June 19, 2023

I had some time this afternoon. I considered watching some more Twilight Zone episodes as the Daily Zone moves into season three of the show, but I chose, instead, to finish off the comics from last week’s comic haul before new comic book day on Wednesday. Tomorrow is fairly packed with things for me, so I thought the time was right.

BY the way, wild Kraven the Hunter trailer released today. Not sure how I feel about it though since Sony is behind it and Sony’s track record, outside of Spider-Verse animated movies, is not great. Morbius? Venom?

Anyway…

Killadelphia Vol. 2: Burn Baby Burn. Written by Rodney Barnes and drawn by Jason Shawn Alexander. Six months after the events of the massive slaughter of people in Philadelphia by the vampires led by John Adams, trouble gets stirred up once again, this time by a different Adams, Abigail Adams. More history, this time featuring Thomas Jefferson, as well as other historical moments. This volume ended at a horrible point… making me ready to see Vol. 3.

Damn Them All #4. Written by Simon Spurrier and illustrated by Charlie Adlard. Ellie takes the fight to reclaim the demons right ahead with a new idea. She has a way to get the advantage without using the demons that have been stuck in the coins. And I loved her choice, which was so unexpected.

Rogue & Gambit #4. “Killer Tech” Written by Stephanie Phillips and drawn by Carlos Gomez. Steve Morris sis the art for the cover. Power Broker has technology that he is using to control a group of super villains and this leads to him also taking control of Rogue. Gambit arrives to try and help, and has to wind up battling against Rogue.

Ghostlore #2. Written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by Leomacs. Lucas and Harmony face some frightening new ghosts. Lucas especially has to face some horrifying creatures wanting to tell him their story. Then, someone unknown shows up at the end, leading into where the story is heading. Some excellent imagery in this issue.

X-23: Deadly Regenesis #4. “The Past Haunts us All Part 4” Written by Erica Schultz with art by Edgar Salazar. Kalman Andrasofszky is the cover artist. Laura is working for Kimura and attempting to do it without killing anyone. It does not go well for her. Oh, and Kingpin is here.

Superman: Lost #4. “The Edge of Forever” Written by Priest and drawn by Carlo Pagulayan. Superman is still trying to find his way back to earth. He is still in his bright white outfit that stores the solar power.

Spider-Gwen: Shadow Clones #4. Written by Emily Kim and penciled by Kei Zama. David Nakayama was the cover artist. The origin of the different Gwen clones are revealed here as Doctor Lyla Bennett was out to kill all Gwens in all the multiverse.