Great follow-up that gives the reader a solid balance of action and backstory.

Great intro issue to not only the series, but to a character that a reader may not be fully versed in.

Gave some answers but still have a lot more questions.

While it's not the creepiest or scariest of the chapters, thus far, it helps move the story and is worth checking out.

A solid issue that hooks the reader into caring about the remaining Infinity stones.

"Carnage Red, White, & Blood" #1 is a fun collection of different Carnage stories that'll keep the readers entertained.

Making a deal with the Devil might help improve this story for the upcoming issues.

This issue continues to build on the emotions and motivation of the characters, but follows a very similar formula as the first issue.

A good move forward on the needle. Still missing that big action scene or close of any arc.

If a reader were to jump into this series with this issue, very little would be lost, and it's a fun issue overall with the various characters.

Solid issue to check out in this mini-series, but the fight scene was relatively short to help it be established for a book of the week.

The story is moving towards the end of the first arc, but still has a lot of questions to answer.

Momoko does a good job of hooking the reader but this story felt rushed. Hopefully the second issue is more thought-out with the pacing.

This book comes in hot and ready-to-go with action, tactical moves, and just straight brutality. Yet Zdarsky and the team have still found a way to make the readers empathetic towards Fisk.

It's a slower chapter to this new story, but it's sprinkled with horror from current and old school to keep the reader checking out the next page.

A slow start with the first few pages but kicks into high gear right after.

If you liked Inception and you like X-Men, this is going to be right up your alley.

A much more heartfelt chapter in this ghost story that seems to be leading to something even scarier.

This is was a dark and fun intro to a spin-off story that if the reader did not read the original materials, they would still be able to enjoy it.

A great start by the whole creative team that puts Banner in the driver seat of this new Hulk story.

This issue gives Conan the depth that the first issue did not, while showing how badass and calculated Conan is.

There's enough meat on the bone of this story to make you see what's coming next, but Millar's need for action-first story-telling may not be for everyone.

It's a fun story featuring demons, skin removal, and a party for the masses.

A solid hook into the main storyline and with some breadcrumbs for it to go awry.

A good introduction to the hunt for this unstoppable killer but at times feeling misguided.

A solid opening to 'The Hellfire Gala' that feels like a fly on the wall at a fancy soiree.

This is an issue that anyone that has either a vested interest in He-Man or curious about the new remake coming should check out.

Jeff Lemire continues this strange mystery story to keep the reader wondering what will be on the next page and if William will get any closer to solving it.

If you're looking for a new crime story, make sure to add this to your pull list.

If you've been looking for an original horror comic during this Spooktober, than this is one worth checking out.

An action-packed finale that leaves the reader wanting more.

While the story feels like it was meant to break stereotypes, it feels like it plays more into them. It reads less like a comic and more of a script for a television or straight-to-DVD movie.

A great beginning to an old-school horror story.

"Radiant Black" #2 takes a good step towards an interesting new series.

A ton of action with well-known and new villains. It also leaves many questions for the reader, but that intrigue could be enough to check out #2.

This is a great one-shot that anyone can pick up that doesn't confuse the reader and definitely piques the interest in checking related material.

It was on the shorter end and seemed to progress rather quickly but still very enjoyable and helping establish character motivation and moving the story along.

An in-depth chapter at the purpose behind Michelangelo's journey.

A great introduction that finishes with a solid hook to check out #2.

If you wanna see some bloody camp kills, check it out.

A great opening to a new chapter in this crazy world-building series.

If you're in need of an old Wolverine story, this is the one to grab off the shelf.

The story is coming together but the art has some hiccups that can deter the reader.