Buzz-worthy books of the week.
Clone Conspiracy #1
Behind the scenes during Spider-Man's current solo series, the Jackal has been amassing a supervillain army by promising to return their loved ones through his cloning projects.
I honestly cannot tell you what the hell was happening in the first issue of this series, but it was crazy in a really good way. I am so in.
At first I didn't want to suggest this one because I originally thought it was just a novelization. It turns out it is a sequel written by the guy who was behind Hack/Slash. I miss Hack/Slash. I can't even remember the last time I saw an issue of that. So, yes to Lost Boys.
Werewolf on the cover! For those who don't know Moon Knight was originally introduced in the pages of Werewolf by Night as a werewolf hunter, and yet his werewolf hunting roots have all been forgotten about. Instead, he is like Tony Stark as Daredevil with DID or schizophrenia or whatever he has.
The newest Inhuman. I have no idea what he is about, but he is supposed to be important. Even more so than Ulysses.
To be honest, I was reluctant to suggest this one because it is written by Mark Millar. His personal style clashes with my taste, but Huck was awesome. And this is being drawn by Greg Capullo, who drew Batman fro Scott Snyder. So, I'm going to give a shot.
The penultimate issue (so says the solicits, they have been wrong before). Sofia is coming face to face with her attacker, and it could mean the end of her relationship with Chris but clear Nassir's name.
