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Wanda Maximoff & Loki House of Harkness Infinity Comic (2024) #2

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Wanda Maximoff for House of Harkness #1 concept art

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If you haven't been reading the House of Harkness infinity comic on the @marvel Infinity app (by @runwithskizzers and Jodi Nishijima et al.) then you've been MISSING OUT. It's been such ridiculous fun and I'm so bummed it's apparently over for now. MOAR PLS!!!

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Jennika

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika–The Fifth Turtle | Comic Review

I enjoyed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika–The Fifth Turtle even though I was completely lost at times. But, I have to admit, I was really only lost because of what’s inside my brain about TMNT Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika–The Fifth Turtle | Comic Review

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TMNT: Jennika, The Fifth Turtle TP Review

TMNT: Jennika, The Fifth Turtle TP Review: A Great Collection for New TMNT Comic Fans #TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesJennikaTheFifthTurtle #TMNT #Jennika #NetGalley #Comics

A Special Thanks Goes To IDW Publishing and NetGalley for the ARC, and the opportunity to review this title. While we prepare for the new relaunch of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles main book coming up in July, we’re taking a step back with this trade paperback focusing on the fifth turtle, Jennika. Fun fact about this TP, it collects issues 93-95 (City at War Part One, Two, and Three), Teenage…

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Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sourcebook #3

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sourcebook #3 preview. This sourcebook collects and catalogs every character, every location, and every notable event-and serves as a comprehensive companion #comics #comicbooks #tmnt

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Spider-Gwen Gwenverse #4 (2022) David Nakayama Cover & Jodi Nishijima Pencils, Tim Seeley Story, Iron G.W.E.N. (Toni Stacy) Cover Appearance

#SpiderGwen #Gwenverse #4 (2022) #DavidNakayama Cover & #JodiNishijima Pencils, #TimSeeley Story, Iron G.W.E.N. (#ToniStacy) Cover Appearance Spider-Gwen thought she had seen it all…until she met the ever-eccentric genius Gwen Stacy of 1989! And she's got a powerful suit of armor to match! Website Link In Bio Page If Applicable. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Spider-Gwen%20Gwenverse.html#4  #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MarvelComics #MCU #MarvelUniverse #KeyIssue

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TMNT: 40TH ANNIVERSARY COMICS CELEBRATION

July 2024

By Kevin Eastman, Edgar Alan Poe, Jim Lawson, Tristan Jones, Gary Carlson, Chris Allan, Erik Burnham, Lloyd Goldfine, Ciro Nieli, Andy Suriano, Tom Waltz, Ronda Pattison , Tom Napolitano, Steve Lavigne, Paul Harmon, Frank Fosco, Adam Guzowski, Sarah Myer, Luis Antonio Delgado, Shawn Lee, Khary Randolph, Emilio Lopez, Michael Dialynas, Pablo Tunica, Freddie E. Williams II, David Petersen, Ken Mitchroney, Aaron Hazouri, Dan Duncan, Sophie Campbell, Jodi Nishijima, Stan Sakai, and Emi Fujii.

Come and enjoy stories that will remind you of the 40 years of turtle history.

SCORE: 10 *

* Assuming you are familiar with these iterations.

This is a strange read, and curiously, there are three or four highlights for me, and they are not exactly the ones you would imagine.

Spoilers after the break...

The first story by Kevin Eastman is in the Mirage section of the book but... well... I'll leave at that... I wouldn't call it the Mirage we knew.

There is a story by Lawson and Lavigne with the Rat King that... it's fun. But, you know... I wouldn't even try to fit it in canon... the amount of continuity physics you need to bend to place this story is not worth the time. Just enjoy as a new story by these two iconic Mirage artists.

This other story by Tristan H. Jones and Paul Harmon requires more analysis. I'll revisit it on my gang wars video and try to give it more context... but unfortunately... it's just too vague. All I can say for sure is that it happens in the future of that incomplete saga, but the narrator just takes too many artistic choices to be taken at face value.

Also... I believe this is the first official (frontal) appearance of Agent Bishop (unless I got the character wrong, but Jones already tried to introduce him in this saga). I think he is still holding on to it, and I really hope he gets to tell his story. I wouldn't mind a mini-series... just saying!

The Volume 3 story was... not for me. The dialogue alone felt tired.

The Archie adventure was short, eventful, and funny... and it looks amazing too!

In just four pages a new character was introduced and... a new love story was implied! And it's not just a gratuitous cameo... this is a funny sequence.

The Saturday Morning Adventures (the de facto 87 story) looks amazing as usual, but I didn't find the story that interesting. However, it started a theme that would run across most of the stories in this special after this one: Master Splinter.

The 2003 story is a... loose canon?

Hun is Slash, and Shredder is back... so make of that what you want. All I'm going to say is that this felt a lot like watching the beginning of a 2003 episode, with the narration setting the tone.

The 2012 story was one of the least interesting in the previews, but I have to say... it was probably one of the best. It brought back a villain and it technically serves as an excuse to continue the series?

But to me the best thing about the story is the art. I am surprised Ciro Nieli didn't do more comic book work for the Turtles all these years. In fact, if they somehow decided to continue the 2012 universe in 2D in this style... I'm all in. Well, who am I kidding... I would be in anyway... but this looks amazing.

Andy Suriano did probably the most interesting story in the book. Now, I am not sure if his style doesn't translate well to static panels or what the problem is with the comic format... but it doesn't matter... this small story brought in a lot of things that ended on the editing floor after the show's second season was reduced to a few more episodes. There was a rumor about a female turtle, and not only it is here in all its glory, but there is also a brother?

And come on... it's so Lou Jitsu to die with a cliffhanger.

There are two IDW stories. One is another Splinter story, but the other one is perhaps one of the best in this book.

The Ronda Pattison story takes place just before the Armageddon game, and it shows the five turtles in full sibling dynamic (even Jennika). It was refreshing to see these turtles having fun for a change.

There are no stories by the new team, but... well... that's just starting.

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Women of Marvel #1 - "Sing Your Heart Out" (2023)

written by Victoria Ying art by Jodi Nishijima & Brittany Peer

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Women of Marvel 2023 Felicia Hardy transparents!<3

Artist: Jodi Nishijima

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Loki & Agatha Harkness House of Harkness Infinity Comic (2024) #3

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House of Harkness #1

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House of Harkness Infinity Comic (2024) #5. Written by Preeti Chhibber, Art by Jodi Nishijima and Ian Herring

Wanda, I am just as shocked by this crackship as you are. Good... for them?

(For anyone super confused: This is a wizard school AU where everyone is a teenager - including characters like Helstrom and Loki, somehow. Deanoru is still canon in Earth-616 and Vicki is an older woman there.)

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Reborn vol 3 - Time After Time

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Marvel unlimited just dropped a magical high school au starring Wanda and Agatha feat. Loki, Jericho, Nico, and strange fyi

The series is called House of Harkness, it's being written by Preeti Chhibber and drawn by Jodi Nishijima. #1 was published on Marvel Unlimited today.

It is, as you described, a magical high school AU. A 16-year old Wanda enrolls in a magical boarding school owned and operated by the Harkness family, and attended by young versions of other well-known Marvel spellcasters like Stephen, Jericho, and Loki. Agatha is the headmaster's daughter and resident mean girl who will apparently be Wanda's rival.

I don't want to be mean, but I will be honest-- I could not have been less impressed by the first issue. I've always disliked Nishijima's art style, and I've never been a great fan of Chhibber's, but this script fell beneath my already low expectations. It was vacuous, juvenile, and uncreative. A premise like this should be easy to infuse with whimsy and charm, and there was none here. And I know that what I'm about to say is unfair, but my I legitimately put my phone down after reading it and said, "wow, I feel like that was written by AI."

My second thought was "who asked for this?" I'm sure it has something to do with Agatha All Along, which will be airing in just a few weeks-- in fact, I believe "House of Harkness," or something similar, was one of the TV show's several cast-off titles. But boarding-school settings are hardly new ground for Marvel, and with so little merit or substance in this first issue, House of Harkness feels like a reductive, how-to-draw-shoujo-manga riff on Strange Academy. And I realize that modern writers and fans have zero interest in the actual Marvel comics character Agatha Harkness and would rather overwrite her completely with their M C U based OC, but I could not care less about reading Agatha as a teen girl or Wanda's peer.

I'll certainly keep an eye on it-- I'm not exactly getting my hopes for characterization, but I'm interested to see what Wanda's place in this re-imagined world of magic will be. And to his credit, color artist Ian Herring has done a better job committing to Wanda's skin tone than most of the people who've worked on Scarlet Witch or Avengers. Chhibber has teased the series' romance angle pretty heavily, and Jericho is there, so I'm crossing my fingers for some WandaJericho content.

He looks cute here. It's funny to see him without the white streak in his hair, but I guess with both Agatha and Stehpen in the main cast it would have been weird. Actually, in hindsight, it's weird that Stephen has white hair, since I'm pretty sure for him it was always just a sign of age, but for Jericho it was a magic thing......