Juniper #1 tells the story of the the last human on Earth, but doesnt feel like its the end of the world; its fun for all ages, whether youre a fan of fantasy, fun, or just fiction.

There are some pieces of media that are made to feel nostalgic as if their purpose is to remind you of the things you loved, of your childhood, and of a time when you werent worried about bills. Supermassive achieves just that.

As far as neo-noir thrillers go, Bylines in Blood #2 is as good as they come. It has me trying to guess what happens on the next pages before I flip.

Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond #1 is fun, refreshing, and cinematic. Even for those who dont follow along with Spidermans story, this issue is worth the read.

Eight Billion Genies #1 is a character study of what would happen if 8 billion people got the one thing theyve always wanted and it doesnt disappoint in humor or sincerity.

Friendships are what make the world feel safe, and Sina Grace gives us an up-close and personal look at his own intimate friendship. It feels safe within these pages.

Land of the Living Gods #1 is the exact post-apocalyptic read I didnt know that Ive needed since I Am Legend.

Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen team up again with Little Monsters #1 to create one of the most anticipated books of the year. Everything about this debut has me seeing red.

Cullen Bunn breathes air into my lifeless body once again by raining fire and blood down on us all.

Manor Black: Fire in the Blood #2 gives us clues on where the story is headed but leaves us begging for more on the last page. Bunn and Hurtt are consistently great at what they do.

Skottie Young is adept at imaginative world-building, and his new story, Twig, sees him teaming with artist Kyle Strahm to deliver an interesting book that will appeal to all adventure and fantasy fans.