The Pull – 09/09/2020: Summer Days are Slipping Away

Here’s what we reviewed in comics this week that you might want to check out: Amazing Spider-Man #48

Amazing Spider-Man #48 does an excellent job of catching you up on the events of the Sin Eater arc. Even if you haven’t started or missed a few issues, it doesn’t feel like you missed anything. Peter is caught in a moral conundrum of sorts. We find out that the Sin Eater’s next target is none other than Stormin Norman Osborn. Peter’s greatest enemy. Read the Full Review Here Batman and the Outsiders #16

While the plot of this book has never been the most complex, the character-driven narrative has always taken a front seat. I never cared about the action as much as I cared about the dynamics between the characters and their growth over the past 16 issues. And that’s what makes this issue a really good one. This issue put Black Lighting and Orphan front and center in the development, as they reach climaxes in their own individual journeys. Read the Full Review Here Death Metal: Trinity Crisis #1

I had so much fun combing through the crazy alternate versions of Batman that are often clever and sometimes creepy. We were graced with the presence of Batmazo (a mashup of Batman and Amazo), Black Monday (a mashup of Batman and Solomon Grundy), and Mindhunter (a mashup of Batman and Martian Manhunter) to name a few. In theory, they’re all pretty ridiculous. But that’s kind of the point. You love to see it.  Read the Full Review Here Empyre: Fallout Fantastic Four #1

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