Key Comic Releases
Week of 7/21 – 22



Well, its another new week which means more new comics. I missed doing this last week because of aome health issues but im glad to be back and healthy and here to make sure I let you guys know which books to pick up if you are a key collector! This week we have some first issues as well as some first appearances so lets get into it.


Amazing Spider-man: Sins Rising Prelude #1
*Origin of Sin-Eater

Warrior Nun is the latest of Netflix's adaptations of comic books to streaming series. Based on Warrior Nun Areala from Antarctic Press series, it's a Manga-style comic series written by Ben Dunn. Strip the comic to its most basic and it’s about a warrior sect of nuns within the Catholic Church, called the Order of the Cruciform Sword (or OCS), who battle demons. They’re led by the Warrior Nun, a chosen nun with an angel’s halo embedded in her back, which gives her superhuman abilities. Think religious ninja’s fighting demons and you have the gist.

For this month’s Collective Consciousness we thought we would take a look at a moment which has really affected us emotionally, or to put it another way a comic which has ruined you emotionally. With so many comics to pick from we bring you some of our personal moments.

To open the article we have Olivier talking about his chosen moment:

The Death of Sarah Essen in Detective Comics #741

Synopsis

Warrior Nun is the latest of Netflix's adaptations of comic book to streaming series. Based on the Antarctic Press series, Warrior Nun Areala, it's a Manga-style comic series written by Ben Dunn. Netflix's official synopsis is as follows:

Here at Comics: The Gathering we're excited to be bringing you coverage of the second season of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy. The first season was a phenomenal success, being watched by 45 million households in the first month alone and coming third in Netflix's most popular shows of 2019. An impressive feat.

It adapts the incredible Dark Horse comics written by Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance fame, and illustrated by the talented Gabriel Bá.

 
this interview was done in conjunction with CTG writer, Wes Greer