Comics Wrap-Up - Everything Is Average Nowadays

Film Trailers

Marvel has given us a tiny (ha, tiny!) teaser that Ant-Man & Wasp is now in production :)

Single Issues

I've been using single comics issues this week to boost my floundering Goodreads* Challenge, here's the highlights:

*My Goodreads is private - sorry.

Wonder Woman #1 from the current series run sets out Wonder Woman's origins (yeah - again.)

This is part of DC's Rebirth initiative - where they're trying to set some ground rules for what the canon will be moving forward.

They have to do this every so often to stop sh** getting more tangled up that it usually it. It's like wiping the slate clean.

Spider-Man and the X-Men #1 left me conflicted.

It was funny and random as all hell - so I really enjoyed it. But I couldn't help but feel that there are questions here about mutants that were meant to stand in for other minorities.

And I'm really not sure it was dealt with quite right (questions like, 'why should we help them when they hate us?' and 'why should a mutant be told what to do by a non-mutant?' were answered in a slightly 'minorities should stop being so uppity' kind of way.)

And Ramayan 3392 AD #1 was actually a re-read for me - and I thought it was even better this time around.

The artwork is beautiful, and it has a really confident tone. It's fantastic.

Other Stuff

Asher Guthertz @ Book Riot explained why he would like to see a Superman musical starring Chance the Rapper.

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