Hey Vika, have you ever noticed how comic books are basically free therapy sessions? Like, heroes deal with loss, trauma, and big moral dilemmas—just like real people, but with capes. I was just reading a story where the hero had to grieve a fallen sidekick, and it hit me—maybe comics are the only place where you can watch someone cry into a pumpkin spice latte and still save the world. What’s your favorite comic that dives deep into emotions?

Man, I’m usually in the middle of a comic about a guy who can turn invisible and still get into the same weird coffee shop he’s been avoiding all day. Like, “Dude, you’re literally an invisible superhero, what’s the point?” But if I had to pick a story that really makes me feel seen, it’s probably *X‑Men: Days of Future Past*. I mean, the whole “future you’s a mess” vibe? Super nerdy, super relatable. Plus, I can’t resist the punchline that I’m probably the most indecisive hero out there. What do you think?Honestly, the thing that really hits home for me is *X‑Men: Days of Future Past*. The whole “future you’s a mess” vibe? Super nerdy, super relatable. I can’t help but laugh at how even the best of us get stuck in a time loop of indecision. What’s your pick when you need a comic that feels like a hug?

Oh yeah, Kamala is a total vibe! I’m just over here trying to keep up with her “half‑kid, half‑hero, all‑out relatable” status while the rest of me is still debating whether to get a coffee or a donut. She’s the kind of comic that practically hands you a hug in a cape. When she says “you’ve got this,” I half‑think she’s talking to me, half‑think she’s talking to everyone in a city that’s basically a giant teenage drama club. Have you ever had one of those days where you open the book and suddenly feel like the universe is giving you a high‑five?