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Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15

Another volume of Moon Knight concludes with Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15 which wraps up the “The Haunting of the Wrecker” storyline as Moon Knight drags the drags the possessed super-villain deep within the Midnight Mission as the Scarlet Scarab and Reese attempt to reason with the crazed Executor who is responsible for this madness.

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Transformers #27

What Transformers #27 lacks in terms of story progression or action it certainly makes up for in jamming as many Transformers into a single issue as possible. Spending a couple of pages with various characters at a time, the most notable takeaways from the issue are the Autobots returning to something resembling full strength for the first time in the comic and getting a new recruit in the first Decepticon to switch sides and join their ranks.

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Ultimate Spider-Man #23

There are a few more Spider-Men since the last time I checked in with Ultimate Spider-Man. Peter Parker is still our main Spidey, who attacks the Kingpin and Mister Negative, while thw workings of Otto Octavius (our second “Superior” Spider-Man) broadcast Ben Parker and J. Jonah Jameson‘s truth about the Kingpin to the city.

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G.I. JOE #15

As Cobra Commander‘s absence provides a vacuum that Destro is only too eager to fill, including making overatures to the Joes about a truce concerning “the robots,” Duke and Cobra Commander’s partnership of necessity continues as they manage to evade the Dreaknoks (for a while) only to run into more trouble being captured by Road Pig who holds the pair hostage allowing the Dreadnoks to catch up to them.

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Batman #162

The H2SH storyline continues as Hush‘s machinations have turned the Bat-Family against Batman. It’s not really explained how he did that in this issue, but it’s happened enough times over the years that even if you are picking up this issue without reading the larger storyline it’s easy enough to go with the flow. The art is good, the yellow oval Bat-symbol is back, and we get plenty of Bat-on-Bat action.

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