New Comics This Week: Full Comics List For November 29, 2023
Gang War, Beast World and much more hit this week on our New Comics list for November 28 and 29 2023.
Marvel
Marvel was founded in 1939, and originally called Timely Comics. Now owned by Disney, the publisher is the home of superheroes like Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America, The Hulk, and Thor. You can also find iconic villains like Thanos, The Red Skull, Loki, and many more inside the pages of Marvel’s books. The company is based in New York City.
On Comic Book Club’s page, you can read reviews of Marvel Comics. In addition, listen to podcast interviews with writers and artists. You can also hear directly from editors and fans. Comic Book Club also has a weekly MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) podcast called MarvelVision. Each week, we break down theatrical movies and TV shows.
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Marvel Preview: The Amazing Spider-Man: Gang War – First Strike #1
The title of this needs more words. MORE.
Fantastic Four #13 Review: “A Delight From Front To Back”
Dr. Doom riding a Dr. Doom T-Rex? You love to see it.
Immortal X-Men #17 Review: Just Deserts
In Marvel Comics’ Immortal X-Men #17, Xavier is dealing with Sinister, while the rest of the mutants are dealing with Apocalypse. Yikes!
Transformers Breaks Records, Mark Millar Mulls DC Or Marvel Return, Graphic Novel Wins National Book Award | Comic Book Club News For November 23, 2023
A First Time for Everything by Dan Santat has nabbed the prize for Young People’s Literature for 2023.
Daredevil: Black Armor #1 Review: Back In Black
It’s a ’90s throwback with some wild continuity you probably forgot.
The Stack: Batman: Off World, Daredevil: Black Armor, And More
On this week’s Stack podcast for the week of November 22, 2023, we’ve got new comic book reviews for Batman: Off-World #1, Daredevil: Black Armor #1, and so many more!
Elvira To Tackle H.P. Lovecraft’s Racism, Amazing Spider-Man Teases Mystery Villain, Page Rates Lower Than Ever | Comic Book Club News For DATE
To be clear, she’s not approving of the racism, but the opposite.
