Happy Friday, and happy Fantastic Five! This is our end-of-week column that takes a look back at the very best comics of the week. Let’s take a look at the books:
The best comics of the week of May 22, 2024
#5: Amazing Spider-Man #50
Enjoy the art and fun backup stories when you read Amazing Spider-Man #50, which puts Green Goblin into a central focus. The art is spectacular, and the legacy of Spider-Man continues to tantalize.
Read David Brooke’s full review!
#4: Wonder Woman #9
Wonder Woman #9 continues to show the incredible resolve of Wonder Woman as she fights against the threat of losing her mind. The creators continue to show Diana’s strength in ways we haven’t even imagined. Plus, there’s another super cute backup story!
Read David Brooke’s full review!
#3: Cobra Commander #5
The pace moves quickly in an exciting fifth issue of Cobra Commander. Fans of these characters will enjoy where the issue ends and be even more excited about the potential of this story after reading the last few pages.
Read David Brooke’s full review!
#2: Local Man #10
Local Man #10 is many things. It’s a good jumping on point for a series that’s worth your time and attention. It’s a reminder that heroism, like most things in life, isn’t an easy road – there’s setbacks and there’s loss, and what matters is that you keep going. It’s also proof that the right creators, when given the space to work their magic, can deliver a story that makes you remember why you love comics.
Read Collier Jennings’ full review!
#1: Titans #11
Titans #11 is one of the series’ best issues to date, and shows how great the Titans as an idea is for conveying themes and emotions to readers through heartfelt storytelling. Tom Taylor has done a great job utilizing each of the members of the team, ensuring they all get the spotlight in their own right without diminishing the greatness of the others, and this issue is a true testament to that ability. Additionally, the story sets up the next act of Raven’s plans at an accelerated rate. This issue is surely a can’t-miss.
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