The best comics to buy this week, July 17, 2024, are a bunch of comics that run the gamut from the vulgar to the downright bizarre. In fact, most of them are gritty; Paranoid Garden is titled the strangest (praise). Below you’ll find my five favorite books of the week, along with the usual new releases…enjoy!
The most worth buying comics on July 17th
Thorns #7
writer: Christopher Cantwell
artist: Alex Lins
Colorist: Luis NCT and Mar Silvestre
Writer: and world design
Publisher: Prosperity! studio
In the penultimate issue of The Thorn’s second chapter, our heroine and Spider find themselves locked away in the terrifying Crane Island prison, where the secret Spider has been hiding from Thorn will finally be revealed!
This new discovery creates a crisis for Blair, who will have to contend with the terrifying Warden and the walls surrounding her and the spiders… and the walls between them.
Why it’s cool: Now, one of our best fantasy comics is coming to an end with its penultimate issue. The good news, though, is that it’s as good as ever.
price: $3.99
Right hand #2
writer: Dan Waters
artist: Andre Bressan
Colorist: Adriano Lucas
Writer: Ross Wootton
Publisher: Picture Comics – Skybound
The world is changing, and Destro means standing out! But with Cobra Commander eyeing him and mercenaries Samote and Tomax trying to overthrow him as the world’s number one weapons manufacturer, he must survive the future in order to build it.
Why it’s cool: The coolest things in monthly comics continue this week with a new issue correctfurther building on the energy universe, we accelerate towards the all-new G.I. Joe #1, with continuity and Transformers and Void opponent.
price: $3.99
Heart Piercer #3
writer: Rich Duke
artist: Gavin Smith
Colorist: Nicholas Bergdorf
Writer: Justin Burch
Publisher: dark horse comics
As the werewolves weaken Briglen’s defenses, Atara will do whatever it takes to stop the forces of the night. But it will all be in vain if she can’t overcome their fears and show them that victory is possible. However, this seems less and less likely as the terrifying Howler himself stalks towards the village.
Why it’s cool: I’ve really enjoyed this series from the beginning, but this issue explodes in the middle of an all-out action scene, and it escalates the whole thing even further. Stop sleeping on this.
price: $3.99
John Constantine – Hellraiser: Dead in America #7
writer: Simon Spurrier
artist: Aaron Campbell
Colorist: Jody Bellaire
Writer: Steve Wants
Publisher: DC Comics – Black Label
John was lost…not just lost asking for directions. He would be lucky if he could identify the plane of existence he was on. Guided by a mysterious hitchhiker, John must find his way back to Nat and Noah. But when he does, he ends up having to explain that he’s a walking zombie…
Why it’s cool: I say this every time a new issue of this series comes out, but this is probably my favorite one. perhaps. if you are a Sandman Obsessed you can’t miss this.
price: $4.99
Paranoid Garden #1
writer: Gerald Way and Sean Simon
artist: Chris Weston
Colorist: Dave Stewart
Writer: Nate Pickos
Publisher: dark horse comics
Lou is a nurse at the strangest care center in the universe. The staff are not entirely human and the cases are entirely otherworldly. Aliens, ghosts, superheroes and more creatures fill the corridors, and doctors, patients and the hospital itself all seem to have a certain sense of self. Lu believes that despite her recent job failures, she has been given some kind of higher calling in this mysterious place and decides to rise to the challenge. Along the way, she must overcome corrupt staff, a powerful theme park cult, and her own inner demons and traumas to take on the challenge and discover what secrets the gardens hold.
Why it’s cool: First off, Chris Weston is one of my favorite cartoonists, and Dave Stewart draws his colors to perfection. this book looks Astonishing. Most importantly, I can only describe the script delivered by Gerard Way and Sean Simon as That’s weird shit. It’s fantastic. Please have more comics like this.
price: $4.99
Other things to check
Batman/Superman – World’s Best #29- Fish Fly #7
- Enter non-existence part 1 #2
- Best for Men #5
- My Bad – Escape from Strange Island #3
- Napalm Lullaby #5
- Nightwing #116
- Superman #16
- Ultimate X-Men #5
- Usagi Yojimbo – Crow #4
New #1 and One Shot
Biker Rats from Mars #1- Creepy Adventure Gift – Truth or Dare #1 (Single Shot)
- Daredevil – Fearless Woman #1
- Iron Dark Knight – Winter #1
- Immortal Thor Annual #1
- The Last Watchman #1
- Namor #1
- Phoenix #1
- The Powerpuff Girls #1
- Rocket Man Breaks Free #1
- Star Wars 2024 Annual Issue #1
- Witchblade #1
- X-Men – Bloodhunt: Wolverine Lola Kinney #1 (One Shot)
Graphic novels and trade collections
2000AD vs. Combat Action – Comic Collision TP- “Absolute Batman and Son” Grant Morrison HC
- Across Large Scale Poetry Vol. 1 o’clock
- Antarctic Vol. 2TP
- Census TP
- The devil wearing my face TP
- EC Archives – Weird Fantasy Vol. 4TP
- Fatale summary TP
- Goblin Vol. 2 – The Wolf and the Well TP
- Human Goal Book 2 TP
- Legacies of Violence, Vol. 3TP
- Moomin Adventures 1 GN
- Momoko Momoko – Demon Legend – Demon Day GN
- Sergio Argones – Actions speak louder than wordsGN
- Shang-Chi by Gene Luen Yang TP
- Somna – Bedtime Stories HC
- Space Usagi – Death and Glory TP
- Sparkle roll. 1 – Portal GN
- “Superman” Author: Kurt Busiek Volume 1 HC
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