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Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

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Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

This week saw the emergence of Ghost Machine, as Image’s new label takes two spots in the top five.

Welcome back to another edition of Fantastic Five, where we shout out the very best comics of the week! This week saw the emergence of Ghost Machine, as Image’s new imprint takes two spots in the top five. Let’s take a look at the books!

Best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

#5: Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #1

Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

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Minor Threats: The Fastest Way Down #1 expands upon one of the most interesting superhero books on the stands, and it isn’t afraid to shake things up. This comic – alongside other titles like Radiant Black and Local Man – prove Blum’s point that superhero fatigue is only a state of mind.

Read Collier Jennings full review!

#4: Deadpool #1

Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

Deadpool #1 is a nice change of pace as the sad sack that is Wade Wilson is trying to mend things with his trusty Symbiote doggo and a desire to make things right in his life. Fans of the previous run will love Ziglar picking up where that left off, with a promise for more development with Deadpool’s daughter. With plenty of action, this will appear to fans, both new and old. This will be a strong contender for best #1 issue of the year due to pace and emotionality.

Read David Brooke’s full review!

#3: Readcoat #1

Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

Redcoat #1 is a fast-paced joyride as we meet a protagonist that’s not so much a hero, but maybe he’s on a path to become one. The immortal hero trope has had many attempts over the years, but here Redcoat mixes history and the unknown for a tantalizing start. It’s a fun escapist historical fiction story worth exploring.

Read David Brooke’s full review!

#2: Rook: Exodus #1

Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

If you like detailed art, this will be your favorite comic of the week. Rook: Exodus #1 is a compelling new sci-fi dystopian story that’ll have your imagination running wild with its potential. You’ll be invested enough to return for more, especially with the excellent art. It’s as good as sci-fi action adventures get in many ways.

Read David Brooke’s full review!

#1: Spider-Man: Shadow of the Green Goblin #1

Fantastic Five: The best comics of the week of April 3, 2024

Fans of the classic Spider-Man era will adore Spider-Man: Shadow of the Green Goblin #1. This series will take you back to a key time in Spider-Man’s life as he grapples with bills, the drama between friends, and the looming menace of Goblins before they ever entered his life. DeMatteis hits all the right Spider-Man notes – selfless, brave, relatable – while adding intriguing new canon.

Read David Brooke’s full review!

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