Before rebooting X-Men, Marvel’s Kevin Feige cameoed in the comics

This month, all of the X-Males storylines got here collectively for the Hellfire Gala, a giant political-fete-slash-Met-Gala occasion the place exquisitely dressed superheroes rub elbows with political ambassadors and friends from across the galaxy. Loads of real-life movie star cameos have attended, drawn into the books by Marvel artists. However this week’s look was … a bit extra jarring.

What’s extra hilarious, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige getting invited to the Hellfire Gala and asking internationally identified superhero-slash-former-terrorist Cyclops what his story is? Or sporting a baseball cap and no tie to the Hellfire Gala prefer it was simply one other San Diego Comedian-Con panel?

What else is occurring within the pages of our favourite comics? We’ll let you know. Welcome to Monday Funnies, Polygon’s weekly listing of the books that our comics editor loved this previous week. It’s half society pages of superhero lives, half studying suggestions, half “take a look at this cool artwork.” There could also be some spoilers. There is probably not sufficient context. However there might be nice comics. (And in case you missed the final version, learn this.)

X-Males #21

Picture: Jonathan Hickman, Russell Dauterman

I imply, take a look at this model new crew of X-Males, the heroes of Krakoa. Kevin, you’re letting the whole human race down by being so underdressed.

DC Satisfaction

Picture: Andrew Wheeler, Luciano Vecchio/DC Comics

DC don’t you dare tease me with the concept of a JLQ (Justice League Queer). Do it. Give it a miniseries. Simply give me the battlin’ homosexual superhero crew. Or no less than let somebody do one thing common with Gregorio de la Vega, aka the DC Universe’s Homosexual Physician Unusual Who’s Married to a Tasmanian Satan werewolf.

Batman: The Detective #3

Picture: Tom Taylor, Andy Kubert/DC Comics

In lots of respects Batman: The Detective is a fairly commonplace globetrotting Batman motion story, however once in a while, Tom Taylor and Andy Kubert prove an alternate that places me proper into my Batman emotions. The factor about Batman is that he has tremendously altruistic targets that he set for himself when he was a toddler, and he has by no means allowed any a part of the world to get in the best way. The contract of A Batman Story is that although it’ll by no means be simple, he’ll all the time reside as much as these targets.

And that’s why Batman is in the end part of the hopepunk style, on this essay I’ll—

Six Sidekicks of Set off Keaton #1

Picture: Kyle Starks, Chris Schweizer/Picture Comics

People, don’t sleep on Kyle Starks and Chris Schweizer’s new guide, Six Sidekicks of Set off Keaton. The plot is: Hollywood’s most profitable asshole, the Chuck Norris-alike Set off Keaton, has been murdered. And it’s as much as all of his estranged kung-fu actor sidekicks — from exhibits like Marshal Artwork, Frankenstein & Frankenstein, and Spaceboat 3030 — to determine who did it.

Far Sector #12

Picture: N.Okay. Jemisin, Jamal Campbell/DC Comics

N.Okay. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell’s Far Sector wraps up with a victory kiss, and in case you’ve been ready for the commerce on this one, don’t overlook to maintain an eye fixed out.