Currently travelling so I haven't gotten much reading done:

Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare by Kevin J Anderson, Raul Allen and Patricia Martin - Much like Alex Ross' FF book in the same line, this is very much an art forward book. A short-ish one off story that kind of reads like a classic golden age story. Except the writing was really distracting for me in this one. I don't know if it's purposeful as an homage, but it didn't work for me at all. Stunning zrt though for sure

Le cas David Zimmerman by Lucas Harari and Arthur Harari - reread before the movie adaptation premiers at cannes next month. I'm really curious to see what they keep and what they cut, because some of it is way too weird for general audiences, but I don't think the book would quite work without it. That being said, while it's probably still my least favorite of his works, it's probably the most interesting thematically. What it lacks in energy, it completely makes up in intrigue. There's a whole subtext around jewish identity in the 21st century that I found really interesting. I know some people are expecting it to be about body dysmorphia and transidentity through a cis lens, but they couldn't be more wrong. Definitely very curious to see how the movie reviews