Deadpool as Torch, Eddie Brock’s Darkest Bond, and More Key Comics This Week
Deadpool as Torch, Eddie Brock’s Darkest Bond, and More Key Comics This Week.
Each week, the comic book landscape shifts as new issues hit shelves, introducing major first appearances, status quo changes, and unexpected shake-ups that could impact collectors and speculators alike. This week is no different, delivering a packed lineup of key issues, must-watch debuts, and shocking storylines that could have lasting effects on some of the biggest characters in comics.
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Deadpool as Torch, Eddie Brock’s Darkest Bond, and More Key Comics This Week.
Marvel kicks off its “Torch” variant covers, and leading the charge is Deadpool/Wolverine #2, featuring the first-ever appearance of Deadpool as Torch. The only real question—what do we call him? Torchpool? DeadTorch? Either way, it’s a variant collectors will be keeping an eye on. The mayhem continues in Deadpool #11, where “Pools of Blood” begins. Deadpool and his daughter take on Spider-Man in what can only be described as a messy, high-stakes payday. They have one job—take out Spidey and get paid. But nothing is ever that simple. And just when it seems like things couldn’t get worse? The story continues in Miles Morales: Spider-Man #30. Deadpool’s got one more major moment this week. Deadpool Team-Up #5 marks the final issue of Rob Liefeld’s final Deadpool storyline. The Dragon’s eggs are at risk, and Deadpool is down. If he doesn’t make the ultimate sacrifice, it’s game over. This one is going in the history books. Eddie Brock takes a horrifying new turn in Eddie Brock Carnage #1. He’s been Venom. He’s been Anti-Venom. He’s been the King in Black. But now? He’s bonded with Carnage. Can he keep his grip on reality, or is he about to become a monster beyond redemption? Charles Soule and Jesús Saiz are taking Eddie to the darkest corners of the Marvel Universe. The world wakes up to Doctor Doom’s ultimate power move in One World Under Doom #1. Months after becoming Sorcerer Supreme, Doom emerges from the shadows and declares himself Emperor of the World. And somehow, every leader is going along with it. Mind control? Doombots? Worse? Earth’s heroes race to take him down, but not everyone is against him. Over in Gotham, Absolute Batman #5 puts Bruce Wayne in a no-win scenario. Black Mask has forced his hand, and with his friends’ lives hanging in the balance, Bruce faces his most brutal choice yet—compromise everything or outthink the impossible. And how does Mayor James Gordon fit into this?
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Image Comics drops Bug Wars #1, throwing Slade Slaymaker into a nightmare of spellcasting spider witches, beetle-riding barbarians, and ant armies. His backyard has become a battlefield, and the same insect forces that devoured his father are coming for him next. Jason Aaron and Mahmud Asrar go all-in on brutal dark fantasy. Spawn brings two major entries this week. In Spawn #361, Bludd’s final form is revealed, and he’s done playing games—his one goal is ending Al Simmons. Meanwhile, Spawn No Home Here #1 explores the fate of Sherlee Johnson, the seven-year-old victim of Billy Kinkaid. Her story takes a twisted, nightmarish turn in a brand-new chapter of the Spawn Universe. For something different, The Hive #1 delivers sex, violence, and bees. Image Comics isn’t holding back with this one. Dark Horse brings Cyberpunk 2077 Psycho Squad #1, where MaxTac faces an unstoppable cyberpsycho who’s rigged an entire facility for destruction. The deeper they go, the less likely anyone is making it out alive. And in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars The Bad Batch Ghost Agents #1 gives the Bad Batch their first solo miniseries. Their mission? Track down a Separatist ghost agent who just pulled off a heist on Coruscant. But their pursuit takes them into the worst parts of the underworld, where even the Bad Batch might be outmatched. Key first appearances, massive shake-ups, and must-watch stories make this one of the biggest NCBDs of the year. What’s on your list?
Deadpool as Torch, Eddie Brock’s Darkest Bond, and More Key Comics This Week.
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