The Pull – 09/02/2020: Long Live Our King

It has been a week since the death of Chadwick Boseman, and while the world will continue to go around, we still mourn his loss. Here’s what we reviewed in comics this week that you might want to check out: Black Widow #1

But commanding professional respect from men at a construction site, making impulse purchases on the sexiest looking midnight black bike, and dropping some of the most flirtatious hetero banter with bae when getting home? Serve me up a few more issues of assassin-less Black Widow because this was a story I never knew I wanted until Kelly Thompson hopped on the track! Read the Full Review Here Cable #4

Cable’s relationship with the 5 Cuckoos has become so over the top, but I love it. I don’t know why Emma Frost wants him to break Esme’s heart but it don’t look like it’s going down anytime soon because she’s actin like the Holly to Jacob Latimore’s Bo in Slight right now (BNP inside joke). Read the Full Review Here Chu #2

The moment to moment of Chu I enjoy immensely. Layman’s absurdist humor is poignant and the different types of gags that Bloutwood plays with work. It’s a very animated series and the pages are filled with an almost kinetic energy as characters viscerally react to the world around them. Furthermore, Bloutwood pays homage to Guillory’s original art that I definitely still smile at. Read the Full Review Here Die #13

Die is a comic that gives any conversation the dynamism of a fight sequence. While most of the issues are characters talking …