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Kieron Gillen’s Journey into Mystery (2011-12) is as funny as it is emotional, heart-wrenching as it is harrowing. Full of wit and bursting with schemes, Gillen writes an iconic and era-defining version of Loki as the fan-named Kid Loki. If you’re a Loki fan, Journey into Mystery is a must.
Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto’s Black Widow comic book series combines Natasha Romanoff’s work towards atonement with a mystery that haunts her across the globe. Gorgeous artwork accompanies a slow build of a story, creating a Black Widow comic book easy for new Marvel readers to enjoy.
The 2016-2017 Black Widow comic book is a must-read for both veteran fans of Natasha Romanoff and those looking to fall in love with her. Mark Waid and Chris Samnee’s mini-series is compact, action-packed, and intelligent, while never flinching from Natasha’s past.
Ed Brubaker’s seminal 2005 comic book Captain America: Winter Soldier brings Bucky Barnes back from the dead in a painful noir thriller of a tale. If you want more Bucky after The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, but you don’t want to feel mired in 80 years of comic book continuity, Captain America: Winter Soldier is the perfect volume for you.
The 2015-2016 The Vision miniseries is a masterful demonstration of storytelling and suspense. The Eisner Award-winning series questions whether a synthetic man can really be human, or just an imitation. Where last week, we looked at Wanda Maximoff, this week we’re looking at the second half of the WandaVision duo: The Vision.
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