Germán Peralta

This didn't grab me nearly as much as Howard's Death's Head series did. Was still interesting, but I think all the Asgardian Continuity Nonsense (TM) this book is mired in is harming my enjoyment. Probably would be more interesting if I'd read all the Thor and Angela and War of the Realms stuff that this is referring to. Which is too bad, I'd've preferred if this could stand better on its own.

This series was weird and fun, but Bishop isn't my favourite focal character so it lost something there. But Gabby/Honey Badger/Scout makes every book she's in incredible, and Ayala does an excellent job showing the conflict in these characters and this world.

This was a really solid story about love and connection. And also yet another trip down X-Men memory lane in this era. It's a lot of the same style of stories all at once. But hey, this one was better than the others so ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Weird, and whimsical. A different take on the classic Marvel monster. Very strange, bouncing from Hollywood, the the swamps of Florida, and into the Nexus of Realities itself. A nice companion-piece / follow-up to his previous appearance in the WeirdWorld series.