Batman #81-82 - "City of Bane," Part 7-8

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We put that in the very second arc of BATMAN. We planned it a long time ago. Yeah, Wesker is the key. He's actually secretly the most powerful man in the DC Universe. -- Tom King

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Doctor Doom #2

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Daredevil #13

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Yondu #1

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"The book is all about a lawless man stuck in the middle of something he barely understands and struggling to do the right thing. Yondu prides himself on being smart and resourceful but we’ll see pretty quick that things don’t always go his way. In fact, they rarely do. But this time he’s got the weight of the cosmos on his shoulders. Hopefully he doesn’t screw it up too badly." -- Zac Thompson

"Yondu is driven by the idea of fame, fortune, good times, and upgrading his ship to the point that it doesn’t break down every time he flies it. He’s a pirate, through and through, and while he’s always looking for a way out, for the big break, it turns out this kind of miscreant lifestyle isn’t so easy to escape because he’s made a lot of enemies along the way. Deeper down, he wants a place he can call home, where he doesn’t have to be looking over his shoulder every second of the day, but he’s grown so accustomed to this way of life that any other way seems impossible." -- Lonnie Nadler

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Future Fight Firsts: Crescent And Io #1

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Magnificent Ms. Marvel #9

[lordultimus]

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Pandemica #1 and #2

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The Immortal Hulk #25 - "Breaker of Worlds"

[laughing_tree]

It's a forty-page issue that won't be like anything else you've read this year. It might not be like anything else you've read this decade, or just generally, in terms of a Marvel Comic. -- Al Ewing

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