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Ultimate Wolverine #16 wraps things up but lacks a certain emotional punch… really snikt

YEAR TWO OF THE ULTIMATE UNIVERSE NEARS ITS END IN THE FINAL ISSUE OF ULTIMATE WOLVERINE! Wolverine and Phoenix track Magik right into the demonic dimension of Limbo for an epic, devastating showdown! To escape Illyana’s realm of dark magic, a final sacrifice must be made, one that will lead directly into ULTIMATE ENDGAME #5!

Story: Chris Condon
Art: Alessandro Cappuccio
Color: Bryan Valenza
Letterer: Travis Lanham

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Narco #2 dives right into its concept but feels a bit rushed by the end of the issue

Handcuffed and trapped in an interrogation room, Marcus becomes the prime suspect in a brutal murder he’s sure he witnessed. The cops won’t believe him, and his narcolepsy isn’t helping. Clearing his name is only step one. Step two is finding the real killer before the real killer finds him.

Story: Doug Wagner
Art: Daniel Hillyard
Color: Dave Stewart
Letterer: Ed Dukeshire

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Racer X #6 features a nice connection to the recent issues of Speed Racer

An outlaw race in the desert pits Racer X against the deadliest engine ever built, and the mob that wants it unleashed on the X Circuit. As the GRX makes its bloody debut at Death’s Bend, Racer X counters with a revolutionary new machine designed not just to win, but to survive. Betrayal, industrial espionage, and lethal ambition collide in a race where momentum kills, survival is victory, and some wins cost more than anyone can afford.

Story: Mark Russell
Art: Nuno Plati
Color: Giada Marchisio
Letterer: Buddy Beaudoin

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Preview: Cosmic Censorship Vol. 3

Cosmic Censorship Vol. 3

(W/A/CA) Ryu-Ichi Sadamatsu
FC, 240pp, $13.99

As Earth faces new cosmic-level threats, Maki and her team must push their alliances and strategies to the limit. This installment introduces terrifying new foes, intertwines technological warfare with arcane forces, and pushes Maki toward a dramatic personal revelation that could change the fate of the world. Meanwhile, her connection with a certain teammate begins to evolve from camaraderie into something far more complicated – and dangerous.

Cosmic Censorship Vol. 3

Preview: Working for God in a Godless World Vol. 5

Working for God in a Godless World Vol. 5

(W) Aoi Akashiro (A) Sonsho Hangetsuban
FC, 176pp, $13.99

With Dakini’s influence continuing to grow, she becomes an ever greater threat to Mitama and her remaining followers. Leading a dangerous and rapidly expanding religion, Dakini’s ultimate goal is to overthrow Mitama and seize divine power for herself. Yukito and Mitama must confront this rising peril while navigating the increasingly blurred line between gods and humans.

Working for God in a Godless World Vol. 5

Absolute Batman #19 packs a lot into the issue cementing it as a key release in the series

Poison Ivy proved to be just one of the many horrors within the bowels of the ARK M facility, and as Joker sets his sights on Absolute Batman, he decides to enlist the help of one of the center’s most terrifying doctors, Dr. Jonathan Crane. While Bruce Wayne tries to align himself with Barbara Gordon, there’s more than one alliance formed in this issue. New debuts, new villains, new arc starts here.

Story: Scott Snyder
Art: Nick Dragotta
Colors: Frank Martin
Letters: Tom Napolitano

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G.I. JOE #21 is an awesome nod to the classic Silent Issue as a team is sent to extract Scarlett

STORM SHADOW AND SCARLETT RETURN! The Arashikage and Cobra have met once before…prepare for ROUND TWO! Will G.I. Joe be forced to put a stop to it?

Story: Joshua Williamson
Art: Tom Reilly
Color: Lee Loughridge
Letterer: Rus Wooton

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The Hab #1 delivers a nice start to a horror story where you want to see everyone tortured

Mercurial billionaire Tuttle Barrows prepared for everything—even the end of the world. Years ago he wielded his immense power and fortune to build a massive sealed habitat atop a once protected ancient freshwater glacial cave. Now, as the world outside unravels, Barrows, his family, and a handpicked inner circle retreat to their final sanctuary—a place built to outlast civilization itself. But something was already there. Beneath layers of ice, in the ancient freshwater vault, a long-dormant danger lurks. While hallucinations twist their reality and violence spreads like a fever they must descend deeper or risk their last refuge becoming a tomb.

Story: Joshua Dysart
Art: David Lapham, Jacob Phillips, Bill Sienkiewicz
Color: Bill Crabtree, Jacob Phillips, Matt Hollingsworth
Letterer: Simon Bowland

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Destroy All Humans. They Can’t Be Regenerated Vol. 7 is another great volume in the series

It’s the nineties at Tokiwagi Middle School. And for gamers like Hajime Kano, after the release of Magic: The Gathering, nothing will ever be the same again!

Springtime becomes turbulent when a French transfer student comes to town, and the showdown between Magic players Kuon and Yakumo draws to a close. Also, Hajime finally tells Emi how he feels about her! How will Emi respond?!

Story: Katsura Ise
Art: Takuma Yokota
Translation: David Evelyn
English Adaptation: Molly Tanzer
Touch-up Art and Lettering: Nicole Dochych

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Like the first volume, Kaiju No. 8 Relax Vol. 2 has its moments but overall is for diehard fans

With the highest kaiju-emergence rates in the world, Japan is no stranger to attack by deadly monsters. But kaiju don’t attack every day! Sometimes, even the best and brightest kaiju-fighting heroes get a chance to relax.

The gag-filled spin-off of Kaiju No. 8 continues! Kafka Hibino heads out on a camping trip with his fellow recruits, but Ichikawa’s strong opinions throw a wrench into the fun. Then, the holidays roll around. Get ready to spend New Year’s and Valentine’s Day with the Third Division!

Original Concept: Naoya Matsumoto
Story: Kizuku Watanabe
Art: Kizuku Watanabe
Translation: David Evelyn
Touch-up Art and Lettering: Kyla Aiko
Design: Jimmy Presler
Editor: Patrick Macias

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