Finally getting around to looking at the list, here are some notables. Sorry this is late, been sick this week. :(
Alligator Loki #1 - Digital series in physical print, fun "read" (barely any dialog like "It's Jeff!")
Coda #1 - Sequel to a 2018 high fantasy series of the same name.
Cull #2 - Kelly Thompson's new book. Good artwork!
Danger Street #9 - I'm really just buying this hoping that by #12 it will somehow make sense and be mindblowing.
From The World Of Minor Threats The Alternates #1 - Written by Patton Oswalt? May be worth a look.
Green Lantern #3 - Glad to see it back after that nighmare side trip.
Madness #2 - 2nd issue of Straczynski's new book. Creator of Babylon 5, had a super good run on Spider-Man.
Penguin Classics Marvel Collection - Penguin is doing super high quality collections of early Marvel, ensconcing them in the Western Canon. Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men are all out this month, joining the previous releases of Black Panther, Captain America, and Spider-Man. Paperback and hardcover editions.
Saint John #1 - Cheating here since this is a book about a Portland superhero and I live in Portland. :) Bonus variant cover by Matt Wagner. The Portland in this book hasn't existed for at least 10 years.
Superman Lost #6 - Still one of the better Supes books.
World’s Finest Teen Titans #3 - Kind of weird having 3 Titans books running at once, but I'll take it!
Fall of X
Astonishing Iceman #2
Children Of The Vault #2
X-Force #44
Did they really "fall" for it though? Or did they just spread it because it fit their agenda?