Marvel's new Midnight line kicks off with a horror-infused take on the Fantastic Four. Writer Benjamin Percy and artist Kev Walker deliver a compelling, suspenseful debut that reimagines the classic team.
The story follows a disgraced Reed Richards who is recruited by Susan Storm to explore interdimensional travel, leading to terrifying consequences. Benjamin Percy provides a fresh, addictive character study of Reed, while Kev Walker’s art effectively balances horror elements with the team's classic dynamics. The issue successfully establishes a sense of dread without feeling overly grim. It serves as a promising foundation for Marvel's new horror-themed universe.
The first ten fans in line at the Scott's Collectables signing on Saturday at New York Comic Con will receive an exclusive Creature Corps trading card featuring art by Martin Simmonds. This promotional item coincides with the debut of Creature Corps ashcans at the event.
James Harren brings a fresh, unique perspective to DC's Etrigan the Demon in this new ongoing series. The debut issue successfully reintroduces the character to modern audiences while subverting traditional expectations.
Jonathan Hickman returns to the X-Men with a compelling and complex new universe that blends mutant lore with vampire horror. The debut issue successfully establishes a high-stakes world filled with competing factions and gruesome, grounded visuals.
This review explores the debut of Jonathan Hickman's Midnight X-Men, a series that reimagines classic mutant conflicts through a complex, multifaceted lens. The author recommends the issue while highlighting its thematic connections to historical X-Men narratives.
