Welcome to Saturday Morning Panels! You know the drill. Each week the Multiversity staff lovingly scours the new releases to find you, our dear reader, our favorite panels and moments. And we have a fantastic line up for you this week!
So kick-back, watch out for spoilers, talk about your favorites in comments section below, and enjoy!
“Dial H for Hero” #1: Re-booted at the distinguished competition for this most XTREME era of 1994, Ulysses Solomon Archer is no longer US-1! Now, he is something bigger. Something with more pockets, guns, muscles, crosshatching and less eyes & feet. Something called MONSTR TRUCK. – Elias Rosner
“Dial H for Hero” #1: This is the most 90’s, Liefeldian thing I’ve seen in ages. I actually had to check the artist credit twice just to make sure they didn’t bring 90’s era Rob Liefeld back for this. – Robbie Pleasant
“Heroes In Crisis” #7: Yeah, we know Harley, but you sell books, so…. – Eric Goebelbecker
“Black Hammer: Age of Doom” #9: Someone’s been reading too much Achebe. – Elias Rosner
“Martian Manhunter” #4: Who found this footage of me approaching literally any animal ever? – Nick Palmieri
“Mr. & Mrs. X” #9: Hello Darkness, my old friend. – Elias Rosner
“Age of X-Man X-Tremists” #2: What is this feeling? I think I- I… I think I ship Blobsy. – Jake Hill
“Dial H for Hero” #1: AHHHHHHHHHHHH! I KNEW Alfred was the real hero this whole time. – Elias Rosner
“Snotgirl” #13: Each of these things is completely logical!! – Nick Palmieri
“Fantastic Four” #8: Would it be pedantic to point out that if Victor is right, Reed shouldn’t be able to to talk two panels later? – Eric Goebelbecker
“Detective Comics” #1000: After 973 issues of “Detective Comics” starring Batman, I’m glad that Slam Bradley is getting the anniversary issue he deserves. – Jake Hill
“Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt” #3: God Dammit Kieron. You’re having way too much fun with this. – Elias Rosner
“Snotgirl” #13: Feels good to have such supportive friends. – Nick Palmieri
“Punk’s Not Dead: London Calling” #2: I’m glad I’m not the only one who doesn’t know the difference. – Dexter Buschetelli
“Bad Luck Chuck” #1: Honestly, I could look at this panel all day and still get a chuckle. – Elias Rosner
“Amazing Spider-Man” #18: These flashback panels are gorgeous. – Eric Goebelbecker
“Action Comics” #1009: It’s my boy!!!!!!! – Elias Rosner
“Superor Spider-Man” #4: Oh my god… CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT! – Robbie Pleasant
“Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt” #3: Well that’s not ominous at all. – Elias Rosner
“Punk’s Not Dead: London Calling” #2: I mean I’m usually more worried about leg room, but okay. – Dexter Buschetelli
“Sabrina the Teenage Witch” #1: Love how this panel reflects certain basic elements of the sitcom’s kitchen set — long counter with center island, the camera angle — and builds something completely new and modern out of it. – Nick Palmieri
“Alien 3” #5: Xenomorphs: scarier with eyes and human teeth? – Jake Hill
“Alien 3” #5: To truly taste the terrified treat, tenderize today with tongue and teeth. – Elias Rosner
“Heroes In Crisis” #7: You might get it, Ted, but we’re used to those stories being funny. – Eric Goebelbecker
“Snotgirl” #13: No worries, it’s only going to be about a 900% mark-up. – Nick Palmieri
“Bad Luck Chuck” #1: Let’s Jam. *Light explodes in a chorus of bongos and saxophones* – Elias Rosner
“Conspiracy Dog” #1: Y’know that’s not exactly how I expected the Russians would take us over but it actually makes a lot of sense. – Dexter Buschetelli
“Fantastic Four” #8: The emperor has no clothes. – Jake Hill
“Fantastic Four” #8: The ultimate plan to defeat Doom is the same as everyone’s high school nightmares. – Robbie Pleasant
“Ice Cream Man” #11: Like those eyes, and ears, and mouth, and nose. – Elias Rosner
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“Daredevil” #3: Skip the movie, Kingpin, the Netflix series is better. – Robbie Pleasant
“Martian Manhunter” #4: Woah. It’s like, aaarrrrrrrtttttt, dude. – Elias Rosner
