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Fantastic Four #1, led by James Robinson and Leonard Kirk, gets the book off to a rocky start. Find out why in this Comic Booked review!
She-Hulk #1 brings the character back to her legal roots in an issue that’s sure to — wait a second, why spoil it here? Read the Comic Booked review today!
The hottest trickster god this side of… well, other versions of himself, mostly… stars in Loki: Agent of Asgard #1. Click through for our review!
Ms. Marvel #1 has a tough job, selling new Muslim heroine Kamala Khan to the traditionally conservative comic book audience. How does it fare?