This issue is an incredibly fun exploration of the complexity of Superman with an even more fun team-up. It has its flaws with pacing, but worth a read to finish the I, Bizarro storyline and to see the mental fears Superman faces. The art of this issue is also beautiful and captures Superman and the Joker at their best. Superman may be an alien, but he has fears and self-doubts just like the rest of us.

The first issue of the House of Brainiac arc is a fun and action-packed comic with amazing art and a stacked Super family cast. Its an issue that will make any Superman fan extremely happy.

This mini-series is sticking to the heart of an X-Men story with action appropriate for a Cable comic. Cable #2 has something for everyone - it is full of action, develops the relationship between Cable and Kid Cable, and has stunning art. I was originally worried that this mini-series would have an issue with making the stakes and villains feel important in a self-contained story during the Fall of X event, but Niciezas storytelling talent dispels that concern. This mini-series is a master class in writing Cable and a must-read for fans who love the Summers family.

Impeccable writing mixed with stunning art makes this issue incredible. The entire team is creating some of the best Batman content seen in a while. This is the perfect addition to the Gothic Opera storyline.

This is the most action-packed and explosive comic you will pick up this week. The issue is nothing less than awesome and filled with Monster Titans, superheroes, Power-Rangers-esque Megazords, and MechaGodzilla!

Ms. Marvel Mutant Menace #1 is an unbelievably fun comic with a lot of heart at the center of it. Kamala and her community grapple with the reveal that Ms. Marvel is a mutant and a member of the X-Men in a way that feels like an homage to Chris Claremonts early X-Men run. This comic breathes excitement and life into the Fall of X event!

The conclusion of Poison Ivys origin story is an emotional and character-rich story. With incredible art and storytelling, the issue dives into Ivys motivations and illustrates that the character is more than just a femme fatale.

Spider-Boy #6 is an exhilarating and campy issue. The exploration of the Humanimals and Madame Monstrosity makes for a fun yet emotional issue. The art and colors of this issue further elevate the story making for a really effective comic. With great storytelling, fun characters, and amazing art, this is definitely an issue to pick up.

This special is fun if you want more insight into Brainiacs story and plans, but overall, it is a filler issue. The biggest crime of this issue is theres no Superman. If you really care about the House of Brainiac storyline and background Superman characters, this issue is for you. The issue falls right in the middle of not being terrible, but not being a big deal if you decide to skip it.

This first issue is exciting and gorgeous as Davids amazing writing pairs well with Antnios beautiful art. This is a fiery way to start the mini-series with several events already being set up in just a couple of pages. I am excited to continue reading this series to see how the character of Spider-Man 2099 develops and the design of his Venom suit.

The second issue of The Infernals is as thrilling as the first as we get to learn more about the Devils family. With a witty mix of comedy and horror, this issue is sure to excite those with a love of the occult and business shows. With hauntingly beautiful art and amazing character concepts, theres so much to love about this comic.

This fish-out-of-water saga offers a fresh, bold take on the mermaid genre with immersive world-building. Kim returns to the comic world with this stunning series filled with heart, adventure, and originality. Paired with gorgeous art and imaginative storytelling, this series promises to be a post-apocalyptic adventure you wont want to miss!

Adding an emotional and heart-wrenching storyline to this all-ages comic series in a light-hearted way makes this issue fascinating. The juxtaposition of dark elements with a cartoon-like style makes for effective storytelling. Overall, this issue is a lovely and emotional read.

Although its short, this issue is a fun and whimsical read that really captures the heart of the series. The cartoon-like art style is gorgeous and adds to the eccentricity of the issue. This is the perfect wrap-up to the series.