Overall, Deadpool/Wolverine #2 continues its high octane storytelling with more amazing action, humor, art and character work, rather than simply coasting on the title characters' immense popularity.

Overall, Namor #7 is another smashing success, that sets up what will likely be a wild finale. The creative team finally gives Namor his due by producing an epic length tale befitting one of Marvel's longest running characters.

Overall, One World Under Doom #1 delivers a solid opening act, but it will take time to see how or even if the series will reshape the future of the Marvel Universe.

Overall Star Trek #28 is a necessary story and it dovetails effectively into Benjamin Sisko's experiences with the Bajoran Prophets. It is a quiet, contemplative, emotional journey, leagues away from some of the more recent action-oriented issues.

Star Trek: Defiant #22 is another stand out issue of an excellent ongoing comic. The story stands apart from its sister series by defining its own stakes with a darker tone and more flexible sense of morality while populated with an array of likable but flawed characters. These disparate elements along with fantastic story, art and character accuracy stitch together into another classic Trek story.

Overall, Star Trek: Lower Decks #3 is another winning issue featuring some familiar Trek tropes, requisite Lower Decks humor amid a line-wide universal crisis. Any fan lamenting the loss of the Paramount+ series should warp on over to their nearest comic book shop and pick up a copy.

Overall, Star Trek: Lower Decks #4 is another enjoyable chapter, albeit a more somber one. Whether this crisis is actually resolved or will reappear in some form (and will somehow link to the other Trek series' events) is unknown but in lieu of more animated adventures, this series is a welcome addition.

Overall, Wolverine #6 is solid, but the series still has work to do to make this run stand out from what has come before.