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Al Ewing and Lee Garbett’s Loki: Agent of Asgard is an emotional rollercoaster of laugh out loud delight and painful tears. The successor to Keiron Gillen’s Journey into Mystery, it strikes the same witty tone and heartbreaking core, and throughout it all, it asks the question: can Loki be anything but a villain?
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.
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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