November 27, 2025

Comics to Check out In-Store 12/3

Hulk: Smash Everything #1 (Marvel)

• Why it matters: As a new #1 in the Hulk line, this book asks the bold question: “Is Hulk really stronger than everything?” — a dramatic premise that grabs attention. Comic Releases
• Collector notes: The variant solicitations include foil variants, and covers by notable artists (e.g., Adi Granov, Mark Brooks). That tends to raise interest among speculators and long-term collectors. Comic Releases
• Expectations: Given Hulk’s enduring popularity and the “new beginning” vibe, this issue could attract both regular readers and spec-collectors. Strong potential for high demand on first prints or limited-variant copies.

Spider‑Girl #7 (Marvel)

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• Why it matters: As part of Marvel’s ongoing legacy-hero line, Spider-Girl continues to carry forward the next-gen vibes. For readers who enjoy youthful takes on classic heroism, this is a reliable pull. Comic Releases
• Collector notes: Less variant-heavy than a #1, but dependable for long-term storytelling and potential character-development significance.
• Expectations: Likely more of a “steady ship” than a speculative spike — but good for readers who follow the broader universe and ongoing continuity.

Ultimate Universe: Two Years In #1 (Marvel)

• Why it matters: This first issue marks a milestone in the “Ultimate Universe” timeline — often a signal of major shifts or story resets within the alternate-universe branch of Marvel. Comic Releases
• Collector notes: As a #1 issue in an alternate universe line, there’s always potential for long-term interest — especially if the storyline proves compelling or becomes a jumping-on point for new readers.
• Expectations: Might appeal more to fans interested in alternate/universe-style storytelling rather than the mainstream continuities — but those are often the issues that age interestingly over time.

🎯 Indie Spotlight: Dread the Halls 2025 #1 (Image Comics)

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• Why it matters: This 72-page holiday-horror anthology from Image Comics offers a change of pace compared to superhero fare — blending seasonal themes with horror stories. For readers and collectors who like variety, it’s a cool pivot. Image Comics+1
• Collector notes: Anthologies and horror titles sometimes build niche followings, especially if the art or stories resonate. With multiple cover variants listed (Cover A–E), some versions could become more sought-after. Image Comics+1
• Expectations: Probably more of a niche pickup than a mass-market hit — but good for diversifying a collection beyond mainstream superhero books.