Hot New Comics: Doom’s Reign, Vader Legacy, and MORE

This week’s hot new comics bring everything from cosmic battles to time-warped chaos, with plenty of first appearances, status quo shake-ups, and key developments that collectors won’t want to overlook. From Tony Stark preparing for war against a world ruled by Doom to Kylo Ren searching for his grandfather’s secrets, this week’s releases have no shortage of game-changing moments. Let’s break down the key comics arriving this Wednesday.

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Iron Man #6 kicks off the Stark Insurgent Prologue, and if that doesn’t sound ominous enough, Doctor Doom is now the Emperor of Earth. And the kicker? Everyone seems fine with it. Avengers included. But Tony Stark? Not so much. With a deadly new suit of armor and a few unexpected allies, Iron Man is gearing up for what could be his most impossible battle yet. Spencer Ackerman and Julius Ohta take the Iron Man mythos and flip it on its head, setting up a war that could redefine Tony Stark’s future. When Doom is in charge, something is bound to go wrong—assuming Tony lives long enough to stop it. Nick Fury vs. Fin Fang Foom #1. The legendary spymaster is up against something a little bigger than your usual geopolitical nightmare—an ancient, city-sized dragon. Fury has seen it all, but even he’s not prepared for the chaos that comes with battling Fin Fang Foom. Marvel Stormbreaker Elena Casagrande joins J. Michael Straczynski in what might be one of the wildest matchups in Marvel history. Will Fury’s tactics stand a chance against a creature that has shrugged off battles with Iron Man, Thor, and even the Hulk? Time to find out. Phoenix #9 is about to change the game for Jean Grey once again. Facing off against Thanos is bad enough, but add in Perrikus’ villainous schemes, and it’s clear the cosmic forces are lining up against her. This issue promises a major transformation for Jean as the Phoenix Force rises to a new level, making this a key issue for collectors watching the Phoenix’s power scale. With Thanos wielding both mystic and psychic abilities against her, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Star Wars Legacy of Vader #2 follows Kylo Ren as he returns to the birthplace of his grandfather, Anakin Skywalker. But this isn’t a quiet, reflective journey into family history—he’s got Gardulla the Hutt, her mercenaries, and a Rancor standing in his way. Will Kylo find something in the sands of Tatooine that reshapes his destiny, or is he just digging up more ghosts from the past? Star Wars collectors should keep an eye on this one—secrets about Anakin’s history are never insignificant.

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West Coast Avengers #5 throws Steve Rogers’ dark doppelgänger, Flag-Smasher, into the mix. And let’s just say he’s not showing up to have a civil discussion. This guy nearly took over the world once, and now he’s tearing through Iron Man and War Machine’s West Coast squad with a vengeance. If you thought the West Coast Avengers had enough to deal with already, this issue proves otherwise. Aquaman #3 dives deep—literally. Arthur Curry is one step closer to reclaiming his throne, but the temptation of freedom might be pulling him in another direction. Lori Lemaris enters the picture, and let’s just say she’s not here for small talk. Add in a squad of mercenary mermen, and Aquaman’s path back to power just got a whole lot more complicated. For fans of classic undersea conflicts and new villains, this issue is one to watch. Assorted Crisis Events #1 from Image Comics is something else entirely. Time itself is having a meltdown, throwing cavemen, cyborgs, and medieval knights into modern-day city streets. People are getting stuck in time loops, encountering alternate-reality versions of themselves, and watching their morning commute take a detour straight into the prehistoric era. Deniz Camp and Eric Zawadzki team up with Eisner-winners Jordie Bellaire and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou to bring an anthology series unlike anything else on the stands. If time-travel disasters and reality-warping chaos sound like your kind of thing, this one’s a must-read. Defiant #1 launches DSTLRY’s latest sci-fi epic from Chuck Austen and Patrick Olliffe. Sandusky is on a mission to recover his son Devon’s body, lost in a battle that ignited an intergalactic war. But nothing about this mystery is what it seems. As Sandusky digs deeper, he stumbles into a conspiracy far darker than he imagined. With DSTLRY’s premium format and a creative team delivering an atmospheric, galaxy-spanning thriller, this one is going to stand out on the shelves. For fans of Dune, Firefly, and Andor, this might just be the next great sci-fi saga.

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