The Pull – 05/26/2021: Summer Shade Reads

The sun is coming out, and things are heating up. So, here’s The Pull of what we reviewed in comics this week that you might want to check out while you’re laying out in the sun: Black Panther #25

Black Panther #25 is the final battle in OG Wakanda’s war against their intergalactic counterparts led by the symbiote emperor N’Jadaka. With every resource and every ally he could find by his side, it’s a brutal conflict for T’Challa, much of which is depicted in large panels that could all individually be gorgeous splashes. The issue and, ultimately, the book choose to tell a nuanced story of a hero who struggles with the idea of living with the legend of his own deeds. Read the Full Review Here The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2

So much of The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #2 is centered on Kah recounting the events of one Darius Shah. And through his life, we see a touching story of a child dealing with challenging circumstances and loss and all of these thematically relevant issues that all tie into what it means to live and what it means to be. Andrade’s art paints a beautiful, emotionally realistic version of Mumbai and watching Darius go through the panels gives V’s narration that much more impact. Read the Full Review Here Mister Miracle #1: The Source of Freedom

Mister Miracle #1 does a wonderful job of dropping us into the world of Shilo Norman and the death defying things he puts in his way every day. In the first few pages, my guy jumps out of a ship in the upper a…