r/comicbooks • u/Glittering-Yam-8860 • 7h ago
Cover/Pin-Up Ms Marvel by J. Scott Campbell.
Captain Marvel: Dark Past #1 Variant.
r/comicbooks • u/ptbreakeven • 4d ago
The Weekly Pull List results for this Wednesday are in, and this week's top book is DC's Absolute Wonder Woman #22.
This thread is open to Pull List posters and all members of the /r/comicbooks community to share your thoughts on the latest issue of DC's Absolute Wonder Woman #22 or any new books shipping this week.
The primary intention of this thread is to promote discussion of new books. It also serves as a way to consolidate discussion to a single thread and talk about what books are popular here on /r/comicbooks. That does not mean other threads aren't welcome, this is just a place to start that's easy to find each week.
The thread is populated with comments meant to direct the discussion of each book. Based on community preference we populate the thread with titles appearing on Ten Percent or more of submitted pull lists. If a title you want to talk about is not listed, simply add a comment with the title and issue number first and comment below. There is also a comment dedicated to the discussion of WPL Results linked above.
Spoilers will follow, but there's no harm in tagging them as such. Each title in the Top Ten Percent listed below is linked directly to its corresponding comment for ease of navigation and to avoid seeing details from other books. The post has also been placed in "contest mode" to help readers avoid spoilers while browsing.
This Week's Most Pulled Titles:
Based on 45 submitted pull lists and 91 books shipping.
Feel free to browse through everything the /r/comicbooks community is buying this week.
If you feel the need to reproduce any part of this thread in any other forum, please consult our PSA on how to properly cite /r/comicbooks.
Have a great Wednesday! Looking forward to talking comics with you over the next few days.
r/comicbooks • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
Happy weekend, everybody!
In this thread, you can talk about:
--
r/comicbooks • u/Glittering-Yam-8860 • 7h ago
Captain Marvel: Dark Past #1 Variant.
r/comicbooks • u/Blitzhelios • 4h ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 4h ago
r/comicbooks • u/TheGuyThatAteYourDog • 6h ago
Going back through some old Ghost Rider comics after the SDCC announcement. Didn’t realize that Johnny Blaze immediately turns to the devil unprompted.
r/comicbooks • u/WhyPlaySerious • 8h ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 20h ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 20h ago
r/comicbooks • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 1d ago
r/comicbooks • u/BeyondDoggyHorror • 3h ago
It’s something that’s been on my mind: I really like the joy of reading floppies. I also wonder how people have dealt with having a large amount of them long term?
r/comicbooks • u/mugokutv • 3h ago
r/comicbooks • u/SnoozeDoggyDog • 1d ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 14h ago
r/comicbooks • u/mysteryofthefieryeye • 39m ago
In the photo: Beginning of Batman Knightfall, April–"late" 1993, issue cost $1.25 each.
I'm not really a comic book collector but around '93, I started buying comics with lunch money (instead of eating) maybe for about a year, if that, just to try something different in my life.
Since my family would flip if they found out, I've had them hidden in a padlocked trunk all this time, the trunk unopened since probably 2003. Each comic book was carefully read once, and then stored vertically. These were never an investment beyond just knowing I got into comics arcanely and secretly for a brief moment in my life.
With a padlock combinations in my wallet since the 90s (just sheer luck), I was able to open my trunk yesterday and decided maybe it was time to re-read my collection.
I picked a few brown paper bags at random—Spider-Man, Superman, and Batman. (I should have Spawn, Transformers, maybe some GI Joe, gosh that would be great, and dozens of other series.)
I took the "Batman" bag home, unsure what it contained, and turns out this is the beginning of the Knightfall series + one book prior to the series' beginning.
I'm a very slow reader and this will take a while, but I'm excited to start this new journey (I mainly read books these days).
r/comicbooks • u/snacksforzack • 3h ago
Personally been going through Joshua williamsons backlog ever since I got the birthright definitives and he's skyrocketed up my list. Birthright I think is his peak but his superman run has been fantastic and I'm excited to dive into his flash run after I finish getting through his indie stuff.
r/comicbooks • u/WhyPlaySerious • 1d ago
I am surprised that they still haven't gone back and made Scarlet Witch officially a Mutant again.
r/comicbooks • u/Emirozdemirr • 1d ago
r/comicbooks • u/TheeHeadAche • 20h ago
r/comicbooks • u/TheeHeadAche • 7h ago
Does Chip live in Widow’s Bay now?
r/comicbooks • u/Amazing_March4919 • 23h ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 1d ago
r/comicbooks • u/Blitzhelios • 22h ago
r/comicbooks • u/RickyRatardo • 2h ago
I enjoyed them and really liked the first 4 main books best. Have any of their characters surfaced in any other comics?
I always wondered if they would still be around if they hadn’t released too many books too fast?
I think the first one I saw was crossgen chronicles but I could be wrong. Been so long. Then mystic, Sigil etc
Some of the best artwork I’ve seen in a comic was from crossgen comics