Marvel Comics‘ “Secret Invasion” by the Skrull is in full swing and the first family of Marvel is definitely in the thick of it. The FF were the first humans to encounter Skrull in the Marvel U. and those meetings have always gone bad for the green meanies of the galaxy.

This title will follow what the FF is up to throughout the Invasion. The ending of issue #1 has a big reveal but you won’t be seeing it here.

Issue #65 is the conclusion of the “Get Mystique” storyline in Marvel Comics‘ Wolverine. For those who’ve been waiting for a knock-down-drag-out between Wolvie and a neekid Mystique, this’ll fit the bill.

Soleil: Sky Doll has already gained international acclaim, but Marvel Comics is bringing is making it available in English for the first time.

This comic is definitely for MATURE READERS ONLY.

According to Marvel: Meet Noa, a so-called Sky Doll; a life-like female android without rights, who exists only to serve the State’s needs and desires. But when Noa meets two so-called “missionaries” who aid in her escape from her tyrannical master, all hell breaks loose for our cyborg siren as she uncovers clues that she may be much more than just a robotic toy. The first release in a new partnership between Marvel and cutting-edge French publisher Soleil.

Ultimate Spider-Man was the first in Marvel Comics‘ Ultimate line and the book continues in its failure to disappoint. Issue #121 is fun and silly but still packs a heckuva punch.

Marvel Comics Ultimate line offers two titles this week. Ultimate Fantastic Four #53 offers the final chapter in the latest attack by the Thanos of the Ultimate universe.

Marvel Comics’ Thor has been a fun read since the character was brought back from the dead and J. Michael Straczynski keeps the sharp storytelling going with this issue. Here’s a preview.

Ms. Marvel keep trying to become the best hero she can be in the Marvel Comics title. This month’s issue is a tie in to the ‘Secret Invasion’ storyline. Take a look.

‘Secret Invasion’ is underway and this month’s issue of Mighty Avengers marks the return of Marvel Comics‘ master of cloak and dagger, Nick Fury. Punisher War Journal readers will note that the man in the eye-patch was seen in the pages passing a dossier to Frank Castle, but this is a look at what the master of espionage has been up too.

Marvel Comics‘ Fantastic Four #556 sees the FF squaring off against a mechanical menace sans Reed Richards. While the company has been primarily portraying Reed as a lab rat with little to no real knowledge of the real world, this teaming of Mark Miller and Bryan Hitch as storytellers seems to be reviving the luster of Marvel’s premier superhero team.

Nova #12 sees the return of an old friend of the New Warriors. Marvel Comics welcomes the return of Warlock at about the same time as the X-Force title is seeing the return of Magus. The writing team of Dan Abnett and AndyLanning has been doing a great job and Paul Pelletier’s pencils are fantastic.