Saturday Morning Panels: Week of 9/9/20

Hello and welcome back 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, and talk about your favorites in the comments section below! Stay safe, wash your hands, and support your local comic shop (from a safe social distance).

“Bashiva” #3: Behold, a strange universe where tit physics manage to be more outlandish than Dead or Alive: Beach Volleyball. – Dexter Buschetelli

“Bill and Ted Are Doomed” #1: Langridge carries on Dorkin’s tradition of loading panels with scene-eating details. This crowd looks none too pleased but it’s the chicken that concerns me. – Jamie Yost

“Blackwood: The Mourning After ” #4: Understatement. ― Mark Tweedale

“Blackwood: The Mourning After” #4: The greek chorus in my brain whenever things start to go sidewise. – Elias Rosner

“Blackwood: The Mourning After ” #4: SHUSH! ― Mark Tweedale

“Blackwood: The Mourning After ” #4: God, what a haunting ending. ― Mark Tweedale

“Crisis Zone” 09/09/20: Clearly, what this situation calls for is another agent of chaos. — Jamie Yost

“Cyberpunk 2077: Trauma Team” #1: Loving the colors in this new gritty sci-fi! – Derek Uibelhoer

“Cyberpunk 2077: Trauma Team” #1: You can really feel the adrenaline kick in as the heat turns up in this frame. – Derek Uibelhoer

“Dark Nights: Trinity Crisis” #1: He killed them. He killed them to death. – Elias Rosner

“Empyre: Aftermath Avengers” #1: I sincerely hope the same, Rabbi. And not just because I always appreciate Jewish representation in comics. – Robbie Pleasant
Empyre: Aftermath Avengers” #1: Does this mean we get to see Hawkeye, Patriot, Stature, and America lift Hulking on a chair? OH! OH! Are they going to put on a Schtick!? I would read an entire comic that’s just Wiccan and Hulkling’s Schtick. Imagine the pranks the crew could pull! – Elias Rosner

“Empyre: Fallout Fantastic Four” #1: Wait… is he really going out on a “Scooby Doo” reference? – Robbie Pleasant

“Ice Cream Man Presents: Quarantine Comix Special” #1: So that’s what it’s called. A pomegranate glockenspiel. Been wondering that for years. – Dexter Buschetelli

“Ice Cream Man Presents: Quarantine Comix Special” #1: The adventures of Pinky Ring will be found on newsstands never, because W. Maxwell Prince hates us all. Bastard. – Dexter Buschetelli

“Marauders” #12: A second serving of Jewish representation this week? I’ll take it! – Robbie Pleasant
“Marauders” #12: FUCKING FINALLY. – Elias Rosner

“Rise of Ultraman” #1: They actually managed to make the kaiju look like rubber suit monsters and an actual menace at once. Good job! – Robbie Pleasant

“Rise of Ultraman” #1: The fact that we do not have a “Kaiju-Fighting Dino Squad” is now forever my greatest regret in life. – Robbie Pleasant

“Something is Killing the Children” #10: Character redemption, exposition, foreshadowing, and a hint of confirmation that Erica is trustworthy. This panel(s) has it all. – Ryan Pond

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“Superman” #25: DC fans at DC when they insist on returning to it over and over and over and over and over an– – Elias Rosner

“The Flash” #761: The retcon Wally needs, if not the one he deserves. – Elias Rosner

“The Resistance” #5: And for my next trick…- Elias Rosner

“Web of Venom: Wraith” #1: Yoda has seen better days. – Elias Rosner

“X-Factor” #3: Hold up, Daken! Even if you IV breed a Pokemon to have the max in every stat (give or take the attacking stat you’re not using, and assuming you’re not dumping speed for Trick Room), you still need to EV train them to get the right stat boosts, which requires min-maxing based on- oh god, I’m such a dork. – Robbie Pleasant

“X-Factor” #3: That’s fucked up. . .but such a good panel.- Elias Rosner

“X-Factor” #3: It’s good to see you, Gwenpool! Glad life on Krakoa has been treating you well, even if you get left out of the inexplicable “Fortnite” tie-ins. – Robbie Pleasant

“X-Factor” #3: Leah Williams is the voice of a generation and I hope Gwenpool turns into a recurring backup feature. – Elias Rosner