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Preview: The Amazing Spider-Man #4

The Amazing Spider-Man #4

(W) Nick Spencer (A/CA) Ryan Ottley
Rated T
In Shops: Aug 22, 2018
SRP: $3.99

PETER PARKER VS. SPIDER-MAN?!
PETER PARKER & SPIDER-MAN IN THE SAME PLACE AT THE SAME TIME?!
• Things are crazy for Spider-Man. His personal life in turmoil, the giant TRI-SENTINEL returning to attack NYC…
• …and someone is out there impersonating Peter Parker!
• Is it the Chameleon? An LMD? Ultimate Peter Parker making his Marvel U debut? Think again, True Believer!

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It’s new comic book day tomorrow! What do you plan on getting? What are you excited for? Sound off in the comments below! While you think about that, here’s some comic news and reviews from around the web in our morning roundup.

The Comichron – July 2018 comics sales estimates: Batman #50 ships more than 441,000 copies, Spidey #1 289k – For those that enjoy the horse race.

CBR – Don’t Worry, Thor’s Ex-Roommate Darryl Survived Thanos’ Finger Snap – We can sleep at night now, how about you?

Newsarama – Marvel Reaches Out to John Byrne About New Work – After a Bitter Break-Up 18 Years Ago – Um…

 

Reviews

The Outhousers – Detective Comics #986

Talking Comics – She Could Fly #2

The Outhousers – Superman #2

Newsarama – The Thrilling Adventure Hour #1

Graphic Policy’s Top Comic Picks this Week!

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in!

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find out what folks think below, and what comics you should be looking out for this Wednesday.

Paul

Top Pick: Fantastic Four #1 (Marvel) – FINALLY! Fantastic Four was the first comic book I ever read and it ignited my passion for comic books. I collected this title for years and was crushed when it was cancelled. I am beyond excited that Marvel’s first family is coming back and I can’t wait to read their new adventures.

 

Brett

Top Pick: The Sandman Universe #1 (Vertigo/DC Comics) – This is it, the return of the classic comic universe! I can’t say I ever read the originals, but I’m fascinated to see what this new entry is like and the new series spinning out of this universe.

Black Badge #1 (BOOM! Studios) – Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins alone are draws for this new series.

Farmhand #2 (Image Comics) – The first issue was weird in all the right ways where a farm now grows human parts. Funny in so many ways, this is one that’s just strange enough to keep us intrigued.

Hot Lunch Special #1 (AfterShock Comics) – I couldn’t tell you a single thing about what this series is about. I just know writer Eliot Rahal is writing it and since he consistently entertains me, I’m excited to check it out.

Long Live Pro Wrestling #0 (Scout Comics) – Wrestling in comics is becoming a big thing again and this one sounds unique as it follows a former wrestler turned talk show host which sounds like it could stand out.

Mech Cadet Yu #11 (BOOM! Studios) – I love this seres of kids piloting giant mechs fighting off aliens. This isn’t the issue to start but I will constantly recommend this series.

Oblivion Song by Kirman and De Felici #6 (Skybound Entertainment/Image Comics) – This sci-fi series stands out not for the concept/aliens, but the focus on the impact of a catastrophic event. There’s an exploration of PTSD and trauma that’s subtle (and some times not so much) but something we just don’t see in comics much today.

Outpost Zero #2 (Skybound Entertainment/Image Comics) – The first issue was the tense build up of a disaster film. A little mix of a lot of concepts, the center of it all is key, grown up kids who are experiencing it all in their own way. An interesting enough first issue I’m excited to check out the second.

Transformers: Lost Light #22/Transformers: Optimus Prime #22/Transformers: Unicron #3 (IDW Publishing) – The three series come together to deal with the threat that us Unicron. While some are a bit behind the main story, they’re all important in their own way and the bigger picture that’s happening is amazing. This is years of storyline finally converging to one big event and who knows what will happen when it’s all over.

 

Joe

Top Pick: Fantastic Four #1 (Marvel) – The first family of comics is back! It’s long overdue, I mean even DC formed The Terrifics in their absence with a different but in the same mold as our science loving explorers. So pumped to see what Slott and company has in store.

The Sandman Universe #1 (Vertigo/DC Comics) – Another classic and beloved series returns this week. I have high hopes for this book and the four ongoing series it will kick off. It’s Gaiman’s world, we just play in it!

Plastic Man #3 (DC Comics) – While I wish this was an ongoing, I am still looking forward to every issue. It’s such ridiculous fun and mystery.

Superman #2 (DC Comics) – Let’s see what Bendis and company has in store as these issues pile up. I enjoyed both starts to this and Action, and am hopeful the momentum continues. Great start so far.

The Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Marvel) – Spencer and Ottley have done a great job with the first two issues, and I am loving the story with The Lizard, and the school. I can’t wait as the rogues gallery grows, because to me, much like Batman, that’s when Spidey is at its best.

Joe’s Corner: This Week’s Reviews, Spider-Man, Flash, Infinity War, Justice League Dark and More!

This is a weekly comic review show for comics Joe pulls or picks up. This video is for comics coming out the week of July 25th 2018. Joe reviews the books he picked up and gives us his favorite books of the week and at times, a cover of the week. If you’d like, follow Joe @jriddy5000son on Twitter, Instagram, and Mixer.

The comics I buy are bought from Secret Comix Cave, an awesome comic store. Support your local comic shop!

Physical comics featured:

The Amazing Spider-Man #2 Marvel Comics
The Flash #51 DC Comics
Infinity Wars: Prime #1 Marvel Comics
Justice League Dark #1 DC Comics
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #33 Marvel Comics
The Punisher #228 Marvel Comics
The Sentry #2 Marvel Comics
Venom #4 Marvel Comics
Wonder Woman #51 DC Comics

Other comics:
Saga #54
Action Comics #1001

Books Of The Week:
Justice League Dark #1

Covers Of The Week:
Venom #4 by Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, and Frank Martin

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The weekend is almost here and we’ve got some geeky things on tap! What will you all be doing? Sound off in the comments below. While you decide on that, here’s some comic news and reviews from around the web in our morning roundup.

CBR – Guardians of the Galaxy’s Dave Bautista Continues to Rail Against Disney – Good. Disney will maybe listen to one of its stars. Maybe.

ComicMix – Gail Simone on the passing of Bongo Comics – It’s the end of an era!

Newsarama – Locke & Key Lands at Netflix For New, Re-Cast Show – Maybe this time’s the charm?

Newsarama – Marvel’s Tahlia Hein Passes Away at 32 – Out thoughts are with her friends and family.

The Outhouse – Love & Basketball‘s Gina Prince-Bythewood To Adapt Rucka And Fernandez’s The Old Guard – Nice!

 

Reviews

Newsarama – The Amazing Spider-Man #2

Newsarama – Justice League Dark #1

Joe’s Corner: What Comics to Buy this Wednesday

Joe goes over the comic book and trade paperback releases for the week of July 25th 2018, gives what he is going to read, as well as some the top comic books of the week that others may be reading, and recommends some other series as well. If you’d like, follow Joe @jriddy5000son on Twitter, Instagram, and Mixer.

The comics I buy are bought from Secret Comix Cave, an awesome comic store. Support your local comic shop!

Comics I Pull:

Action Comics #1001 DC Comics
The Amazing Spider-Man #2 Marvel Comics
Infinity Wars: Prime #1 Marvel Comics
Marvel 2-In-One #8 Marvel Comics
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #33 Marvel Comics
Multiple Man #2 Marvel Comics
The Punisher #228 Marvel Comics
The Sentry #2 Marvel Comics
Venom #4 Marvel Comics

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San Diego Comic-Con is kicking off today! We’ll have coverage here throughout the show and next week and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube where we’ll be posting things from the show!

While we wait for the convention to begin, here’s some comic news and reviews from around the web in our morning roundup.

Wired – Does Comics Culture Have an Inferiority Complex? – What do you all think? Sound off in the comments below!

The Outhouse – New Publisher Critical Entertainment Launching Five Titles At SDCC – A stealth announcement and we’ll keep our eyes out for them while at the convention!

The Outhouse – Decepti-cons Conning Folk at Conventions! – See it, say it!

 

Reviews

Comics Bulletin – The Amazing Spider-Man #1

The Beat – Cloud Hotel

Newsarama – Euthenauts #1

Newsarama – The Life of Captain Marvel #1

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We’re hitting the airport and heading to the West Coast for San Diego Comic-Con! But, that’s not stopping us with news from around the web.

CBLDF – Read CBLDF Summer Report! – A good organization to support!

Deadline – Stan Lee & POW! Launch New Comic Series After $1B Lawsuit Dropped – Interesting turn of events.

 

Reviews

Talking Comics – The Amazing Spider-Man #1

Newsarama – The Flash #50

Talking Comics – She Could Fly #1

Joe’s Corner: Reviews: Amazing Spider-Man, Superman, the Punisher, Relay, and Die!Die!Die!

This is a weekly comic review show for comics Joe pulls or picks up. This video is for comics coming out the week of July 11th 2018. Joe reviews the books he picked up and gives us his favorite books of the week and at times, a cover of the week. If you’d like, follow Joe @jriddy5000son on Twitter, Instagram, and Mixer.

The comics I buy are bought from Secret Comix Cave, an awesome comic store. Support your local comic shop!

Physical comics featured:

The Amazing Spider-Man #1
Superman #1
The Punisher #227
Relay #1
Die! Die! Die! #1

Books Of The Week: The Amazing Spider-Man #1
Covers Of The Week: The Amazing Spider-Man #1 & Superman #1 David Mack variant

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It was new comic book day yesterday! What’d you all get? What’d you like? What’d you dislike? Sound off in the comments below! While you think about that, here’s some comic news and reviews from around the web in our morning roundup.

The Comichron – Batman #50 leads retailer reorders for first week of July – Not too surprising.

Borneo Bulletin – Outgoing US envoy talks about comic books, life in Brunei – Interesting…

CBR – Stan Lee & POW! Release Statement About His Social Media Accounts – More drama!

 

Reviews

The Beat – The Amazing Spider-Man #1

The Beat – Entropy

The Beat – Superman #1

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