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[easyazon_link identifier=”B015NSFSC8″ locale=”US” tag=”bounintocomi-20″]Spider-Man 2099 #1[/easyazon_link] opens up with Miguel giving a very public display of his physical abilities in a mock up of American Ninja Warrior. We see he is back with Tempest, a romantic interest who had previously turned into a giant killer wasp creature and tried to kill him… but apparently, she is better.
The story picks up in the middle of the Battle of Endor as Green Squadron provides cover for the Millennium Falcon as it makes its run on the Death Star. They even run into an Imperial shuttle fleeing the impending destruction! How does it fare?
Blarion Mercurial has become Dreamfinder and he and Figment have set off in their Dream Machine on an adventure that has them crash-landing in modern day Florida! How does it fare?
ando must find a way to save the mortally injured Lobot, while the twins, Aleksin and Pavol, duel to the death with Imperial Guards. However, the Imperial Guards are the least of their worries as the dangerous Bounty Hunter Chanath Cha begins his hunt for the Imperialis. How does it fare?
It’s been an incredible ride but sadly The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #8 marks the end of the first run. Why? Because of Secret Wars the Marvel event, I presume.
After an absolutely dismal issue seven, Star Wars returns to the adventures of Luke, Han, and Leia. Han and Leia attempt to avoid Imperial detection while Luke continues his search for knowledge of the Jedi. How does it fare?
Lando and his crew of thieves were able to easily commandeer the Empire corvette, Imperialis. However, getting away with their thievery is a whole other matter. Will Lando be able to outmaneuver three Imperial Star Destroyers and what exactly is so valuable being stored within the ship?
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #7 puts the “unbeatable” back in Squirrel Girl. I don’t mean that in just the sense that this is another solid comic. I mean in that much obviously less important sense. Like Doreen beating the Avengers in 26 seconds.
I’m tempted to say The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #6 is some sort of “return to form” but that doesn’t feel exactly right.
Star Wars #7 starts off a new arc leaving behind the escapades of Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie, R2, and C-3PO to focus on the exile of Obi-Wan Kenobi and his life on Tattoine after the execution of Order 66. How does Ben Kenobi deal with exile and the outlaw of the Jedi Order?