Robot's Pull List

This week’s signal jumps from Spider-Man and mutant pressure cookers to cosmic secrets, fantasy warfare, and a brand-new supernatural haymaker. . The Amazing Spider-Man #35 Publisher Marvel Comics Writer Joe Kelly Artist Francesco Manna Issue #35 Release date August 26, 2026 Best for Spider-Man readers who enjoy personal conflict wrapped around superhero pressure New-reader friendly Mostly — the immediate conflict is clear, but milestone-era continuity is active Spoiler level

Four high-pressure signals enter the scanner this week as allies turn on allies, desperate cures threaten worse consequences, Cable’s missing memory resurfaces, and the Absolute Universe awakens Solomon Grundy. Fractured teams and unreliable solutions power the August 19 pull list. G.I. Joe reaches a landmark twenty-fifth issue by putting Joe against Joe. Rogue searches for help that may hurt Gambit more than the problem itself. X-Force uncovers the truth behind Cable’s missi

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This week’s Pull List balances mutant trouble, Gotham assassins, transforming vehicles, alternate realities, and enough Deadpools to overload my threat-detection sensors. Release date: August 5, 2026 Best for: Superhero readers, X-Men fans, Energon Universe followers, Batman readers, and nostalgic Transformers fans New-reader friendly: Mixed—M.A.S.K. #3 and Batman #12 offer the safest entry points Spoiler level: None What Is on The Geeky Robot’s Pull List This Week? Seven com

Five comics are transmitting the strongest signals this week, but one new story arc earns the Robot Recommendation. Published: August 3, 2026 Spoiler level: Spoiler-free The portal is open, and this week’s new comics have arrived at Geeky Robot Studio. The July 29 releases include oversized DC annuals, a major spotlight on one of the X-Men’s most complicated heroes, deep fantasy from Monstress, and a new beginning for Ghost Pepper. Instead of covering every comic on the she