asianxcore

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2016)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2017)

sven

X-Force #6 - Brisson is focusing way too much on Cable while all the more interesting characters just feel like set dressing so far.

asianxcore

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2018)

The Valeyard

Hit-Girl Season Two #1
Hit-Girl Season Two #2
Hit-Girl Season Two #3

Trevor

Man-Eaters issues 1-9

Probably my favorite 2019 book so far. A bit heavy-handed on the message is a common complaint, but I disagree, and they play around with that criticism. The premise is cool, and the storytelling methods are unique and fun.

Trevor

Justice League of America #77

Trying to catch up in my one a day read thru of the Justice League, and happy to be entering a bit more modern era. The early issues are great fun, but a bit too goofy and samesy for binge reading. One thing I love about old comics are the surprises in the letters pages; this issue had letters from future writer Alan Brennert and father of comics fandom Jerry Bails!

PhantomStranger

It's always a hoot seeing a future writer show up in the letters pages when they were young. It became so common I wondered if that was a condition of working in the business.

The Valeyard

Adventures of the Super Sons #12. Final issue of the maxi-series. Tomasi's Superman run was just amazing. The best Superman had been in years. Both the Super Sons series and Adventures of the Super Sons continued that fun (tho I preferred the Super Sons series more than the maxi-series follow up). It's sad to see this series come to an end.

PhantomStranger

We didn't get enough Jon at that age. I wouldn't have minded the forced change in age if we'd gotten several years of Jon as a pre-teen, but they establish him and then boom, he's now an older teenager.

urrutiap

Recent actual single issues of comic books that i have read this month

Marvel Legacy
Hunt for Wolverine

Bronkster

Last night I read Action Comics 449 from 1975. Significant to me because I missed that issue due to being in Air Force basic training.

Trevor

Finally gave Grass Kings a try. Love everything of Matt Kindt I try, and this looks to follow that trend. Need to read more, but the first issue as me wanting to check out more.

Kind of a rural mystery crime fiction thing.

shadowhawk2020

Just went back and reread Age of Apocalypse. Thought it held up pretty well.

PhantomStranger

I really should give that a second read.

Trevor

Discovered a title that might be unknown to everyone here, Itty Bitty Bunnies in Rainbow Pixie Candyland. Cartoony art, absurd mature humor, and hilarious, at least in the mood I was when I read it.

asianxcore

Paper Girls #29
Paper Girls #30
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #39
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #40
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #41

Trevor

I put Paper Girls in my queue to binge this month but might not get to it.

PhantomStranger

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #7 - From the 1990s, this story written by James Robinson fits into that year's annuals' theme of "pulp" heroes.

Trevor

Was that the ‘event’ that featured The Question too?

PhantomStranger

It's a weird event where DC's superheroes were written as hard-boiled crime noir protagonists. I think the Question was in it. Themed annuals were pretty fun in the beginning before they ran out of good ideas.

asianxcore

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #42
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #43
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #44

Bronkster

Superman Special #1 from 1983.

asianxcore

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #45
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #46
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #47

The Valeyard

Sunday Night:
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor - Year One #12 & 13
Fantastic Four (Vol. 1) #206, 207, 208
Far Sector #1

IBJoel

Technically Legends of the Dark Knight #46 ("Heat" part 4). That story wasn't collected, so I bought the individual issues on Comixology and read it as a de facto trade. Loved that storyline.