The Weekly Pull: Iron First, DC s Future State, Abbott 1973, and More
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It is nearly new comic book day again. New releases are on the way and will hit comic book stores and digital comics platforms and each week in The Weekly Pull,
ComicBook.
com s team highlights some of the new releases that we re are most excited about getting to read. Those releases might be from the big two publishers or a smaller press, brand new issues of ongoing series, original graphic novels, or collected editions of older material. It might involve capes and cowls or it could be from any other genre. Whatever it is that s making us excited about comics this week, we re going to tell you all about it.
Yasmeen #5 Review: A Powerfully Inspiring Circumvention of the Victim Narrative
When Saif A. Ahmed and Fabiana Mascolo s
Yasmeen debuted in July, I declared the first issue of the series published by Scout Comics as being as close to perfect as a comic book gets with its perspective-challenging and humanity-filled story of a young woman surviving captivity by ISIS and making it to the United States to be reunited with her family and face a whole new set of challenges. The series has maintained that high level of quality, both in art and story, in every issue since, but it s this week s