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NEWS

1. Marvel unveils new X-Men era titles, art, and more launching July 2024
2. Deadpool breaks new walls with ‘Deadpool Role-Plays the Marvel Universe’
3. Sink your teeth into new ‘Blood Hunt’ teeth series covers
4. Check out all ‘Blood Hunt’ tie-in series details out June 2024
5. Blood Hunt homage covers!
6. DC Solicitations for June 2024!
   1. DC announces 'DC Pride' and 2024 Pride Month celebrations
   2. House of Brainiac details!
7. Eisner Award winning 'Little Bird' gets prequel 'Precious Metal' starting June 2024
8. ‘Cult of the Lamb’ Kickstarter shatters goal, gets new trailer 
9. New historical horror ‘Séance in the Asylum’ coming July 2024

Our Top Books of the Week

Dave:

1. The One Hand #2 (Ram V, Laurence Campbell)
2. Helen of Wyndhorn #1 (Tom King, Bilquis Evely)
3. Symbiote Spider-Man 2099 (2024) #1 (Peter David, Roge Antonio)

Nathan:

1. Helen of Wyndhorn #1 (Tom King, Bilquis Evely)
2. I Heart Skull-Crusher #1 (Josie Campbell, Allessio Zonno)

Standout KAPOW moment of the week:

Nathan - Fall of the House of X #3 (Gerry Duggan, Lucas Werneck)

Dave - Immortal Thor #8 (Al Ewing, Ibraim Roberson)

TOP BOOKS FOR NEXT WEEK

1. Dave: Fantastic Four #18 (Ryan North, Carlos E. Gómez)
2. Nathan: Batman 89: Echoes #2 (Sam Hamm, Joe Quinones)

JUDGING BY THE COVER JR.

1. Dave: X-Men Forever #1 (Mark Brooks)
2. Nathan: Dawnrunner #1 (Tula Lotay)

Interview - Max Wood, debut creator of MAYBE TOMORROW - Out March 13 - Daniel Caval

1. Max, thanks for being on the AIPT comics podcast. You’ve got Maybe Tomorrow #1 out March 13, tell us about the project, how long has it been in the works?
2. There are some fascinating sci-fi elements in this first issue - we’re fans of the “crappy future” aesthetic here - is this a world you think we’ll live in someday, would you want to live in it?
3. To get a sense of what readers are in for, what sort of sci-fi do you enjoy and what might have inspired this story?
4. Tell us about how you linked with Daniel Caval on art. What’s your process together like?
5. There’s a definite level of anxiety to the narrative, how important was it to get the reader’s anxiety up along with the characters?
6. It’s always interesting seeing a character deal with anxiety in a book and thinking “well that’s not how I handle it?” Did you imbue your characters with any of your own rituals and coping mechanisms?
7. As a first-time comics creator, can you walk us through what it took to get this book on the stands?
8. I’m