quo to another one. Where’s Kevin Smith when you need him for the same thing again?
The Phantom Stranger faces off against The Spectre! The Ultimate Guilt vs. The Ultimate Vengeance! Also – new ramifications that will rock the DC Universe! Read on to find out more.
Why does Ike act the way he does? Does it route back to his father, Abraham?
