Comic book fans have been treated to an exhilarating week, with publishers releasing a lineup that spans universes, genres, and classic characters. One of the most buzzed about releases is The Terminator: Metal #1, published by Dynamite. Written by acclaimed author Declan Shalvey, alongside Rory McConville and artist Lorenzo Re, this new chapter thrusts readers straight into the post-apocalyptic war with Skynet. The story follows a Resistance fighter who must rely on a reprogrammed Terminator while trying to complete a near-impossible mission deep behind enemy lines. Tension mounts as any misstep could cause the Terminator to snap back to its deadly, original programming—and fans are already raving about the dynamic artwork and gripping narrative.Marvel also made headlines with a major Ultimate Universe event. Four Ultimate Universe titles dropped at once: Ultimate Spider-Man #22, Ultimates #17, Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion #5, and Miles Morales: Spider-Man #39. The Maker’s machinations have reached a turning point, with Doctor Doom and Doctor Octopus making bold plays in a multiversal game. Of particular note is the significant transformation of Miles Morales, who brings the mysterious Origin Boxes to the Marvel 616 universe—an act that promises repercussions for both universes in the coming year. Billie Morales, Miles’ sister, reemerges with a brand new superpower, adding to the intrigue surrounding where these characters are heading.X-Men fans haven’t been left out of the excitement. X-Men: Age of Revelation Book of Revelation #1 introduces some pivotal turns, including storylines centered on Omega Kids, a team of powerful psychics. Longtime favorite Quinton Quire, also known as Kid Omega, plays a major role. The creative team has ensured even side stories feel essential to the overarching saga, much to the delight of fans hungry for meaningful X-Men content.On the DC side, Absolute Wonder Woman #13 is earning praise for its bold storytelling and stunning visuals. Another major development is the announcement by Upper Deck of the Legendary: DC Universe deck-building game, due in early 2026. This game will let players command the likes of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman as they unite against a mastermind villain, adding a fresh strategy element that is sure to excite card game and comic enthusiasts alike.Collectors have gravitated toward the Mark Spears Monsters collection, dominating the recent top-ten comics rankings and reaffirming the ongoing popularity of monster and horror themes in the collector market. Meanwhile, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #12 drew buzz for its limited-edition variant covers, continuing the Turtle renaissance among nostalgic and new fans.Elsewhere, releases like Marvel Zombies: Red Band #2 are bringing the macabre back with a vengeance, and Star Wars: Jedi Knights #8 offers a glimpse of the Force through a youngling’s eyes, expanding the Star Wars mythos in comic form.This past week’s comic shelf has offered something for every kind of reader—from sweeping superhero sagas to nail-biting sci-fi, monster madness to strategic card games. With universes colliding and beloved heroes reinventing themselves yet again, comic books remain as thrilling and unpredictable as ever.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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