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<\/a><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\n\u201cCAPTAIN AMERICA SOARS AGAIN! Sam Wilson picks up the shield once more \u2014 and enters a world of trouble! Following a lead from Misty Knight, Sam intercepts a mysterious group hijacking what appears to be an empty train. As he digs deeper, he discovers that the plot may be connected to a crucial piece of Captain America history\u2026 and, surprisingly, Wakanda. The world is ready for two Captain Americas \u2014 but is Sam Wilson ready for what comes next?\u201d Spinning out of last month\u2019s Captain America #0<\/em>, both Captain America\u2019s will be getting their own series, with Symbol of Truth<\/em> being Sam Wilson\u2019s action-packed adventure. Look for Steve Rogers in Sentinel of Liberty<\/em> next month.<\/p>\n\n\n\n To celebrate the 60th<\/sup> anniversaries of both Hulk and Thor, writer Donny Cates and artist Martin Coccolo are teaming up to smash the two of them together for old time\u2019s sake. Both heroes (currently written by Cates too) have been through a lot of changes in the past couple of years, and now both new leveled-up versions of the classic characters will face off and show off their new powers and try to finally prove who\u2019d win. This week sees the beginning of the Hulk vs Thor Banner of War crossover with the Alpha issue, followed by issues in the Hulk and Thor main series. It\u2019s the crossover battle of the spring, and it all begins this week.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The Moon Knight Disney+ show brought a lot of attention to this classic character, and while the Moon Knight main series has been a huge success here in the shop, what we\u2019re REALLY excited about is this newest entry in Marvel\u2019s Black, White, and Blood series: it\u2019s Moon Knight Black, White, and Blood<\/em>. A collection of short stories written by some of Marvel\u2019s best talents, each story is told in stark black and white with only splashes of red\u2026 which may or may not be blood. In this first issue, \u201cJonathan Hickman and Chris Bachalo introduce the all-different Moon Knight of the future! Marc Guggenheim and Jorge Forn\u00e9s tell a Moon Knight adventure in reverse! And Murewa Ayodele and Dotun Akande team the white-clad crusader up with the Amazing Spider-Man for a harrowing night of adventure!\u201d These BWB miniseries are pretty cool and highlight some of Marvel\u2019s more brutal characters in great fashion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cYou know the story: an infant escapes the destruction of its home planet and is deposited on Earth to be raised by human parents. A goddess from a lost city defends truth. A Tyrannosaurus rex dons the visage of a bat to strike fear into evildoers\u2019 hearts. This heroic trinity, alongside a league of other super-powered dinosaurs, join forces to save a prehistoric Earth from the sinister machinations of Darkseid. Wait… what? Okay, maybe you don\u2019t know the story. So join us and bear witness to a brand-new\u2014yet older than time\u2014adventure and experience the Justice League as you have never seen them before!\u201d Written by shop favorite Daniel Warren Johnson, this is one of the strangest but coolest Justice League series I can remember.<\/p>\n\n\n\n When the Milestone Universe was brought back last summer, there was one title many fans felt was missing. But now the Blood Syndicate is back with their very own Season One. Wise Son and Tech-9 are back in Dakota City, but the streets have changed, and so have they, since they\u2019ve come back from tour in Afghanistan. Since the Big Bang, there\u2019s been rival gangs popping up on the streets of Dakota with Holocaust and his growing super-powered army vying to take control of Paris Island, a part of town where heroes like Icon and Rocket aren\u2019t around. Wise Son and Tech-9 have secrets of their own and a role to play in the future of Paris Island as the gang war spills into the streets and threatens to tear the city apart. Did any of that make sense to you? If not, check out this first issue of Blood Syndicate and see why this series was so sorely missed during the initial relaunch of the Milestone Universe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n James Tynion IV\u2019s Nightmare Country<\/em> has become one of DC\u2019s best surprises of the year. Playing with dreams and nightmares, thoughts and imaginations, and the monsters in our heads and in reality, this series is definitely creepy nightmare fuel indeed. Each issue features a guest artist drawing a Dreaming sequence, and issue #2 this week has Andrea Sorrentino of Gideon Falls<\/em>, Primordial<\/em>, and more. We\u2019ve still got some copies of #1 in store, and this series might just be the push I need to finally read Sandman<\/em> in its entirety.<\/p>\n\n\n\n New from Image and the creative team behind Curse Words<\/em>, Charles Soule and Ryan Browne bring you the darkly comic Eight Billion Genies<\/em>. \u201cIf you had one wish… what would you wish for? Now, what if everyone else had one wish too?… At exactly the same moment, everyone on earth gets a genie and one wish. All hell breaks loose, in a very entertaining way… and that’s just the beginning. Buckle in for the wildest ride of the year!\u201d This new 8-issue limited series has a pretty ridiculous concept, and I\u2019m excited to see just how messed up the world turns when everyone has their way with just one wish.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Ben and John Shearer ABSOLUTELY LOVED this series. Written and drawn by Guillem March, Karmen<\/em> is the story of life, death, and the afterlife and is full of intriguing twists and metaphysical musings. It\u2019s right up there with another classic, F\u00e1bio Moon and Gabriel B\u00e1\u2019s Daytripper<\/em>, and is an emotional and thoughtful look at life and death beautifully written and drawn by comics superstar Guillem March. We had a hard time getting restocked on issues of this miniseries, so we\u2019re excited for the full collection to finally be available, and the dustjacket has a bonus page inserted in it too!<\/p>\n\n\n\n<\/a><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\n<\/a><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\nDC Comics Header<\/h1>\n\n\n\n
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