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Top 10 Comic Book Releases You Can’t Miss This Week (4/6/2025)

Another week, another slate of comics release. Here are the most anticipated comic books for the week of 4/6/2025! 

Top 5 Continuing Series

#5. Action Comics #1085









Superman Superstars concludes with an unforgettable two-part story. Knowing he needs a break from the expectations and pressures of Metropolis, Lois sends Clark to the artic to investigate a new technology that promises to halt global warming. But when Clark arrives, he discovers that the scientific outpost has been plagued by a villain hoping to melt humanity's hopes for survival. Sounds like a job for Superman!

#4. Transformers #19





What happened to megatron? The story that every fan has demanded begins RIGHT HERE!

#3. Uncanny X-Men #13








In their most terrifying adventure yet, the four young outliers discover the true meaning of Haven House and a doorway that should never be opened. Meanwhile, an otherworldy presence has set its covetous eye on one of the four young mutants in a story that tells a never-before-told slice of the history of mutantkind.

#2. The Ultimates #11


It's time to topple another of the Maker's dominoes: removing Loki from his seat of power in Asgard. Thor, Sif, and She-Hulk journey into the mystery for blood, for glory and for rebellion, and discover a surprising new ally! 

#1. Absolute Batman #7







The Joker and Mr. Freeze make their absolute universe debut!


NOW. It's time for the top 5 #1's coming next week! Giving you something new to read.

#5. Adventure Time #1







C’mon, grab your friends — ADVENTURE TIME is BACK with AN ALL-NEW ONGOING SERIES from a star-studded cast of cutting-edge creative talents! “BEST OF BUDS” starts here with a brand-new adventure nearly a decade in the making! When Finn and Jake save the newly installed Computer Princess from the clutches of the evil Ice King — he just wants a bride, OK, is that too much to ask?! — the two escort her back to the Computer Kingdom, where she gives our totally mathematical adventurers a new quest: find the powerful guide for heroes — the Enchiridion — and bring it back to her, so she can scan it for her digital archive! But where are they going to find it? And how?! An epic journey awaits Finn and Jake, but can they remain best of buds throughout their quest? Or is their friendship about to be put to the test?!

#4. Vatican City #1







The all-new series from New York Times-bestselling author Mark Millar!

The world has been overrun by a vampire apocalypse, every man, woman and child dead except the two thousand tourists safe behind the walls and holy relics of Vatican City. But as the vampires gather in their millions outside, how long can they hold out? Because the monsters can wait forever.


#3.  G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero - JINX#1


In a standalone silent issue, the chart-topping team of DANI (Arkham City: The Order of the World) and DAN WATTERS (Destro, Universal Monsters: Creature from the Black Lagoon Lives!) put the iconic G.I. Joe ninja Jinx in the most dangerous mission of her life. She has 20 seconds — and 20 pages of real-time action — to escape a Cobra base on a snowy mountain of death.


#2. Fire & Ice: When Hell Freezes Over #1




 



Fire and Ice tuck tail and regroup in Smallville, where they realize their predicament makes them something worse than has-been heroes: menaces to the local community they've come to love. But Fire's always got a plan, no matter how shortsighted! And when she goes digging around in Zatanna's bag of tricks for a quick fix in the middle of karaoke night... what could possibly go wrong? Aside from, y'know, everything. Again. Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville writer Joanne Starer teams up with fan-favorite artist Stephen Byrne, returning Fire and Ice to Kansas for another raucous romp full of heart and humor in the midst of their own personal hell!

#1. The Amazing Spider-Man #1






The next era of Amazing Spider-Man has arrived! Peter is, shockingly, without a job and looking for gainful employment, but his job search is interrupted by a rampaging rhino who is but the tip of a sinister iceberg. What major Spider-Villain is working behind the scenes weaponizing other Spider-Villains, including one we haven't seen in OVER SEVEN YEARS?! Also, what is that Gobli-free Norman Osborn up to anyway?


So that wraps up the most anticipated comic books for next week! 

Which ones are you most excited for? I'm personally very excited to pick up Joe Kelly's Amazing Spider-Man and Vatican City. 

- Elijah

If you’re into indie comics and creator-owned stories, check out the books I write over at Heyy Comics. I’m Elijah Joseph, comic creator and founder of Panel Junkies. 

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