Welcome back to another edition of Fantastic Five, where we give love to the very best comics of the week! This week sees three #1s claim the top three spots. Let’s take a look at the books:
#5: Detective Comics #1076
Detective Comics is an impressive book that balances dark intrigue and a story you’ll hang on the edge of your seat to read. There’s a theatrical nature to this tale that’s unmistakable and sets it apart from most superhero comics.
Read David Brooke’s full review!
#4: Doctor Strange #9
Doctor Strange #9 finds its success through an exciting battle and spectacular art. As the pace slowly speeds up, the cliffhanger leaves readers ready for an epic conclusion. With the penultimate issue of its second arc, Doctor Strange continues to be a riveting series with all new and different adventures for the character.
Read Michael Guerrero’s full review!
#3: Ultimate Universe #1
Ultimate Universe #1 blends together a sweeping story with epic artwork to present the next version of Ultimate Marvel, as only Jonathan Hickman and Stefano Caselli could put it. Even if Hickman’s left the main Marvel universe behind for the most part, he’s proven he still has the chops to deliver the kind of barrier-breaking stories that made Marvel a major force in comics – and will continue to do so when he and Marco Checchetto take over Ultimate Spider-Man.
Read Collier Jennings’ full review!
#2: Spider-Boy #1
Spider-Boy is a ton of fun that’s quirky with a burst of visual storytelling that’ll please fans, young and old. There isn’t a goofier comic out right now, and that’s a compliment.
Read David Brooke’s full review!
#1: Supergirl Special #1
As previously proved by Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow and Power Girl Special #1, an emotional script and pastel imagery can make a modern Supergirl story something beautiful, and Supergirl Special #1 proves so once again. Whether this touching tale leads to a new ongoing featuring the Maiden of Might or not, this has the potential to be another timeless and introspective chapter in Kara’s journey as a hero. Like DC has shown time and time again, Supergirl, much like her cousin, has an important place in the DC Universe.
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