I added
Orville Artifacts #1 (For the read)
AUG210019 - [x2] Hellcop #1 (Always good to pick up some blanks, I sold a bunch of Stray Dog #1s at a profit.)
I like black and white sketch 2nd prints.
AUG218382 - [x2] Shang Chi #3 [2nd Ptg]
AUG218381 - [x] Shang Chi #4 [2nd Ptg]
The Marvel Voices Community #1 Ramos VAR cover, is that the new 1st app, 1st cover?.
PLUS, an all-new hero takes the stage in a whirlwind adventure you wonāt want to miss.
New characters on The Bustos cover?
I think so. 1st appearance in the issue so the cover appearance would be a good play
No clue
The Marvel Voices Pride #1 for $9.99 was a pretty good gamble, sold a lot of those. Might go for this one too.
At $9.99 you would think lower print run and stores not going to heavy on it?. With a 1st app, and possibly more I think it would be a good pickup. Especially if that is the new 1st app character on the VAR cover 
Definitely a new character and they held back the Ramos Cover until the last second of foc. They said a new hero emerges in the synopsis so this could Definitely be her 1st cover and 1st appearance.
I dont think so. Thatās Hummimgbird, Inferno, and Robbie Reyes. All Hispanic superheroes already introduced in prior titles.
Might be Eva who was previously introduced in Reptil #1. If so, maybe this is a first cover appearance (?) but not a first outright.
I think you might be right. It looks like her and she appears to be using magic, which is Evaās superpower.
The solicitation for Marvel Voices Community says āan all-new hero takes the stage in a whirlwind adventure you wonāt want to miss.ā
ā¦ I wonder if they are talking about Eva? In Reptilās last arc she had used some magic spells but Iām not sure sheād be classified as a hero or superhero at that point. And at the very end of the arc she picks up the pieces of a 2nd amulet that might end up enhancing her powers.
Could be Eva. Iām picking up the America Chavez cover just cuz Iām a fan but the Ramos looks nice. Donāt know Iād go nuts on this book.
Iām kind of digging the Wolf variant with White Tiger. I can see them giving her a bigger push going forward, and other than her mini series with Mack covers and that one Mighty Avengers, there arenāt many that stick out in my mind
Yup you are correct it looks to be Humbertoās cousin Eva, 1st app Reptil #1. This looks like a 1st cover app so Iāll pick up a copy or two. Saw a few posts earlier this morning mentioning it was Eva from Reptil #1. Thanks for posting the info it was driving me nutsā¦
I really like this cover also, it looks great!!!
Saw these earlier on the PRH website
VENOM 1 NAUCK HEADSHOT VARIANT
VENOM 1 INHYUK LEE VARIANT
VENOM 1 DELLāOTTO VARIANT
Still no SIENKIEWICZ cover art 
MOON KNIGHT 3 MCNIVEN 2ND PRINTING VARIANT
MOON KNIGHT 6
MOON KNIGHT 6 LUBERA VARIANT
HULK 1 ADAMS VARIANT
HULK 1 TRIMPE HIDDEN GEM VARIANT
HULK 1 JURGENS VARIANT
ELEKTRA: BLACK, WHITE & BLOOD 1 SIENKIEWICZ VARIANT
AVENGERS FOREVER 1 SCALERA VARIANT
PHOENIX SONG: ECHO 1 CARNERO STORMBREAKERS VARIANT
THE THING 1 BERMEJO VARIANT
THE DARKHOLD: BLADE 1 CASANOVAS CONNECTING VARIANT
THE DARKHOLD: BLADE 1 SUAYAN VARIANT
THE DARKHOLD: BLADE 1 TORMEY DESIGN VARIANT
I think that Nauck Venom headshot is the first Nauck headshot cover Iāve ever likedā¦ 
I love the Thing cover.
Preview each and every story in the ish below, then pre-order with your local comic shop before reading next month! First upā¦
Writer: Terry Blas
Artist: Julius Ohta
Colorist: Erick Arciniega
āItās important for me that Latinas see themselves reflected back as smart and resourceful and brave and adventurous. Evaās character is very much informed by that and sending her to Strange Academy and off on an adventure with fellow Mexican student, German Aguilar was such a fun way to showcase both of their powers and the possibilities they hold,ā says Blas. āShe made a promise to Humberto/Reptil that she wouldnāt stop learning magic until she knew how to find his parents and Comunidades kicks off the beginning of her journey to do that.ā
Writer: Daniel JosƩ Older
Artist: GermƔn Peralta
Colorist: Jesus Aburtov
āAs Marvelās first Latinx Super Hero, White Tiger holds such an integral and iconic status in comic book history, and it was an incredible honor and privilege to be able to write a story about him and the legendary Young Lords, revolutionary activists from the same era,ā says Older. āIām thrilled to be part of this amazing project along with so many incredible creators.ā
Writer: Amparo Ortiz
Artist: Caio Majado
Colorist: Dono SƔnchez-Almara
āWriting a story for Marvel was already a dream come true, but to slip into Ava Ayalaās shoes in Puerto Rico is an honor Iāll cherish forever," says Ortiz. "I wanted to redefine what she considers strength and reinforce her commitment to the island her family calls home.ā
Writer: Julio Anta
Artist: Enid BalƔm
Inks: Oren Junior
Colorist: Federico Blee
āIām so proud to participate in this MARVEL VOICES anthology, and honored to have the opportunity to tell this storyāa multi-generational conversation between Anya Corazon, Miles Morales, and his mother Rio about the term āLatinx,ā" says Anta. "While this is no doubt a contentious topic within our community, I hope that this comic helps to explain it, and makes a case for inclusive language and respecting each otherās personal identities.ā
Writer: Claribel A. Ortega
Artist: Adriana Melo
Inks: Victor Nava
Colorist: Dijjo Lima
āI am honored to be featured among so many amazing creators," says Ortega. "America Chavez is an iconic character and getting to continue a small part of her story was a dream come true for me as a Marvel fan.ā
Writer: Juan Ponce
Artist: Wilton Santos
Inks: Sean Parsons
Colorist: Dijjo Lima
āItās truly an honor to take part in such an important bookāin my wildest dreams, I couldnāt imagine this," says Ponce. "Nina the Conjuror is the Brazilian Sorcerer Supreme of the 1950ās, her world is so unique, I knew early on I just had to tell a Nina story, because sheās truly one of a kind.ā
Writer: Yehudi Mercado
Artist: Mauro Fodra
Colorist: Fernando Sifuentes
āI was absolutely thrilled to be able to play in the world of Ghost Rider, especially with Robbie Reyes," says Mercado. "Iām a huge fan of Felipe Smith and Tradd Moore, the original creators, and I love putting car chases in my books. I think itās more important than ever to highlight strong, heroic Latinx characters. My one-shot is definitely not subtle, but we live in very unsubtle times.ā
Writers: DesirƩe Proctor & Erica Harrell
Artist: Paco Medina
Colorist: Federico Blee
āWith the X-Men expanding their territory beyond Krakoa, we thought Risque would have an interesting point of view on this as both sides of her family (Cuban and Seminole) were oppressed by foreign colonizers," says Proctor and Harrell. "Weāre so excited Marvel let us tell this story, and to work alongside Paco Medina, Frederico Blee, and Ariana Maher.ā
Writer: Alex Segura
Artist: Alba Glez
Inks: JosƩ Marzan Jr.
Colorist: Cris Peter
āI grew up reading X-Men and New Mutants and have a love for the Claremont/Sienkiewicz run, so being able to add to that mythos through one of my favorite X-characters, Sunspot, was a huge honor,ā says Segura. āI hope fans enjoy our story.ā
Writer: David Betancourt
Artist: Alitha E. Martinez
Inks: JosƩ Marzan Jr.
Colorist: Bryan Valenza
āThe chance to be the first writer that is both Puerto Rican and African American to craft a story for Miles Morales was an opportunity I could not pass up,ā says Betancourt. āThere isnāt a Super Hero in all of comics that means more to me and Iām excited to have contributed to this Spider-Manās mythos.ā
Man oh man, Miles Moralesās new costume is UGLY
