MHL has recently assembled all its superhero comics in one central collection, located at the entrance to the teen room, near the roof deck. Previously, our superhero comics were divided between the adult graphic novel and teen graphic novel collection, which could make it tricky to keep up with all your favorite caped crusaders. Now they're all happily sharing a single action-packed shelf.
If you're looking for some comics to read after (or before!) watching Avengers: Infinity War, here's what we recommend! You'll find all of these (and more!) on the new Superhero Comics shelf. (Unless some nefarious supervillain has already checked them out--in which case you can put a hold on them and impatiently await their return.)
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Marvel's Avengers Infinity War Prelude
by Will Corona Pilgrim Follow the Avengers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in their adventures leading up to this summer's blockbuster event, Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War! Plus, tales from the long and villainous history of the Mad Titan, Thanos! |
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Avengers & the Infinity Gauntlet
by Brian Clevinger Thanos, scourge of the cosmos, has acquired the Infinity Gems, granting him control over the entire universe. With the power of the gems, he destroyed half the population of all worlds, including many of the Avengers and half the Fantastic Four. The only force standing in his way is what's left of the Avengers. But how can a ragtag group of heroes and villains - including Spider-Man, Wolverine, Ms. Marvel and Doctor Doom - overpower the unstoppable?! |
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All-new all-different Avengers : the magnificent seven
by Mark Waid When a threat from beyond the stars targets Earth, Earth's Mightiest Heroes give up their separate lives to join the fight alongside a group of young heroes. |
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Young Avengers : style > substance
by Kieron Gillen When a figure from Loki's past emerges, Wiccan makes a mistake that might doom all of the Young Avengers. |
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Black Panther : a nation under our feet. Book one
by Ta-Nehisi Coates When a superhuman terrorist group called "The People" sparks a violent uprising, the land of Wakanda, famed for its incredible technology and proud warrior traditions, will be thrown into turmoil; but can its king, the Black Panther, save it from this fate? |
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Black Panther : world of Wakanda
by Roxane Gay While Midnight Angels Ayo and Aneka, recruited into the elite Wakandan task force Dora Milaje, are assigned to protect Queen Shuri, King T'Challa lies with bedfellows so dark that disgrace is inevitable; plus, the full origins of the People's mysterious leader, Zenzi, is revealed. |
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Black Widow : the finely woven thread
by Nathan Edmonson Working to atone for her past as a KGB agent, Black Widow is undercover in Russia when she discovers a worldwide plot that has her racing against time and leaving a trail of blood and destruction in her wake. |
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Sam Wilson, Captain America : not my Captain America
by Nick Spencer After Steve Rogers passes his shield to his friend Sam Wilson, the new Captain America has his approval ratings drop significantly, battles the vile Sons of the Serpent, and meets the all-new Falcon. |
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Captain Marvel : higher, faster, further more
by Kelly Sue Connick Carol Danvers finds herself in the middle of an uprising against the Galactic Alliance and the Spartax when working to return an alien girl to her homeworld. |
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Doctor Strange : the way of the weird
by Jason Aaron Only Doctor Strange can protect our world from the darkness beyond - now, witness the full toll that constant struggle takes on Earth's Sorcerer Supreme! Every spell cast comes at a cost, but what happens when Strange falls behind on his tab? |
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Guardians of the galaxy : best story ever
by Tim Seeley The Guardians of the Galaxy--Star-Lord, Gamorra, Rocket Raccoon, Drax the Destroyer, and Groot--explode into action in a bombastic prison break, team up with old friends to rescue a princess, and tangle with Thor, the god of thunder. |
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The totally awesome Hulk : Cho Time
by Greg Pak Amadeus Cho's decision to be the best Hulk ever sees him taking on the Marvel universe's biggest monsters, being controlled by Enchantress, and teaming up with She-Hulk and Spider-Man |
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Invincible Iron Man : Ironheart
by Brian Michael Bendis With her own Iron Man suit, Riri Williams makes her debut as Ironheart, but waiting in the wings for her is a list of criminals looking to destroy Tony Stark's legacy, her first villain, and super-teams looking to recruit her. |
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Spider-Man : Miles Morales
by Brian Michael Bendis Miles Morales joins the Avengers and engages in such adventures as fighting alone against a villain with the power to destroy the universe, tangling with Black Cat, and going on a possible date with Ms. Marvel. |
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Legendary Star-Lord : face it, I rule
by Sam Humphries When Star-Lord is captured by a bounty hunter with a strange connection to his past, Star-Lord must escape before he's fed to a giant alien. |
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Thanos : Thanos returns
by Jeff Lemire Thanos returns, only to come up against the imperial guard and his son, Thane who is seeking his own revenge. |
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Thor : the goddess of thunder
by Jason Aaron When Thor is found to be unworthy of Mjolnir, an unknown woman takes on the mantle of Thor to combat the Frost Giants who have invaded Earth. |
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The Vision : little worse than man
by Tom King Vision's desire to be more human drives him to create a family in his own image, but when his unrelenting need to be ordinary is passed on, the family next door becomes a lot more deadly. |