Something For The Independence Day Weekend: You Regular Dose Of Our Pick Of The Post

Happy Independence Day … is what I would have said if this week’s column had come out in its regular Saturday slot. But, as it is a very special weekend, I decided to shift this weekend’s column to Sunday. I hope that’s okay with everyone.

This week, Erik Amaya chose the following:

• X-Men ’97 — A Short History of Apocalypse: From Almost the Owl To Arakko by Austin Gorton
• Warner Archive’s 7 Faces Of Dr. Lao Reviewed by Rachel Bellwoar
• Toy Review: McFarlane DC Multiverse Saturn Girl Is An Unexpected Delight by Tony Thornley

Brendan M Allen picked these three:

• Snap Into Marvel: Spider-Man Brand New Day Swings Into Snap by Austin Gorton
• Sound Check: ‘La Migra!’ From Rat Park And A Quick Conversation With Jared Gaines by Anton Kromoff
• Advance Review: Darrow Returns True To Form In The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live #1 by Tom Smithyman

Tony Thornley chose:

• Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #20 — “Duet” And “In The Hands Of The Prophets” by Scott Redmond
• Review — ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks’ #2 Continues To Bring Mindful Messaging To Tabletop Tales by Anton Kromoff
• Previously On X-Men: Hurrah For Science In X-Men #32 by Austin Gorton

And I chose these three:

• Demons, Devils, And Robots, Oh My — Reviewing New Titans #36 by Scott Redmond
• Talking Dark Horse’s Skate Ali With Co-Writer Sam Humphries by Rachel Bellwoar
• Writers Ben Winters, Corinna Bechko, And Patrick Horvath Chat About Oni Press’ New Archie Slate by Rachel Bellwoar

And, as it is your very special anniversary weekend, let me leave you with an apt music video and wish you all the best, wherever you are celebrating.