Weekly Reader, August 31, 2026

[Jeff]

Maybe I'm an optimist but I think I can get through these this week! 

Backlog
ROGUE #5 (OF 5)
WOLVERINE: WEAPONS OF ARMAGEDDON #4 (of 4)

Gotham Central 1
Legion of Super-Heroes #46
Legion of Super-Heroes #47

ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #21
ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #22
DETECTIVE COMICS #1111
BATMAN/SUPERMAN: WORLD'S FINEST 2026 ANNUAL #1 (ONE SHOT)
THE PERIL OF THE BRUTAL DARK: AN EZRA CAIN MYSTERY #6 (OF 6)

Marvel Unlimited
PSYLOCKE: NINJA #5 (OF 5)
X-MEN #30

DC Universe Ultra
Legion of Super-Heroes #48
Gotham Central #2
ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #22

Hoopla
W0rldtr33 #17
W0rldtr33 #18 - MISSING from Hoopla. Will get on Comixology.
W0rldtr33 #19
W0rldtr33 #20
W0rldtr33 #21
Assorted Crisis Events #7 - MISSING from Hoopla. Will get on Comixology.
Assorted Crisis Events #8

Crossgen
Meridian #27
Meridian #28
The First #23
The First #24

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[Perry]

Marvel Unlimited
Infernal Hulk #7
Sentry #3
Ultimates #24

DC Universe Ultra
Absolute Superman #22
Gotham Central Special Edition #1 (2014)
Infinite Crisis #1

Hoopla
Corpse Knight #5
Terminal #2
Crowbound #1
Hammerfist #1
Rook #11
Escape #9
Alex Ross Marvel Dimensions

CrossGen
The First #23
The First #24

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Infernal Hulk - Really digging this and looking forward to the upcoming Hulk War. Hope it is as good and entertaining as World War Hulk was back in the day 

Sentry - It took two and a half issues, but the melancholy over a sick/dying dog has finally reached the end... hopefully. Now I say that as a dog person, so not knocking the grief of writer Paul Jenkins. He has clearly lost a beloved dog recently, I do understand and hope this was therapeutic, but damn, I don't want to read three issues of sadness. Ya know? But the last page has me excited for what may be instore for this character next issue 

Ultimates -  Took a lot to bring down this version of Hulk but it was cool. Or coolish I guess. Ha. Almost done now... almost...

Abso Supes - Pretty good issue and I am getting more and more used to this artist. Not sure if that is a good thing or not, ha, but I am starting to enjoy it. Plus... loving Brainiac 

Gotham Central - So I thought this was going to be a one-shot special and I was really looking forward to it, having recently finished the entire Gotham Central title, but noooo, this is just a reprint of GC issue one 

Corpse Knight - Revelations and intrigue. Only one more issue of this to go and I am already hoping that they find a way to continue this mini after the final issue... next month 

Terminal - The first issue of this had a similar feel to 80's X-Men and Strikeforce Morituri but this issue was pure 90's early Image. Looking back, that first issue was probably the same, I just didn't feel it as much as I did here. This title, while enjoyable (for now?) is loaded with early Image muck... but it's not hitting me in the same bad way I would expect. Sort of like how I enjoyed Wildcats when it first started (though I can't read that slop now) 

Crowbound - Lemire and Nguyen pair up once again to bring us another futuristic tale. The pencils are loose as hell, as per usual with Nguyen, but like most of his projects, the water-coloring blends perfectly with the style. Looking forward to more 

Hammerfist - This went in a direction I was not expecting. I was already in love with this book from the first few pages and a part of me wishes it would have... remained on THAT track, but we get what I hope to be an even better, though very different tale. I trust Remender and this is a perfect vehicle for the great, the amazing Steve Epting 

Rook - Continuing the Arachnid arc (which will conclude next issue). This was fun and of course, pretty as all hell to look at 

Escape - Another Remender BANGER!!! I am loving this damn series. Love of dogs? Check! Love WW2 stories? Check. Love compelling storytelling? Check. The only problem I had, from issue one even, is due to the art, which is fantastic, the antagonists (Bats) always looked like Dobermans to me, and when I finally start seeing them as 'bats' and not Doberman dogs, they bring in a damn Doberman at the start of this issue and get me all kind of confused. Hahaha, took me a couple panels, but I got there. And those last couple panels... wow

[Jeff]

Backlog
ROGUE #5 (OF 5)
WOLVERINE: WEAPONS OF ARMAGEDDON #4 (of 4)

Gotham Central 1
Legion of Super-Heroes #46
Legion of Super-Heroes #47

ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #21
ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN #22
DETECTIVE COMICS #1111
BATMAN/SUPERMAN: WORLD'S FINEST 2026 ANNUAL #1 (ONE SHOT)
THE PERIL OF THE BRUTAL DARK: AN EZRA CAIN MYSTERY #6 (OF 6)

Marvel Unlimited
PSYLOCKE: NINJA #5 (OF 5)
X-MEN #30

DC Universe Ultra
Legion of Super-Heroes #48
Gotham Central #2
ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #22

Hoopla
W0rldtr33 #17
W0rldtr33 #18 - MISSING from Hoopla. Will get on Comixology.
W0rldtr33 #19
W0rldtr33 #20
W0rldtr33 #21
Assorted Crisis Events #7 - MISSING from Hoopla. Will get on Comixology.
Assorted Crisis Events #8

Crossgen
Meridian #27
Meridian #28
The First #23
The First #24

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ROGUE #5 (OF 5) - kind of a flat ending to what was a decent series.

WOLVERINE: WEAPONS OF ARMAGEDDON #4 (of 4) - Apparently this is a prequel to the upcoming Avengers Armageddon event. While I did enjoy this quite a bit it did not get me interested in that avengers event at all.

PSYLOCKE: NINJA #5 (OF 5) - this was fun revisiting the time when Psylocke, Wolverine, and Jubilee traveled together. I give this mini a thumbs up.

X-MEN #30 - the end of the danger room arc. It was decent for an ending.  I do like how it seemed to have a complete wrap up and now we can move on to the next story.