Captain America is the predecessor to all other Marvel super heroes and deserves his place as the legend and leader he is

…just have fun and buy what you like. Just because someone else is recommending something and you should be open to those ideas, does not mean you have to buy every book someone else says is good…

Superman: The Legacy of the Man of Steel

In more modern times Superman has mostly lost the top spot of the comic book world. In the 60’s Marvel Comics started giving DC more competition and by the 70’s they were outselling them.

Today's Coffee ☕ and a Comic 📖 is Fishflies Issue 1 by Jeff Lemire, featuring cover art by the talented Peach Momoko

If you had one wish, what would it be? A new car, a better job, or maybe world peace? Now, imagine everyone on earth getting a genie and one wish at the same time. That's exactly what happens in the new eight-issue series, EIGHT BILLION GENIES, from the minds of Charles Soule and Ryan Browne.

Today’s Coffee and A Comic is “Tori Amos Little Earthquakes Graphic Novel”

"The Walking Dead #115" by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard is a gripping and intense comic book that draws readers in with its well-crafted storytelling, superb artwork, and compelling characters. As the first issue in the "All Out War" story arc, it sets the stage for a dramatic confrontation between Rick Grimes and Negan, the leader of the Saviors, that will have significant ramifications for the series moving forward.

"X-Men" issue #101 is a landmark issue in the X-Men comic book series, and it is regarded as one of the most important issues in comic book history.

"Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe" is a well-written and well-illustrated book

"Miracleman" #1 is a triumph of comics storytelling, showcasing the incredible talent of writer Alan Moore and artist Garry Leach. From its opening pages, this comic seizes the reader's attention with its powerful themes and unforgettable imagery.

The first five issues of "Sex Criminals" are a hilarious, heartwarming, and thought-provoking rollercoaster ride of a comic book series.

It all begins with an idea.

Detective Comics #38 was published in 1940 and is a classic issue in the DC Comics series. The issue features the first appearance of Robin, the Boy Wonder, who would go on to become one of the most iconic sidekicks in comic book history. In this issue, Robin joins forces with Batman to take down a gang of criminals who have been terrorizing Gotham City.

Check the new Coffee and a comic review on The Punisher Assassin’s Guild

review of Amazing Spider-Man #129 the first appearance of the punisher

But side note on tattoos?

Vol.1 of We Live is truly Fantastic! So heartfelt and emotional, filled with fantastic art and an amazing world.

Overall this series was a fantastic journey in a different world with Frank Castle and I would recommend this read to anyone no matter your reading taste.

Enjoyed this Frank Miller mini series, Give Me Liberty, with some great cups of coffee.