This issue is more lighthearted than a lot of Batman stories we’ve seen. Snyder has showed us even more of his talents, and takes us on another crazy series with the one and only Batman. For fans of Snyder’s work and Batman as a whole, this is a must-read issue. You’re going to get a taste of Batman like never before, and I promise you’ll like it!

This is a great start to a promising series. Dylan has given us the history of how he became the murderous man he is today, and I can’t wait to see how Dylan handles his life from this point on. With a creative team like this, Kill or be Killed is a must-read.

This is a great issue that definitely helps define the society at the given time period. Fred's family is expanding, his friendships are strengthening, and his relationship is solidifying. For any fan of The Flinstones, this is the ultimate throwback to give you all the warm fuzzy feelings that nostalgia has to offer.

This is a great series for anyone interested in the macabre. Norman is a series that will disturb you and still be able to tug on your heartstrings. This is a delightfully eerie story of one boy that is daring to be himself in a world of normalcy. Pick it up at your local comic book shop and enjoy the gory awesomeness that is Norman!

This is a great comedic sci-fi series that is appropriate for fans of both genres. Jeff isn’t a man of many talents, so it’ll be interesting to see how he handles being Earth’s champion. Everyone thinks he is going to fail so far, so I’m really hoping the underdog (Jeff) can prove all the haters wrong. We’ll have to keep reading to see if he does!

This is a great issue to add to the second Red Team series. Eddie and Trudy are in charge of quite the case, and they have a plan. Implementing that plan, however, might not be as easy as they thought. Keep up with this series to see if they can make sense of this case and get Eric off the hook!

For any Sons of Anarchy fan, this is a must-read issue that is leading off a really good series that will make a lot of what you’ve seen thus far make a lot of sense. New readers: it helps to know a bit about the characters before reading, but it’s not necessary to enjoy the story. Either way, I recommend keeping up with this series to see what trouble these goons get themselves into next!

For any Bob's Burgers fan, you'll know that this story isn't like the TV show in that it is really "out there." The TV show is a more realistic show in terms of concept. It deals with everyday situations"not being able to pay your bills, going to school, running a business, being a parent, etc. the kids are eccentric, but the comic book series always takes things a step further. So, fans of the TV show will be in for a nice treat when the three kids get into even more crazy antics here than on the TV. I definitely recommend this issue for any and all fans of Bob's Burgers"especially people like me, whose spirit animal is the one and only Louise Belcher.

This is a great start to what I expect will be an amazing series. Bennett is on my top 10 writers list, so I have no doubt that she’ll answer all our questions in due time. To comic lovers and animal lovers alike, you’ve got to give this issue a read.

For any crime buffs, fans of gore, or slasher lovers, this series was made for you. Right now I’m at the edge of my seat waiting to see what will happen next issue. Will the stranger turn Josie in? Will he run scared? Will he join her? Who knows?! All I know after reading this issue is that I want more!

I’m a huge fan of the motion picture, The Haunted Mansion. This series has absolutely nothing to do with that and, in my review of issue #1, I was kind of bummed about that because I wanted to stick to the roots of the original story. Now that I’ve read through the entire miniseries, I’m actually really glad that the story wasn’t anything like the film. This is a fresh take on an old story that some of us grew up with. The creative team has done an amazing job and, if possible, I would love to see this become an ongoing series. I’m not, by any means, saying that there will be one (I don’t know and haven’t heard anything), but hey, I can dream. For now, read this series if you want to be thoroughly entertained by a scary-but-fun story about a kid who has one Hell of an adventure with some seriously awesome ghosts.

This is a great story for any fantasy genre fans out there. The creation of new worlds has always interested us, whether it’s in Star Wars, Avatar, Battleworld, or something else. It’s a difficult thing to master, but Ha has done a fine job of making this adventure purposeful, interesting, and fun. Keep reading to see if Mae and Abbie can save their father!

This series is a great read for any horror fanatic or even conspiracy theorist. A hint of paranoia will set in after reading each issue, but rest assured, it’s a healthy dose. Black-Eyed Kids isn’t as scary as it is unnerving, which is often times a lot better than straight up horror. This series is an amazing read, and I recommend it for anyone (of age) to check out as soon as possible.

This issue puts our protagonist cats in a lot of different fun, interesting, and possible destructive situations. This series shows the felines some real adventure, and it’s a blast to read. For any cat lovers and/or Grumpy Cat fans, this issue is a must-read.

For any fan of Giant Days, this is a great issue that lets us examine each character individually. It's actually really fun to see them apart from each other. This gives Allison room to work on some more characterization. Any and all students and fans of plain old good storytelling will appreciate this book. It comes out this Wednesday, August 3rd, so head to your local comic book shop to pick up a copy for yourself!

This is a great issue to start off a series that is going to be full of adventure and intrigue. Our protagonist is, thus far, really interesting. His intelligence resonates really well, and is almost mesmerizing. The creative team on this series has done an amazing job so far, and I can't wait to see where things go from here! Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has dominated the NBA world, and now he's making his way to comics. We welcome you with open arms, and are eager to see what creative genius you have to offer. In closing, friends, read this book; you won't be disappointed.

Any Tank Girl fan will enjoy this issue and series overall. The adventure, action, and crazy antics are truly something to love. This series will take you places you can’t go in real life, to give you a small break from reality. I’m not saying this criminal life is something to look up to, but exploring the world sure is. I fully recommend this issue to any and all fans of a good story, great artwork, and an overall fun read.

While you don’t necessarily have to have read the first “season” of this series, it does help to understand things a bit more, especially why Eddie and Trudy act the way they do/why they’re given crappy jobs on the task force. It’ll be really interesting to see how they both conduct this new case they’ve taken over. This is a great way to start the new series; I’m really excited that Eddie and Trudy are back and just as awesome as they were in the first series of Red Team. Ennis is sure to give us some nice plot twists, turns, surprises, and action. Keep reading to see what kind of mayhem these two NYPD cops get themselves into!

This is a really fun read with a lot of action, drama, and a hint of teen angst. The SVS are left wondering what to do next with their lives. Whatever it is, I’m sure McDermott will make it well worth reading about. For now, the suspense mounts!

This is definitely a series to check out. I’m not usually into such superficial content, but this story has caught my attention and held onto it. I fully recommend you all at least give the first issue a chance and see if you like it. I, for one, will be keeping up with the series to tell you all what kind of antics Lottie gets into—especially now that she is sitting in a bathroom with Caroline, who is unconscious, to say the least.

Archer and Armstrong are onto their next adventure, of which I have no idea what to expect—but I know it’s going to be worth reading. As for this issue, it was great to explore Archer more and see how he acts away from Armstrong. For fans of both A&A and Faith, this is the perfect issue for you!

This is a really dark and imaginative comic book. The creative team has done a beautiful job of creating a chilling story that is sure to stick with you long after you’ve finished reading. Horror fans, head over to your local comic book shop and pick up a copy today!

There is a fair bit of background detail, adding to the realism of the story. Overall, though, the artwork isn’t too realistic. The entire issue has a mysterious tone to it, like we’re supposed to be waiting for something disastrous to happen. Following this unorthodox family as they live their everyday lives is actually quite interesting, given the scope of different personalities and characterizations. Things are only going to get more exciting, though, when the secret of their location and identities is threatened. The suspense is killing me! Read along to see how these heroes handle the next part of their lives together as a team.

This is a great issue to add to the series. It perfectly showcases Young’s creative and imaginative mind as well as his many talents in writing and artistry. I can’t wait to see what Gert is going to get herself into next issue!

Silas has cooked up a really entertaining story, especially people who are more like me, into horror, gore, the macabre, and generally darker stories. People, who are easily offended, proceed with caution. Horror fanatics, dive into this book head-first!

This is a beautiful series about two very different children having opposite journeys they need to survive. It’s a great, lighthearted book with some intense, heavy themes—truly a very interesting and worthwhile read. This issue is in comic book stores TODAY, so go pick up a copy at your local comic book shop!

This is a great issue for any Archie fan. I’m really hoping that we’ll see some new developments with Archie and Betty. Jughead had maybe one line in this issue, so it would be great to see him more, too. Bottom line, the plot is thickening, so keep reading to watch the madness unfold!

All in all, this is a solid issue that helps move forward the plot. There are a lot of questions I still have, but I’m sure Mann will reveal all in subsequent issues. Fira and Aldrich have passed this milestone in getting the last relic of Andolus, and now it’s on to the last stretch of their journey. Keep reading to see what fresh Hell they face next time in Dark Souls.

This is lighthearted book on the surface, but within lay life lessons, amazing storytelling, and thoughts to keep your mind occupied for days. This book is similar to other Boom! books, namely under the Arcadia imprint, but it does have an element of uniqueness that makes this graphic novel a must-read for any and all of you.

This issue is a great way to be entertained if you’re already a fan of the Chaos! books. Ernie holds the fate of the world and the afterlife in his hands, and it’s going to be a crazy road to redemption—if we ever get there. For a fun read with a strong horror aspect thrown in, this book is the way to go. Pick it up from your local comic book shop on August 3!

This series was made for sci-fi fans. Anyone who was a fan of the old series will enjoy seeing a classic character rebooted and new fans are going to love a unique story about freaking space knights! Pick this awesome first issue at your local comic book shop next week on July 27th!

Lucas has got some serious character development going on, and it’s only the second issue! I’m really excited to see where his next mission will take him, and what he’ll take from it. This series is moving along at a pretty fast pace, so make sure to keep up and see where Lucas is going!

This is a really great series so far. I’m looking forward to seeing how George takes advantage of his newest invention. It sucks to see corporate companies competing, just because we sort of see that every day, but this series takes things to a personal level—so it’s more interesting than the everyday corporate tomfoolery (that is usually more than just the “tomfoolery” on the surface). Above all else, I hope we get some serious character development out of George. With Ryan’s writing, I’m sure it’s not far off now.

This is an issue that any Pink Panther lover will enjoy. I fully recommend it to anyone looking for a light read with an element of innocence and simplicity.

This is a great issue that brings the gang back together for another nearly impossible endeavor to save the town, more or less. It should be really interesting to see how Betty and Veronica deal with their clashing viewpoints. Hopefully, Pop’s can still benefit from their fighting. Archie and Jughead make really good supporting characters, and Betty takes the lead in this issue. I’m hoping we get to see more of Veronica next issue. For any Archie fan, this is a must-read!

This is a great way to start the series, even though "Frankenstein" in the title is really misleading. I'm really excited to see how the story turns out, seeing as we left the characters being mauled by Mothman. Liesel will make it out, I'm sure"she's the title character. It'll be cool to see just how much fighting she can handle. Keep reading to see what happens!

This is a great addition to the series. This issue was just one big joke to pile on the existing humor of the issue. Stories like this one are fun, and show us a lot more when it comes to characterization—we learn more about Rocket’s past. This is a great short story for kids, and will spark their imaginations about monsters, aliens, and animals. For a lighthearted, laid back issue, this won’t let you down!

I’m really excited for this series, not only because I love Jordan’s work, but because there are so many themes and ideas hidden within it. The creative team has done a beautiful job orchestrating such a dramatic and bold story for us. I can already tell this is going to be an amazing series, so make sure to go to your local comic shop this Wednesday and pick it up!

This series is building up the horror with every issue, and this issue finally showed us just how bad things are getting for both Sarah and Warren. I’m excited to see where things go from here and how Sarah is going to handle them. For any and all horror fans, you can’t pass this issue up.

For horror fans, Harrow County is the perfect read. It is complex, has tons of subplots from issue to issue, and is genuinely disturbing. When it comes to horror these days, this series is definitely one of the frontrunners.

This is a great issue to start off the series. It has a really interesting premise, it’s futuristic yet strangely reflects modern day, and there is so much suspense—we’re going to see some action in this series, so keep reading to see it happen!

Any ‘90s kid can’t pass this up. We’re in our 20s now, but Powerpuff Girls means just as much to us now as it did back when we were kids. This is a great read for any fan of the supergirl trio, and even Mojo Jojo. I have a feeling we haven’t seen the last of him… Keep reading for more action, adventure, and cuteness!

This is a great issue for any Avengers fan. It is more towards the cartoonish side (I mean, it was taken from a cartoon show), so it doesn't have as much dramatic/aesthetic appeal as other Avengers books I've seen. Nonetheless, it's a wonderful story that has the Avengers learning what it means to be a team again.

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch is something I’ll never forget. It’s something I grew up with, and am still growing up with. To see it being transformed from comic to live action TV show to animated TV show to film and spin off comic books is something so profound that I can only explain it as something I am truly thankful for and honored to see happen. I didn’t write these comics and scripts; I wasn’t a part of the production of these stories, but with a character like Sabrina, I feel like I am a part of it. She isn’t just a character, she’s someone I know—a friend. To anyone who feels the same way, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will not only give you the frightening Sabrina story you’re looking for, but bring a smile to your face.

This series is definitely a must-read for any Daredevil and/or Punisher fan. To see these two go against each other is both entertaining and suspenseful. Seeing them work together will only be better, so stick around to see how these two heroes deal with the Crimson Dynamo!

The one-page strips help break up the issue. There is a lot of humor, irony, nostalgia, and fun in this issue. It’s definitely suitable for all ages, but has themes that are a bit advanced. For anyone who read Peanuts as a kid, this is a must-read. You’ll get an overwhelmingly warm sense of your childhood that will make even the crappiest day a good one.

I’m a big Mignola fan, so of course I’m going to recommend this book to all of you. If you’re into rather sophisticated horror (not just slashers with gore and violence), this comic is definitely for you. I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again: When a comic book can make you think beyond just the storyline, you know it’s a good one. This issue won’t let you down.

This is a great story about one man trying to overcome his inner demons and get his life together—starting with his relationship. Honestly, at this point, I don’t even know if Patricia is good for Joel, but I want him to be happy. He’s been through a lot of Hell, and it’s about time life eased up on him. Keep reading to see if Joel is able to bounce back from his isolation and alcoholism!

Any fan of Loki has got to check this series out. If you’re into politics, even better! If you’re not, this might not be your favorite book to read, but I can assure you it’s a good one. With a creative team this good, you know it’s worth the read.

Bottom line is, this series is amazing. It’s brilliant—genius, even. It’s a great way to nod to the brewing community and bring attention to the ever-growing population of drinkers and brewers. This comic is worth every second of the read.

This comic book is definitely for the sci-fi fan. We’ve seen bounty hunters before, but never like this. Nina and Georgie are trying to get back on their feet after being captured and starting their lives over again, so it should be fun to watch them figure things out.

I have a lot of questions after reading this issue. We see a few references to Dean’s father, who is in prison. Why is he there? Does is have to do with Dean? Did Dean grow up without a dad? I’m really curious about his family, so I hope we get to see that. What about Kimiko? How did they meet? How long have they been together? Is Abby going to get between them? Why are so many people after Dean? There is so much to touch on, but the creative team will, I’m sure, make things a bit more understandable for us. For now, though, pick up this issue from your local comic shop, and keep up with this awesome story!

This issue doesn’t give us anything too new in the series. We’re still looking at the Punisher vs Daredevil, and they’re both still trying to kill/save Antonov. However, Blindspot sort of comes to the forefronts of this issue, which is really awesome. This is a series for any Punisher or Daredevil fan. There’s action, fighting (maybe too much fighting without any pay out), chasing, and the freaking S.W.A.T. Team! What’s going to happen?!

The script itself moves the plot forward and is easy to follow. We get a few surprises in this issue that I won’t spoil for you all, but I will say that they make this issue well worth the read. This miniseries has one chapter left, so catch up before the next issue closes out the mystery!

This issue is a type of anthology that we don’t see all too often. Each story is enjoyable in its own way, and we see some stories that feature Gwen but are not necessarily about her. There is no Gwen-overload, and that’s a really great way to keep us interested. This is a great read for anyone who’s even moderately a fan of Spider-Gwen.

The X-Files fans, get ready to do some reading, because you’re going to drool over this new Dark Horse series. I’m really excited to see how Mars is going to deal with the attacker. I actually really want to learn more about him, too. Does he hate the government, too? How did he find out about the Shadow Government? Is he attacking anyone in particular? Why is he attacking—does he want anarchy, or is he just expressing frustration? This series is going to be good, so make sure to keep up with it as the cryptocracy unravels! If you've never experienced paranoia, get ready.

This is a great read. There is a lot of emotion, tons of great characterization, and reason for readers to give a damn about the characters. It’s a book—fiction—but I feel like I’ve become friends with these people. Any book that can make me feel that comfortable reading it is fine by me.

This is a must-read for every Flinstones fan, every kid who grew up with this on the TV, and every adult who wants their childhood back; here it is. Enjoy!

Millar is one of those writers that you literally can’t get sick of. His writing style is so fluid, so natural, and so smooth, that it just makes you feel comfortable. This series is one that is bound to have some seriously epic moments. A huge group of supervillains going against a huge group of superheroes that everyone [uncharacteristically] hates? That’s just good storytelling. Keep reading to watch the chaos unfold!

This is definitely the type of book for all you fantasy fans out there. It has a bit of sci-fi thrown in, as well. Ha is probably one of the best storytellers I know and whose work I have the pleasure of reading while here at ComicWow! I most definitely recommend this issue, and series as a whole, to anyone looking for a good, interesting, entertaining read.

For anyone who enjoys fantasy/mild horror, this issue is for you. The rest of the series is bound to be littered with the supernatural, so I can already tell that this is going to be an amazing title. Rondel and Lucille are just starting their journey, so keep reading to join them!

This series is definitely one to check out if you’re a sci-fi fan. The creative team on this series is doing a fantastic job keeping an urgent tone and a fast pace throughout the entire series, so we never get bored. This issue moves the plot forward quite a bit, so it’s not one you’ll want to miss!

So, the worst X-Man ever turned out to be the one that saved the rest. This is a great—and satisfying—end to the miniseries. This issue has a bit of a different tone than the rest, and it progresses in a different manner. I’m not going to give that stuff away because you need to experience it for yourself. I’ll just say that Bailey has gotten older, and his thought process proves that. The script is amazing, interesting, and enthralling. This issue is definitely worth the read.

Overall, this issue is a great story that presents adventure, action, and adolescence. The humor mixed in makes it even better, to break the tension. This is a cute issue that’s worth the read for anyone, especially kids.

This is an amazing issue that will leave you with much more to think about than just Nighthawk. It is truly a work of art, replicating some of the most important issues that we’re dealing with today. The creative team has executed some really heavy concepts in a way that is relatable, entertaining, and insightful. This is probably the best comic I’ve read in a month. I definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone (of age). Trust me, this isn’t one you’ll want to miss.

This issue moves the story forward quite a bit. The story is actually believable as the cast stops to take care of their own personal problem. This is definitely a must-read book for all you  Buffy the Vampire Slayer (comic series and/or TV show) fans.

This is a great tie-in to Marvel’s summer event that is Civil War II. I’m stoked to see how everything fits together. I actually hope we see more of Damage Control. The only thing that throws me off about this issue is the cover. We have Iron Man, Captain Marvel, the Hulk, Deadpool, Captain America, She-Hulk, the Vision, and all the big heroes that you all know about—but they are nowhere in the issue. The few times they appear, it’s only for a panel or two at a time. That’s a bit deceptive, but the issue is worth a read.

This is a good series overall, but so far it is simply paraphrasing the film’s script. For anyone who hasn’t seen the film, this might be entertaining. But for those of us who have, it gets a little monotonous. I’m really hoping that Wendig puts some original concepts and themes into the storyline, because this series desperately needs it. Nonetheless, this series is well worth the read for any Star Wars fan. It tells a very important story of the search for Luke Skywalker. The Resistance and the First Order are going to have some beef, so you’d best stick around to see when and how it goes down!

The creative team on this series is doing a great job thickening the plot and getting us more interested. Nothing all too substantial happens in this issue to move Mia’s murder investigation forward, but her search for her father’s killer is going to become a lot more difficult.

Any fan of Bob's Burgers is going to love this issue. It's all "Tina's Erotic Friend Fiction," so Tina Belcher super fans will like it even more. For a light read with a lot of action and humor, this is definitely the way to go.

Overall, this is a great opening issue. Now that we know the dynamic that Deadpool and Gambit have, it'll be a lot easier to get through the series. These two have a great chemistry and really lively personalities, so the series is definitely not going to disappoint us.

Penny Dreadful started out as a TV show, airing for the first time in 2014. It has since gained a huge following with its unique storytelling and references from popular characters like Abraham Van Helsing, Count Dracula, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Frankenstein, etc. Now that it is a comic book series, the franchise will only grow bigger. This series is definitely suitable for any horror fan looking for a book that will cause a little uneasiness. It’s a really well-written series that isn’t too text-heavy, and with a plot that is equally reliant on its script and artwork. There is some true talent in this series, and we’ve only just begun to see it.

This issue provides yet another amazing collection of Creepy stories for our enjoyment. This probably won’t scare you much, but it’s a bit unsettling, so beware. For all you horror fans who just can’t get unsettled anymore, this issue is a walk in the park. Sit back and enjoy the madness!

This is a really uniquely creative series that is, despite its lack of horror-esque appearance, one of the better horror comics I’ve read lately. This is a great take on an old story, so any werewolf fans should definitely check it out.

This is a side of Loki that we haven’t seen before, and it’s an intriguing one. I’m excited to see where things go from here, what Loki’s policies will be, if people will vote for him, and how exactly he will change America. Loki for President!

This series isn’t really picking up any fast pace, but it is definitely one that every Archie fan needs to read. Archie has been reborn, and this is it! Thus far, the creative team has done an amazing job on this series, and I can’t wait to see more!

This is a really simple issue that really doesn’t contribute all too much to the overall story arc. The only thing that might move things forward is when Ashley says she might go back to the B.P.R.D. This comic has a really eerie tone to it, which is typical of the Hellboy franchise’s books. It truly does depict Hell on Earth, but it’s contained. Nothing too chaotic happened, so I’m kind of bummed about that. The creative team, however, did a fantastic job with this issue’s execution, so I’m pretty happy. For any and all fans of Hellboy and the B.P.R.D., this is a must-read.

Nonetheless, this is a great first issue. We now know Kevin's history, his current situation, and his goals. Living with someone as demanding as Veronica will prove to be tough for Kevin, and I can't wait to see what happens! His life just got a whole lot more complicated, so this series is going to be full of entertaining situations that Kevin finds himself in on his way to adulthood. I definitely recommend this series to any fan of Archie.

This is a really cute all-ages story. It's a little hard to read because of the way the characters talk, but you get used to it about halfway through the book. Aesthetically, Lam doesn't let us down. There is always something exciting to look at, which holds our attention really well. There's a lot of movement in this issue, which keeps the story progressing at a steady, comfortable pace. For anyone who wants a good, fun, lighthearted read, look no further.

This issue definitely stands out from the rest in the best way, creatively. Morrison and Mora have really outdone themselves in turning this story from fantasy to horror. There’s only one issue left, and I can’t wait to see what happens. No matter what way it goes, I know it’ll be impressive with this creative team. Keep reading to find out how Santa’s story ends!

This is definitely for anyone who loves suspenseful horror books. This issue doesn’t really tell us much at all, so it gives readers a little breathing room between big events. Nonetheless, it is a creepy issue that I do recommend if you want to better understand the genre and/or series.

I don't know whether this is horror, drama, religious, or noir. It has elements that just about every comic book reader will enjoy. This is a very somber story of a man who felt his life was worthless, but gets a second chance to prove his worth. This series isn't going to let us down, so I'm ready for more!

I’m really excited to see what’s next for all these men. Will Flewelling’s company eat the Sasquatch? Will Lewis and Clark’s explorers survive a fight with the Sasquatch? I hope we get to see more reactions next issue. For now, anyone who is interested in history and some damn good storytelling needs to pick up this issue and give it a read. You will not be disappointed.

So, the Bacchus affair is over. Roberts and Lafuente have done a brilliant, awesome, genius job on these first four issues of the series. For anyone who likes action/fantasy/comedic comic books, I fully recommend this series. Next issue, we see Archer and a familiar character from another series, Faith! Keep reading to see what the heck that’s all about.

This series has taken quite a few twists and turns, and it’s bound to take a lot more. Now that Gert is free, Fairyland is sure to go through a lot of mayhem. However, Gert seems really focused on getting home, so she might not do as much damage as she has previously done. Whichever it is, I’m excited to see Gert loser her way and Larry get fed up with her.

This is a really great group of misfits. They seem like the most genuine, sincere, and honest people (and it’s sad that the outcasts are the ones that seem sincere and cops seem like jerks) that I would love to befriend. We love Tank Girl, we’re invested in her life, and we want her to succeed. Now that the group is back together, they’re bound to get into some crazy situations, and I can’t wait to read about them! For an action series sprinkled with a lot of humor, this series is definitely the way to go.

So far, this series has grabbed my attention and holds it with a tight grasp. I don’t know where Sebastian came from, or what his real goal is in taking over a human’s life, but I’m excited to find out. The end of this issue is a butt-load of monsters and Sana getting jumped where Sebastian has led her. I have tons of questions, but I’m sure Van Lente will answer them in due time. This issue is a really impressive book that shows just how talented the creative team is. For any and all horror fans, get hip to it!

This is a great horror series. It isn’t just a paranormal story or a slasher or anything typical like that. Tomasi really takes his time with this series, letting everything slowly unfold and flourish into the story on the page. If you’re looking for a sophisticated horror story, this is it!

This is a cute story that any and all SMOSH fans should read. You don’t need to have read issue #1 to understand the bulk of issue #2. If you’re looking for a laugh, look no further!

This is a great issue to start off the series. American Mythology Productions is really bringing about nostalgia for a lot of us with this and The Three Stooges. This series is, for that matter, going to appeal to a lot of adults. Our childhoods are coming back to life! The great thing about these kinds of stories (that don't rely on previous installments for reader comprehension) is that anyone can read them. So, while we adults will have a blast reliving our youth, children today can just as easily enjoy these stories with us. This is most definitely worth the read.

For any fan of Aliens, Predator, or Prometheus, this series is a must-read. It is set in a certain time, so it helps to have watched the movies, but you don’t need to in order to understand the premise. This is going to be a great sci-fi series; these Marines are bound to get into some trouble with this god-like creature walking around, and I can’t wait to see how they handle it.

I’m waiting for Robin to go head to head with the Sheriff of Nottingham.  There isn’t too much suspense just yet, so I’m really hoping that Rodi gives us a reason to be interested in these characters. I want to want them to win. This is a modern story set in an older time period. It’s a really great concept, and I can’t wait to read more!

I’m really excited to read the rest of this story arc. Zdarsky and Charm make a really good creative team, and I have no doubt that they can make this arc as magical as we all remember Archie to be. Keep reading to see Archie and Jughead get eaten by a bear (maybe)!

This series is definitely going to be something good. Chaykin’s work is always a joy to read because it often times requires more than just reading words and looking at pictures; it makes you think about why he placed everything in the positions they are in. Things can only get better from here, so keep reading to follow Joel on his journey of self-discovery!

Ryan and Marquez are back working together on another amazing Joyners storyline. Watching the realistic nature of these characters is breathtaking. There isn’t a lot of detail or extraneous facets to this issue, and I’m hoping the rest of the series is the same way. For anyone who is looking to delve into the human condition, this series is definitely for you. Beyond that, if you can respect great writing and really telling artwork, you can’t pass this issue up.

This story makes me want to be at the Isle of Hope. The weather, the people, the beauty, the scenery, the samurais! Whether or not you enjoy the culture represented in this series, it is a wonderful read for anyone. This arc was resolved in an effective manner. Now, it’s off the story arc #2! See you there!

For any fans of the TV show, this series is definitely for you. I’m stoked that Romero is coming back. IDW, I love you for publishing this series. Horror fans, keep reading for the next issue, part one of the story arc, “The Black Box!”

This is a great issue to start the series. With DC and Boom! Studios working together, this series is undoubtedly one to follow.

This is overall a great issue of the series. It clearly ties up any loose ends and has a very happy ending for our young protagonists. We got to see all three of them grow to understand themselves and work with each other. This is a really entertaining series with a lot of heart.

This issue is the start of a series that I think is going to be really successful—at least really entertaining. It is going to be quite a dramatic one, and I am so ready to learn the secrets that Brady is hiding from the public. If you are, too, pick up this issue and read along!

This series has been really entertaining thus far. A bunch of historical figures have gotten together to see what went on before the Spanish-American War (of course, they don’t know the war is going to happen just yet). This is an awesome concept and a brilliant way to showcase some history that people aren’t necessarily aware of. For any history buff and adventure comic lover, this series is a must-read.

This concept isn't new, whatsoever. But it is interesting. It is executed in the best way, and shows a lot of imagination and creativity; for that alone, I'll be keeping up with this series, and you should, too.

This series is amazing. It reveals the harsh truths about the craziness that is the human condition. The creative team does a fine job with this issue, and I can’t wait to see what’s next for this trio of friends!

These two stories, while different in context, have the same premise. Both take Mordecai and Rigby into different worlds, both show them a lesson, both use the secondary characters very well, etc. This is definitely an issue I’d recommend to any and all Regular Show fans.

The point of this series isn’t to relive the TV show, but to use the TV show as a base to create new, original stories. The writers and artists on this series come up with some seriously entertaining stories. Regardless of how it fits in with the TV show, these are good stories that showcase the perfect characterization that has been done by the scriptwriters for the show. This is another great issue to add to a series that takes our favorite animated show a bit further. This is definitely a must-read for any Bob’s Burgers fan.

We know something big is coming, and we know Wilson is going to be a significant part of it. The only thing is, he doesn't expect it just yet. I'm really excited to see him and Brownfield work together more. I'm actually stoked about learning more complexity theory throughout this series, too. This is a great issue to open up the series and, knowing Soule, things are about to get pretty exciting. So, keep reading to see the madness unfold!

In short, this issue is a great way to start off a really weird-but-cool series. Again, it’s not for people who are easily offended. You’ve got to be able to stomach the imaginative ways that children come up with to kill people, as well as some sociologically stereotypical jokes. If you can handle that much, this series is going to be really entertaining. Silas has done an awesome job creating some disturbingly funny material, and I cannot wait to see more.

Bunn is the perfect choice for a series like this, given his background in horror stories (most recently with Harrow County). This is a great take on an old-time video-game movie, and I can’t wait to see what new changes Bunn decides to make. Right now, things are looking like a stereotypical slasher film, but knowing Bunn, we’ll get some really insane twists in subsequent issues. Paying homage to ‘80s and ‘90s slasher flicks, Bunn writes a story of an unstoppable killer. For anyone who enjoys a good horror book, you’ve got to get your hands on this issue, coming out on June 1st from Lion Forge Comics!

This post-apocalyptic setting is great for the stoic characters that fuel the story inside of it. It seems like these animals are going through a lot and getting ready for battle, so it’ll be really interesting to see how they work in big groups and what allies they make. This is definitely a series to check out.

This issue is getting really intense right about now. I’m so ready to see Bailey step up and defend the X-Men. I really REALLY hope that Bemis doesn’t turn things around and make Bailey join forces with Magneto. In any case, the creative team is doing one Hell of a job with this series, and we’re almost at the end! If you haven’t caught up yet, get hip to it! And keep a lookout for the fifth and final issue!

The creative team working on this series is seriously on point. This issue is a fantastic way to further the story and show how harsh this trip will be for Fira and Aldrich. So, keep reading, and take the journey with them! This issue comes out on June 1st from Titan Comics, so make sure to grab a copy and see what havoc awaits you!

If you want some nostalgic characters with all new concepts thrown in, this series is for you. This team-up is a great way to show off the classic adventures that we have seen for years, and it is executed in a creative, imaginative, gorgeous manner. This series is absolutely one to keep an eye on.

This series is just a lot of fun stories about a cat with a funny face. For anyone who is into really cute, innocent stories, this is the way to go.

Both of these stories have their merits, and both are as entertaining as the entire Lumberjanes series has proven to be. It’s cool to see some new talent work with the Lumberjanes. It definitely looks different, but makes for just as enthralling as the earlier issues. For any Lumberjanes fan, or that of general adventure, this issue is definitely for you. It’s good, clean fun that doesn’t bore for even a second.

This series has consistently impressed me, and not just because I’m a fan of Hellboy. This is a truly somber issue about a ghost that isn’t necessarily evil, but knows what it wants. It’s a very entertaining and enthralling story that won’t let your attention go.

Any Deadpool fan needs to check out this one-shot. It doesn’t require any previous knowledge, really, and it’s insanely entertaining. The creative team has done a great job with this story, and the execution is nearly flawless. This issue won’t let you down.

This is an amazing book both visually and in terms of plot. The creative team is doing a brilliant job with this series thus far and, if the rest of the series is anything like this issue, I’m already a fan. Hopefully we get to see some more action next issue, and I can’t wait for it! This is most definitely a must-read for any and every Scooby-Doo fan. For new fans of the pup and his pals, this is a great place to start. It’s a completely reimagined story, so you don’t have to know a single thing about the franchise to understand what’s going on. There is a lot of talent on this series, and I’m positive this team won’t let us down.

The bold colors, surreal plot, and sheer emotional drama make this issue a must-read for any and every fan of the Bill & Ted franchise. This series has been truly ethereal, and without spoiling the ending, I’ll just say that the end of the series is not going to disappoint you.

Xena: Warrior Princess is, of course, based off of the TV series with the same name. I’m really glad to see it back and as beautiful as ever. The creative team has done an absolutely fantastic job on this series, and I can’t wait to join Xena on her journey through a land she is barely familiar with. Read along to take the journey with us!

Afterlife with Archie is just getting good, and things are taking a pretty big shift. Will Archie go after Reggie? Will Reggie defy his friends? Anything could happen, so keep reading and see what happens in the afterlife, with Archie and his Riverdale friends!

In any case, this issue is definitely worth reading. The plot is picking up the pace now, and we have finally established the threat. It's a Children of the Corn type of thing, but sometimes children can be the creepiest villains (especially with pitch black eyes). If you're into the horror genre at all, this series is the way to go for some quality storytelling and the entertainment of mystery. Check it out!

The creative team spent most of the first two issues taking care of the exposition. Next issue, we should get to see some more action. This series is starting to get really good, so pick up this issue to keep up with the journey north!

This issue is a great follow-up to the first of the series. Now, there is an even bigger problem than murder for this team and it'll be fun to see how they handle it. Hopefully Mia and Raj can put aside their differences to save the entire staff. I'm really looking forward to seeing the whole of this Colossus Squid, so I really hope Kindt shows it off next issue. We'll have to wait and see!

Whether you’re a fan of the movie or not, this series is one you should read. It’s picking up the pace, so now is definitely a time to get caught up on what’s going on. For anyone interested in horror/the supernatural, this series is for you.

Portal fiction is a great type of story to read if you’re interested in seeing new worlds, new creatures, new problems, solutions, and just to escape reality. I must commend Ha on taking on the huge task of starting a portal fiction piece, accepting the opportunity to create an entirely new world/dimension. This fantasy genre is a really interesting one, with new and unique concepts in terms of design and plot. I can’t wait to see more of the place that Abbie came back from!

Manifest Destiny is a great book for anyone who likes history and fiction. This series is filled with some really intense and dangerous truths, but just as many fibs. Put together, they create a truly brilliant, entertaining, and imaginative story. The creative team has done an amazing job at crafting this series, and anyone who is into this genre needs to read it.

This issue brings in a darker tone to the Deadpool series, showing a side of Wade that we barely ever catch a glimpse of. The creative team has done an amazing job of showing his vulnerability. This is a brand new way of looking at Wade, and all Deadpool fans need to read it to see that he isn’t just a mouthy dude who kills people.

Overall, this issue has incredible pacing and is a great way to showcase both Odetta and Detta. It moves the story along quite nicely, and definitely lets us see how difficult a journey this is actually going to be. This is a rather epic series with a storyline that is bound to throw us some surprises. So, keep reading to see what mayhem awaits our Ka-Tet!

For Archie fans, this series is definitely going to give you a good look at a classic character in an all-new, insane storyline. If you’re looking for something a little different, this series was made for you. Classic characters with plot and visual twists make up this amazing and action-packed series. This is definitely a must-read for anyone who loves Jughead.

This issue is a great way to represent Puss in Boots. He is a cat with misfortunes that lead him to some seriously funny situations. For anyone who is looking to read a good, clean, family-friendly, comedic story, this issue is for you!

Sabrina has gotten quite the fan base, what with Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and all. Fans of the half-witch, half-mortal teenager are going to love this series as Sabrina gets herself stuck in even more magic-filled scenarios. I expect nothing less than brilliance when it comes to this series, and the creative team never disappoints.

Overall, this is a great issue to add to the series. We’re learning a lot about Abe just as Abe is learning a lot about himself. This story arc has become really revealing, entertaining, and enthralling. For anyone who is a fan of Mignola’s work, there is no way you can miss this series.

The storyline is easy to understand and keep up with, so I’m pretty excited that it sinks in with just one read. The creative team has done an amazing job on this premiere issue, and things are looking really exciting. It can only get better, so keep on reading to see where this adventure takes us!

So far, this is a pretty good series. There is a lot of action, adventure, and discovery. I can’t wait to see more! If you’re into superheroes and aliens, this series was meant for you.

This whole series feels like some sophisticated horror writing to me. Bunn doesn’t stick to slashers and poltergeists, because we’ve seen all that before. Instead, we get a multi-pronged, sub-texted story with a lot of elements within it: the concept of the “outsider,” the acceptance of one’s family, constant judgment, community service, respect for our elders, etc. The list goes on and on! This is truly what sophisticated horror is all about, and I come to love it more and more with every issue.

This series is very atmospheric. Anyone looking for a subtle, well-written, amazingly-rendered story should most definitely read this. Things can only get better (for us; worse for Sarah) from here and I, for one, am not going to miss out on it!

This series is about to get really intense. Only one samurai can be left alive! If you love well-written stories and insanely beautiful artwork, this series should be your go-to for entertainment. The creative team does an amazing job of crafting a gorgeous issue, by all definitions of the word.

Valiant is releasing some amazing books these days, and this has got to be one of—if not the—best. This series is dramatic in circumstance but lighthearted with humor. The creative team on this series is doing an amazing job of delivering talented, quality material that couldn’t bore you even on the 10th re-read. This is brilliant stuff that is well worth the read for anyone who enjoys a good story.

Jake is on quite the adventure right now. I’m not sure how he’s going to face the governess, but I’m looking forward to finding out. Things are picking up the pace, so we should see some action pretty soon (we saw a little this issue, but not too much). This issue is easy to follow, understandable, fun, energetic, and entertaining. It’s definitely a necessity for any Adventure Time fan.

For anyone who is into comedic slashers, this definitely won't disappoint. And just in case sharks on land weren't enough, stay tuned for GrizzlyShark vs SeaBear next month! I don't know about you, but this fantastical, uncensored, fast-paced insanity is one of the greatest types of humor I've ever seen!

The creative team definitely shows a lot of talent and imagination. Although this issue has a few inconsistencies, it is definitely well-done. The issue re-introduces the Punisher without changing him, but putting him in some new circumstances. Any The Punisher fan should definitely check this out. I think this series is going to be well worth the read.

Tank Girl has always been a really great title, and now this series is here to carry on the good name. Any and all Tank Girl fans need to give this issue a read.

Negan is definitely going to be the main focus of The Walking Dead at this point, especially since he claims he is in love with the Alpha. It’s probably just a joke, seeing as it’s Negan, but the two of them on the same team could get really dangerous—and I can’t wait to see what they’re capable of. This is definitely an issue you can’t skip.

The creative team on this series is doing a brilliant job at bringing Archie and his pals to life. It’s difficult to re-imagine such a well-known and revered series, but Waid and Fish do it with ease. I fully recommend this issue for anyone with even the slightest interest in Archie.

This is a great addition to the Deadpool franchise. Masacre the Mexican Deadpool is quite the character, and it’s pretty fun to see the similarities and differences between him and Deadpool. This issue has the same humor that we are used to seeing in any Deadpool book, and is just a fun issue to read. For any Masacre and/or Deadpool fan, this issue is definitely a must-read.

All in all, this is a pretty solid first issue. We’re set up for a Hell of a lot of intensity on the cooking show. I have no idea how Peony is going to cook the mystery food she has been given, but I can’t wait to find out!

This is a great way to start the series off. There is a lot of action and tension between Daredevil and the Punisher. It’ll be interesting to see how their interactions develop during the series. I’m excited to see where things go, and I have no doubt that Soule is the perfect person to make this series as entertaining as can be!

This is a great way to end the series. These four issues represent a lot of different things, depending on your perspective. Is it a series about the criminal justice system? The harsh conditions in American penitentiaries? Animal shelters that keep dogs and cats in cages, their only contact being with the hands that pet them (mirrored in the hands of the “guards”)? This series can be looked at in so many different ways, and that’s one of the things I love most about it. It’s a piece of art that leaves a lot up to the reader to figure out. I’m bummed that it’s over, but damn, what a ride it has been! This is definitely a series that I recommend you all read as soon as possible.

All in all, this is a wonderful issue. It’s a turning point for all of our main characters, and points to so many possibilities in the future. I can’t wait to see what happens next!

Any Bruce Lee fan will enjoy seeing the master himself come back to life and kick butt again! This is a great issue that sets everything up for Bruce to get some answers about just what the heck is going on with his life. Keep reading to see what happens!

This is a great adventure that has left our heroes in quite a mess, physically. I can’t wait to see where Young takes things next. This issue is a great addition to the series, showcasing Rocket and Groot’s ability to get out of a tough situation. For any Rocket Raccoon and Groot fan, this is a must-read issue.

This series is gold to a history buff and an amazing new series to all comic book lovers. It's a very unique concept that I can't wait to see pan out. These characters are so resilient, that the series is bound to have some really dramatic moments, and I can't wait to see them.

This is a great story about someone trying to move onto the next chapter of her life. Lilly is trying to get over Eva by distracting herself with work. So far, it hasn’t been working, but hopefully we’ll see some nice character development throughout the series. I’d say this is definitely a successful first issue, and I can’t wait for more!

Overall, this is a simple but clever nod to the brewing industry. Right now, there isn’t much tension, but I’m hoping more will come. It’s a silly look at a creative world based on beer. For any beer and comic fan, this is what you’ve been waiting for!

This issue isn’t much more than exploration of the characters. There isn’t a lot of action and, when there is, it is only in a flashback. It’s a quiet issue with a lot of information to take in. Even so, I think it is a necessary issue to the series. From here, things are going to get a little more dangerous as they leave the graveyard. Until issue #3, there is much to think about after reading this one.

This is a great one-shot for anyone who wants to see what the cats of Burden Hill are all about. For any and all cat lovers and paranormal buffs, this is a must-read.

Enrico has proved to himself that he is worthy of dragon training and fighting, but he has tons more to deal with at home. His story is nothing less than enthralling, and creatively told by talent that is certain to entertain. I would definitely recommend this issue to anyone and everyone who can appreciate amazing artwork and in depth storytelling.

This series has been a great way to see the Hellboy that isn’t dark and brooding. The creative team has done an amazing job depicting the team and their dynamic from back in the ‘50s. This is most definitely a must-read for any Hellboy fan.

For any horror fan, this series is going to do you well. The creative team has crafted an intellectually engaging yet still frightening storyline"with a lot of sex and monsters. This is definitely an issue you don't want to miss out on.

I have no doubt that this series is going to keep amazing me with future issues. This type of humor that is joke after joke or event after event is my favorite kind. It’s fast-paced, in your face, and just plain entertaining. I love this series more and more with each issue, and I don’t think I’m ever going to stop! Make sure to give this issue a read when it comes out tomorrow, May 4th!

This series is getting SO intense. The Baron’s men have finally hurt Klaus, and Magnus is on his way to finish the job in the woods! The story is coming to an end, so make sure to catch up before the series ends and you see a review that spoils everything (yes, that’s probably foreshadowing). This issue is out TOMORROW, so pick it up at your local comic book shop and enjoy!

This is a really interesting story with a lot of elements to it. For anyone who likes darker comic books and/or the crime noir genre, you’re going to love this series. It comes out tomorrow, so don’t forget to pick it up at your local comic book shop!

Anyone who is even remotely a fan of the Aliens franchise needs to read this series. There are so many elements to just this one issue alone. We have suspense, horror, violence, atmosphere, AI, high technology, and a journey to save the human race. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone and everyone interested in any of the aforementioned aspects of the series.

This storyline is a really quirky, fun spin-off of X-Men. We’ve seen characters get mad that they have the powers they have, like Rogue for example, but not to this degree. Bailey is a truly unique X-Man with a huge confliction in his life. How will he handle it when standing face-to-face with Magneto, the leader of the evil mutants? We’ll have to keep reading to find out!

This series has been approved for a second printing, being released on May 25th. If you’re into crime stories, and generally awesome storytelling, you can’t miss out on this series. This is great first issue, and I can’t recommend it enough. Enjoy!

With this zany brand of humor, an action-filled plot, and insanely emphatic illustrations, this series is one that every Bill & Ted fan needs to read. There is only one issue left, and I’m so excited to see what happens to Bill and Ted. Will their children actually kill them? Will the Reaper save them? Will they find a way out? Can they save Heaven? Keep reading to find out what happens in Bill and Ted’s latest crazy adventure!

This is an amazing science fiction story with roots in an amazing film. I’m excited about Ruby being the protagonist, because she’s really mysterious and strong. We don’t know much about her, but Layman makes us root for her. I don’t know what’s coming next, but I can’t wait to see what it is!

If the rest of this series is anything like this first issue, I’m already hooked. For horror fans, atmospheric comic book fans, and especially fans of Penny Dreadful, this issue is not one you want to miss.

These are three great stories from three of the most awesome kids I've ever seen. If you're looking for a good read, these kids' stories won't let you down. If you're not a Bob's Burgers fan yet, get hip to it! You won't regret it.

The creative team has, overall, done a great job on this issue. There’s a lot of action, and the exposition has set up a really great storyline for the rest of this series. This story might be based on characters from The Wizard of Oz, but it stands just fine alone as an adventurous, exciting, new, and unique story.

This issue is a great way to usher Smosh into a new medium. With so much success on the internet, I have no doubt that Smosh will be just as successful in comic book format. If you're a Smosh fan, this series is a must-read. If the rest of the series is anything like this issue, I can definitely say that I'm already a fan.

This is a really cool story with a lot of action and a lot of vibrancy to it. Big stories like this with a "quest" or "journey" are always really entertaining. There are always things that go wrong on the journey, or side trips that need to be made, and it's awesome to keep up with. I have a feeling this series is going to be a success!

This is an insanely interesting story with artwork that just further proves the urgency and danger of Mia’s situation. I mean, the design of the suit that she wears is beautiful! We’re going to see things like this throughout the series, I’m sure. Matt Kindt has said that the inspirations for this series include “the 1970s GI Joes, the Fisher-Price Adventure People toy line, Tintin, Agatha Christie, Raymond Chandler, Moby Dick, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Sherlock Holmes, Jacques Cousteau, and a healthy fear of drowning.” If you’re into mysteries and enjoy any of the aforementioned influences, join Mia on her underwater adventure!

This is the start to what is going to be a great series. It’s awesome to see Hawaiian Dick back, and I am so excited to see what’s going to happen when Mike gets to Hawaii. If you’re as excited as I am, keep reading to see what happens!

This is a great introduction to the series. We don't get too much information, but just enough that Pruett reels us in with the "what if" of it all. So far, this series isn't anything more than literally some kids with black eyes walking around town, but I have high hopes that it'll turn into an enthralling story. This is going to be a good new horror series and, I don't know about you, but I can't wait to read the rest of it!

The creative team on this series has done an amazing job creating an atmospheric, dark, eerie tone. For someone who loves horror as much as I do, this is the kind of place I would want to move into. The mansion’s detail, from brick foundation to decorative wallpaper, looks creepily fantastic. The characters look detailed and emotive, the storyline just took a big twist that I didn’t see coming, Jean-Francois Beaulieu’s colors make this issue so vibrant and inviting, and I cannot recommend this series enough. It isn’t what I thought it would be—having seen The Haunted Mansion film—but it’s an entirely new, interesting, and entertaining story that is definitely worth the read for any horror fanatic.

Bottom line: read this issue and see how you like the book. This series is going to be awesome—I can tell. I’ll be keeping up and letting you know just how awesome it gets!

This issue doesn’t have too much exchange of dialogue, but it says way more than words could. We get to see Abe in new territory (even though it’s a familiar place). The creative team has done an absolutely fantastic job with this issue. In a word, it’s beautiful. Every Hellboy/Abe Sapien fan needs to read this.

Any Moon Knight fan needs to check this series out. For anyone who doesn’t know Moon Knight, it’s okay. This is still an amazing story, told in almost poetic prose and beautiful illustrations. If I wasn’t already a Moon Knight fan, this issue would make me one. I fully, with every fiber of my being, recommend this book to all of you.

It has been entertaining to watch Takeo find his brother, and it'll be even more so to watch Takeo fight for the village against another really skilled samurai. Both of them barely show any emotion, so it's going to be awesome to see how they each handle the pressure. If you're looking forward to it as much as I am, keep reading to see what happens!

This team of heroes is really goofy. The members have petty fights with each other about things that don’t really matter. When they actually have a mission to complete, they are easily distracted by things that have no relevance to the task at hand. Although they’re barely heroes at all, it’ll be interesting to see them take on a case as big as this, where they need to save Harley Quinn. Will they ever get Harley back? Keep reading to find out!

This is a really great issue to add to the series. Bernice’s character is really starting to become independent, and it’s brilliant to see her life aside from her friendship with Emmy. Now she has started a whole new journey of learning Lady Lovey’s “profession.” This story is about to get really interesting. For any and all horror fans, this series is one you just can’t skip out on. The creative team does an amazing job with all aspects of the story; trust me, you will be entertained and enthralled.

This is a great premiere issue. We know what’s going on, we’ve met our characters, and they have a mission. I’m more than stoked to go on the journey with them, and I can’t wait to see what else this creative team has to show us. For anyone who wants to read a good adventure story, this is it!

This series has very quickly picked up the pace. We’re already seeing a lot of action, adventure, commotion, and a ton of awesomeness. I cannot wait to see more of these guys’ adventures. We’re only at issue #2, so you have time to catch up and keep reading along; you will not be disappointed.

This is a very thought-provoking issue. I’m sure the rest of the series will lead to even more theories and analyses than what I have right now. The creative team’s execution is phenomenal, and I cannot wait for more. Any book that makes me think beyond just the storyline is worth the read to me! Check it out, and tell us what your theories are on ComicWow.com!

This issue will take you on quite the whirlwind of feelings. There are a lot of ways that this could go, so I don’t doubt that Sebela will give us a good follow-up issue to this one. I’m looking forward to seeing how Callie deals with her life getting really good or falling apart. Either way, I know I’ll be entertained. This issue is definitely worth checking out, for anyone looking for an interesting and thoughtful read.

This is some of Tomasi’s best work to date. This is an intensely atmospheric, dark, horrific, macabre, and almost philosophical comic book. After I finished reading it, I couldn’t stop thinking about it for a good long while. I hope we get to see Sarah’s demons come to life. Keep reading if you do, too.

For any Star Wars fan, this issue is a must-read. See C-3PO and his fellow droids take on some new elements and, in the end, stand victorious back where he belongs, with the Resistance.

It looks like this miniseries is going to dish out some action, adventure, and the mysterious tone of the Mignolaverse that we all know and love. This book is a great example of the awesomeness that Dark Horse will be releasing, and an amazing example of how amazing Mignola’s work is. Check it out!

This is an amazing issue that helps set up what will be the finale to the series. There is drama, action, surprise, intrigue, and so much more. I am more than ready for the next issue. I'm sad to see the series come to a close, but after Moore's previous successes, I have no doubt that there is more genius to come.

I’d say this issue is a success. This is a great way to start off the series. Now, we know that next issue is going to bring some action. I’m excited to see how Poe and his team handle the First Order. For any Star Wars fan, this is a must-read, no doubt about it.

This is most definitely the best issue yet. It’s raw, emotional, telling, and just plain brutal. This series only has one issue left, so if you aren’t caught up, now is the time to read up and figure the story out. I’m not sure what I even expect out of the fourth and final issue, but I can tell you one thing: It’s going to be good.

This is an awesome first issue for the series. It sets everything up nicely, and gets us pumped for the next issue. I don’t know about you, but I’m beyond curious to see what happened to Ludwig, and what Goldie is going to do about it. Keep reading to find out!

The kids are in a bad position now, so it’ll be interesting to see if/how they get themselves out (or if Holmes himself saves them). Something seems a little fishy with Holmes’ landlady; I don’t quite trust everything she says, so I really hope we get to see more of her. Lastly, the Golems are pretty cool looking. I’m not sure why an army is being built, but I’m actually stoked to see that army in action. This is one of the rare times I actually hope the villain gets to accomplish his goal (at least for a second). It doesn’t look like this series is slowing down any time soon, so make sure to keep up and see what happens!

The second I saw “Bruce Lee” in the title of this issue, I knew it was going to be absolutely EPIC. I never thought Bruce Lee and sci-fi would mix together so well, but they do! I know there are tons of Bruce Lee fans out there. All of you need to read this issue and see Bruce Lee back in action—The Dragon Rises!

This issue is a great start to what I’m guessing will be a very dramatic and action-packed series. Already we’ve seen so many emotions, and it’s only going to get more intense from here. This is one sci-fi series you won’t want to miss.

For anyone who likes history, history reimagined, or gets a kick out of historical figures meeting together for the first time, this series is for you. This first issue has already gotten me addicted, and I keep thinking of what'll happen next. I, without a doubt, recommend this issue to anyone interested"even moderately"in the subject matter. Enjoy!

This is one of the best comic books I’ve read this week. It’s so smooth, steadily paced, and silly. There is a lot of humor in it, even if the main characters’ mission proves to be one of the direst. I’m stoked to see what happens to these guys. They’re in one tough situation, and I have no idea how they’re going to make it out—but I can’t wait to find out!

This issue is a great read for children and adults alike. The Three Stooges are characters that have long since been entertaining us. I'm pumped that this series is here, and I am already wishing for issue #2! If you're a fan of the Three Stooges, you can't pass this series up.

This is a great issue. We get an alliance that is nothing like what we would have guessed, and the entire issue is aesthetically pleasing from cover to cover. This series is definitely an essential for any and every Daredevil fan out there.

This is one of the best issues of the series that I’ve read so far. The creative team does an awesome job of giving us a heroic Hercules in a high sense of urgency. The fact that Hercules is infected with the Storm will make for some amazing storytelling in subsequent issues. I’m interested to see how that plays out next issue. If you are, too, keep reading!

This series is going to get really good from here on out. Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur are reunited—who knows what kinds of adventures they’ll get into? I don’t know about you, but I’m excited to find out!

This is the best spoil-free review I can give you, because I really want everyone to check this series out. This is an incredible sci fi series for anyone who loves some dramatic and character-driven storylines. The creative team of Kindt and Kolins is one that I’d like to take a moment to commend. The series is this brilliant because of their creativity, hard work, and genius! Here’s hoping we see more of this story at some point! For now, we say goodbye to Past Aways. It’s been [un]real.

This issue is a great way to showcase Archie and his friends and their respective personalities. For anyone who is, by chance, just getting into Archie, this series is a great way to start. For any long-time Archie fan, this series is your chance to see what Archie is turning into. It’s great to see that such classic characters are still as popular and alive as ever, and I can’t wait for more!

For anyone who is in this stage of life, or wants a trip down memory lane, this series was meant for you. This issue alone brings hope to anyone who feels like giving up on something, just as Esther wanted to. It gives a good message in a funny and understandable way. The creative team does an amazing job, and I seriously couldn’t recommend this book enough.

Alas, this is but a one-shot. Maybe we’ll see more, maybe we won’t. The creative team on this book is made of the Top Cow Talent Hunt winners. This is a great issue to showcase their talents and usher them into the industry. Remember these names, because I have a feeling we’ll be seeing more of them soon.

I'm pumped for this series, and any '90s kid who watched the TV show should be, too. If you didn't watch the show but are into really cool warriors going on adventures, get stoked. Xena has a little something that everyone can enjoy, and I am so excited to see what more is coming up!

Bottom line is, this series has a lot more to offer, so anyone who hasn’t been reading should definitely catch up to stay up to date with the storyline. This is one Hell of a story about a very resilient young boy with a dream. This issue alone is worth a read.

I can tell that this series is going to be a good one. Not only is it written in the cleverest of manners, but it makes the reader(s) think about more than just the storyline. Any book that is capable of doing that is okay by me. For anyone interested in social issues, this is a great book for you.

Each of these stories has some element of magical realism, which isn't really what the show is about. The show was meant to reflect everyday life and the struggles/joys we experience therein. These are great stories, but it's hard for me to accept them as Bob's Burgers stories. Nevertheless, I enjoyed reading them. I would definitely recommend this issue for any Bob's Burgers fan out there.

Overall, this is a great issue to add to an already insanely interesting series. The storyline has taken some unexpected turns, and I cannot wait to see what else Zdarsky has waiting for us in subsequent issues. For any Archie fan, the Jughead series is a must-read.

This story will instantly grab your attention. It is truly an amazing plot that I can't wait to read more of. The creative team has done an amazing job mixing words and art to create the perfect balance for storytelling.

This series is off to a great start. When just the first issue draws you in, it’s a good book. For some sci-fi that isn’t all too intense, this is the book to go to. You will not be disappointed.

Things are definitely heating up in this series. I’m so ready to see what happens next but, for now, my mind is blown. Be sure to read Faith #3 to catch up with this amazing series!

This isn’t the funniest of Invader Zim issues, but it sure is an interesting one. I mean, meat pants. This issue has action, adventure, and sheer awesomeness—definitely an issue that any Invader Zim fan will appreciate.

This is a really interesting storyline that depicts Hellboy’s earlier missions with the B.P.R.D. For any Hellboy fan, I can tell you right now, you’re going to love it. This series is picking up some momentum and showing us some serious action, so next issue should be insane! Will Hellboy be able to save all the kiddies from this beast? Keep reading to find out!

This is an amazing start to a great series. I have a lot of questions that I’m sure Wendig will answer in subsequent issues. I’m excited to take this journey of self-discovery with Hyperion and if you are, too, keep reading to see what happens!

For anyone who is into horror and/or mystery, this series was meant for you. This issue alone tells us a lot about the severity of the monster problem. I don’t know what Barrymore has up his sleeve, but I’m going to keep reading until his detective work is done! Read along and let us know what you think!

This is definitely a series I would recommend to anyone who likes some lighthearted reading with a bit of urgency thrown in. This is one funny issue, and a great way to start the series off. This is an amazing read that is well worth the read.

For any Evil Dead fans, this is an issue you want to check out. See Ash in action as he scares and defeats tons of demons under Hitler’s control. An epic fight comes at the end that will surely make you laugh. This is a great issue, with some humorous lines throughout the entire story for comic relief. This is definitely one to check out if you’re into comedic horror.

Fell has done a brilliant job with this premiere issue of what I’m guessing will be a very interesting series. Seeing as Rosalind is such a rebel, I can only imagine what she’s going to do, or even think, when she faces Thomas. This is some familial drama-based stuff, and my scandalous side loves it! This is definitely well worth the read.

The creative team has undoubtedly done an amazing job with this issue. The series as a whole is a really unique and almost relatable concept. I’m sure we’ve all felt like we’re not good enough, at some point in our lives. It’s not a good feeling. Bemis is able to take a universal feeling and apply it to some iconic superheroes. Or, mutants. Either way, this issue is definitely one to check out for any X-Men fan.

This series has been brilliant. A man and his dog talking by a fire, telling stories is the cutest storyline that I wish I could live out myself. This issue is an amazing addition to the series, which I recommend to anyone who likes a good story.

This issue is a great addition to the series. Grumpy and Pokey are two really fun characters whose personalities balance each other’s out. They make a great duo, and are really entertaining to read about. For any Grumpy Cat fan, this is a must-read.

This is becoming one of my favorites. I’m excited to see whether Power Man and Iron Fist actually get Heroes for Hire back together. I really hope they do; they work so well together. I’m also curious as to see what the heck Jennie plans to do with the Supersoul Stone’s power. I guess we’ll have to wait and see!

Bill and Ted will forever be two characters that I love. No matter what shenanigans they’re getting into, I can always count on them for a hilarious story and historically awesome adventure. The creative team on this series has delivered on that front, and for that reason, I recommend this series to every single Bill & Ted fan out there.

This series is a fun comic that I recommend for anyone and everyone, no matter your age. The storyline is actually relatable to some extent, so it’s definitely worth the read. For anyone looking to read a lighthearted and fun story, this is it!

This series is becoming one of my favorites. It’s a unique story about one man’s take on the history of Santa Claus. I’m stoked to see where this goes. If you are too, keep up with this awesomeness and let us know what you think!

This series gets better and better with every issue. I will definitely continue to keep up with this series, and I suggest you all do the same.

I was really surprised by how much I liked this issue. There isn’t too much happening just yet, but we know that a lot is on its way—the exposition assures us that. If you’re into Iron Man at all, you can’t pass this series up.

This creative team did a wonderful job on the premiere issue of this series. Turncoat is a great dark sci-fi series that is some of the most entertaining material I’ve read in a while.

I’d definitely say that the first issue is a success. I’m beyond stoked to read more; things can only get more intriguing from here. I’m bummed that Mary-Maria is such a jerk (it like really, really made me sad), but I’m looking forward to seeing how she’s going to use the satchel to her advantage. As for Armstrong and Archer, they’re in a bit of trouble right now, so it’ll be cool to see how they handle it together. This duo is strong, and definitely worth following.

If you’re looking for some mild horror, a tale of heroism, and a good story, look no further. This series is going to be really interesting now that Artemisia has found her purpose for the next few issues. I can’t wait to see if she can save Grimoire and Beldora! If not, which will be spared, if any? Will Badlug take over both? Keep reading to find out!

This is a great start to a story that I genuinely hope I get to see more of. It's dark, creepy, real, and mysterious. I'm already intrigued, and I don't think I'll stop any time soon.

Overall, this issue sets up the series for a pretty linear storyline. It isn’t anything too original, but it’s a good plot nonetheless. The fact that it is in a futuristic setting gives the story a bit of an edge, too. I expect good things from this series, and can’t wait to read more!

This series keeps taking really big twists and turns. It isn’t your basic horror story with a ghost or a killer. It isn’t inherently gory or creepy. It has an eeriness that ever so subtly sneaks up on you. For any horror fan looking for a complex story, this series is your best bet.

There are elements of anime in the artwork and kung-fu in the script. We get some Japanese traditions as well, which are always interesting to learn about. The artwork is what makes this issue stand out. It's beautiful, phenomenal, enthralling. I most definitely recommend this for anyone interested in the aforementioned subject matter. It won't let you down.

I mistakenly gave the series a lot of expectations because I loved the movie. Alone, the first issue is pretty good, just not too original. For anyone who is into the supernatural and wants to read some horror without being afraid to go to sleep at night, this series is definitely for you.

This is a seriously humbling story about some insanely terrible truths. I cannot wait to read issue #2 to see how Josh handles everything that has just happened. As for now, I'm stuck with feeling angry (about the content) and impressed (of the execution). The creative team on this series has done a really amazing job of drawing us in. I have no doubt that more awesomeness is to come!

Nonetheless, this is a fun and creative graphic novel. Thompson has perfected the craft of suspense, and certainly takes us for one Hell of a ride with some very interesting characters. For anyone into the thriller/horror genres, this book is definitely for you.

This series went from cute to intriguing to awesome to satisfying. All four issues offered something for us readers. This issue quickly and seamlessly tied all loose ends, finishing off what was an incredibly entertaining series. If you missed it, I recommend reading this series for anyone into the crime/mystery/vigilante genres of books. The creative team did a wonderful job with this series… Enjoy!

Kirkman continues to put some subplots into action here. This issue holds a lot of anticipation to get us ready for #153. With all the possibilities reeling after reading this issue, I can hardly wait for the next one!

Whatever the matter is with Ollie is beyond me. His daydreams were nice in the first issue, but prison can change a man (you can’t tell, but I’m squinting while nodding my head up and down). I hope we get to know exactly what is going on in his head that makes him think like this, because I am way past curious at this point. Sugar seems to think them not escaping is Pickles’ fault (that’s the head cat). I believe it. I’m looking forward to some kind of showdown next issue. Keep reading to see what these angry inmates will get themselves into next!

This is definitely a take on Sherlock Holmes that I haven’t seen and wasn’t expecting. I’m really excited to see where Langridge takes the plot from here. Keep reading to see what happens!

This is the best comic book I’ve read all week (competing neck and neck with Bob’s Burgers). Once I read the first bit of humor, I didn’t think I would like it too much (because I like my horror rather horrific), but hot damn was I proved wrong! This is definitely a fan of either genre. It has good storytelling through a flawless script, very telling artwork, and it’s a real treat to read.

For any sci-fi fan, especially those who are also fans of Mars Attacks (the movie), this is an essential read. See how the Martians took over what is now New Tharsis—The Martian District. We haven’t gotten to see too much of the Martian life yet, but I’m hoping that’ll change, so keep an eye out for issue #2!

Old Man Logan is a great way to give Wolverine some new objectives. We’ve always known Logan was sort of an angry man, but he is bitter and out for blood in this issue. Surprisingly, there is force just as strong that’s willing to stop him. For anyone who is even slightly interested in Marvel’s more mainstream titles, you’ve got to get your hands on a copy of this issue. Enjoy!

This issue is a great way to add to the silliness that is Bob’s Burgers. For anyone who is already a fan, you can’t pass this one up. For anyone who wants to become a fan, these are three stories that will surely keep you entertained. The Belcher family as a whole is something we all need more of.

All in all, this is a pretty good start to the series. We have our protagonist and we know that her life is about to change a lot. How it’s going to change is implied but never clearly stated, so I’m a bit curious as to where Milligan is going to take the plot from here. If you’re interested in some insanely erotic storytelling, definitely check this issue out.

This is a wonderful version of Vampirella. She even gets a new outfit! I know, right? Scandalous! Overall, this is a really good issue to start off a series that is going to be rather impressive. I’m guessing the plot is going to thicken next issue, so keep reading to see what happens!

This issue is a great way to carry on the plot. There are a lot of aspects to the storyline that are just waiting to be weaved together. If I were you, I'd stick around to see what they look like in the end. This is an awesome piece of science fiction, and a very entertaining read.

This issue is essential for any and all Peanuts fans. If you’re into more cartoonish, innocent storytelling, this series is calling out to you!

I think it goes without saying that this is a series that everyone needs to check out, even more so if you’re a fan of werewolves. This is an amazing take on an old tale. It is written and illustrated with precision and creativity, making it look and read like nothing you’ve read before.

I don’t think any of you need much persuading to read this series. It has action, violence, familial issues, patriarchal hierarchies, FREAKING DRAGONS, and this issue sort of pulls a Catcher in the Rye and brings our protagonist, Enrico, out of childhood with a rude awakening. I can’t wait to see what Kelly puts Enrico through next issue!

Needless to say, this series is picking up some serious momentum. I’m looking forward to whatever showdown is about to happen between Ben and Ambro. If you are, too, keep reading to find out what happens!

I am really scared that Esther is actually going to leave college and her friends. She was the weirdest character, making her my favorite character. I don’t know how things will turn out, but I miss her already. Giant Days is a hyperbolized version of reality. We’ve all been through a breakup and we’ve hated school at some point. Each issue brings about a new event that is insanely relatable for all us readers. With characters that are likeable and easily make us empathetic, the creative team on this series creates a really entertaining story for us to enjoy. If you haven’t read any of this series yet, I strongly suggest you start.

Overall, this issue is an amazing one, executed in the same awesome Regular Show style we’re used to. All the dialogue reads well and smoothly, and the artwork is really convincing. This is most definitely a must-read issue for any and all Regular Show fans.

This series is slowly but surely becoming one of the most interesting science fiction stories I’ve read in a while. Part of me wishes that Z didn’t have a regen program, just so there’s the threat of elimination. It’d be interesting to see how he handles himself differently (if at all). Either way, seeing as how Z is wanted everywhere, I’m curious to see what he does next. Keep reading to find out!

Overall, this issue is kind of the climax of the series. I’m really glad Mie and Ray got to see what Tugger was up to in the woods. It didn’t end as I expected, but hey, it makes for a good story! The end of the series is coming up, so be sure to see what happens!

This is a great way to start a series. I can already tell that this series is going to make some serious nods to the classic Superman that we all already know and love. This is definitely a must-read for any Superman fan.

This is a really solid issue. Faith is a series that is quickly making a name for itself. Zephyr is unlike a lot of mainstream superheroes in the best way possible. She is a really complex character, and I can’t wait to see more of her. I’m looking forward to seeing if the goons that invaded Zipline Magazine are going to catch her. Things are getting intense!

I’ve tried to put all bias aside for this review, since I am a long-time fan of anything Hellboy related. Even so, this issue is a 10 out of 10 to me. Its pacing is perfect, it has intrigue, mystery, and a character we all know and love on an earlier mission with the B.P.R.D. If you’re a Hellboy fan, or want to start being one, this issue is the way to go. You will not be disappointed—not one bit.

This is a really interesting issue to add to the X-Men title. It’s a lot less dramatic than the rest. Even so, Bailey will have a pretty interesting role here. I feel as though his gift will come in handy later in the series, and I can’t wait to see it. For now, we’ll have to find out who the heck snuck into the school! This is definitely a good series for any and all X-Men fans. It’s a different perspective than we’ve seen, which is new and very intriguing.

This is a great addition to the series. Unfortunately, Raja hasn’t gotten any closer to the cure. However, she has escaped Gil’s controlling grasp on her. From here, hopefully she can make it through the debris and gunfire long enough to make her way to the cure. This is a really interesting and entertaining series, so I definitely recommend checking it out as soon as you can!

This is a great issue for new readers, even though it picks up exactly where the last volume ended. I’m stoked that Silver Surfer is back, and I can’t wait to see how he and Dawn (and a character featured in the last three pages) deal with the aliens running about. Aliens that steal culture? That’s so insanely clever that I can barely believe it. They’re stealing artwork and music! This can either end pretty well or horribly, horribly wrong. I definitely recommend sticking around to see what happens.

Earlier Hellboy comic books were known for their convictive short stories, but we don’t get that degree of intensity here. Even so, there are more good things than there are bad in this issue. With any Hellboy comic book, I’ll give it a shot, since I love Hellboy. If you’re a fan, too, and want a few quick stories to satisfy your Hellboy craving, this is it. I would have loved to see Hellboy a bit more, but this is a great issue nonetheless, so I definitely recommend checking it out.

By the look of Gertrude’s face on the last page of this issue, I’m certain she is very pissed off. The question is: what is she going to do about it? I’m looking forward to finding out. Be sure to keep up with the series and see what happens to Fairyland with Gertrude in charge!

Supposedly, Power Man and Iron Fist aren’t back together. After this encounter with Lonnie and Jennie’s betrayal (which I’m sure they’ll find out about soon enough), the duo will probably be making a comeback—and I can’t wait to see it!

I don’t think I need to persuade anyone to pick this issue up but, in case you’re on the fence, I’ll tell you this: The all new Archie series is just building up to become something of the close group of kids we all know and love. I have no doubt that Waid is going to take us on quite the journey with these kids, so be sure to keep up with the series and enjoy the awesomeness that is Archie!

This series keeps getting better and better. The plot has just taken a HUGE twist, and I am beyond excited to see where Millar takes things. Of course, I’ll always be on Huck’s side. Tom sucks. That being said, this issue is one of the best yet. If you haven’t gotten into this series, now is your chance! Start reading before we delve really deep into the plot.

This is the start to what I expect will be an awesome series. I’m definitely on Anthony’s side, but I don’t know how long that will last. Something isn’t right with that kid, and I’m itching to find out what it is.

This series brings up two very important but often overlooked issues: War and mental illness. They are not always together but, when they are, it gets you right in the heart. The creative team has done an amazing job with the first issue, and Baron’s writing is bound to bring up even more controversial and stereotyped concepts to talk about. So, if you’re interested in these concepts, this book was made for you. This is a very solid first issue, and I can’t wait to read more!

This issue is a really good one, but isn’t anything too special or distinctive. Even if it isn’t the most unique comic, it’s still a good one. There is humor, exaggeration, sci fi realness, and a design that sticks to the original Zim. It’s definitely worth the read for any and all Invader Zim fans.

Bottom line is, this series is going to be good. It seems a little weird, but that’s the point. Jonesy isn’t a Wonder Woman or a She-Hulk; she’s freaking Jonesy, man—she’s in her own category of super powered human. She seems like the kind of kid I would befriend in middle school, so I am stoked to go on this journey of a series with her, expecting great things.

This series is a good way to keep fans busy until Deus Ex: Mankind Divided comes out. As of now, I'm not feeling too much of a connection with the characters, but I'm hoping that'll change. I want to feel emotionally invested in them, but it's just not happening. That issue aside, this issue is an amazing start to a filler series. It has a lot of action, a lot of violence, and an interesting storyline. For any fan of the video games, you've got to check this out. For anyone else, it's worth a read to get into the story.

Overall, this is a wonderful issue. The storyline gives way for huge possibilities in the plot. This is a really interesting theme for a series, and I can’t wait to see what Hogan comes up with next.

I have no idea where Gunter is, but hopefully these wizards can help Ice King out. I always liked Gunter. He can be a pushover, sure, but he’s adorable. Maybe the Ice King can stop thinking about himself long enough now to find him. As of now, he’s too into his new style and fitting in with his new friends. I have no doubt, though, that he is on the right track and will find Gunter soon enough. This is a great issue to add to an already amazing series in a very successful franchise. Definitely worth the read for any and all Adventure Time fans.

This is really a very silly and fun issue. There are some really dramatic moments that help balance out the humorous and histrionic plot. I’m stoked to see how this adventure goes. There are elements of horror in it, too, so I’m looking forward to any and all plot twists that happen in Hell. For any Bill & Ted fan, this is most definitely a must-read series.

This is one of the best horror series out there right now. It’ll make you actually think, instead of simply showing gory illustrations page after page; I can respect that. It’s intricate, unique, dark, twisted, and perfect. For anyone looking out for something new and/or in the horror genre, look no further.

This is a good start to an interesting series. I do love the concept of superheroes being regular, normal people with the same problems we have. I’ve always been a fan of Waid’s writing, and with this series alongside the All-New Archie, things are looking bright!

This series is brilliant, with a lot of twists and turns. I’m sort of upset that it’s almost over, but the final issue looks really promising. This issue was definitely a success, and I’m stoked for the next one!

This series just keeps getting better and better. There’s action, adventure, and freaking monsters! I cannot wait for next issue. Get reading, and tell us what you think!

This is starting out to be a really interesting series. I’m so excited to see how Ray is going to fix all this. I’m willing to bet this series is going to be a huge success!

This is a really cool issue. Despite all the Deadpool one-shots coming out, this is to be published as a monthly series. I’m pretty stoked to see just how much money some people are willing to spend on this special case. That “junked-up robot” is a familiar face, and I can’t wait to see what you all think when you read this issue! For any Deadpool fan, this is a must-read.

Overall, this issue is a great addition to the Mystery Girl series. The plot is thickening and, from here, it can only get thicker. Keep on reading, nerds, to see what happens to Trine and Jovie—and just why that OLD mammoth looks like it JUST fell to the ground.

This issue is a great addition to the series. Anything involving time travel is okay by me (I’m still working on the wormhole possibility). Things are just starting to heat up, so make sure to keep up with the series as we find out whether Ben will let the serum go, and why the heck his father said that his son is dead.

This issue is most definitely a success. It has humor, drama, science fiction, love, and freaking pirates, man! If you’re into any of that, you’ve got to read this issue.

This series definitely has the potential to be great. It has an interesting premise, but Barbiere does little to make us actually care about Dejah. It all seems a bit rushed, but the good thing is it’s a relaunch that new readers can easily understand. This series could be great, so make sure to keep up and see what happens!

Jughead is doing pretty darn well. There is a lot going on in this issue, but it’s only the beginning of what’s to come. If you haven’t started reading this series yet, get hip to it!

This is a great issue that is going to turn into one really amazing series. Its only downfall is that it gets quite confusing at some points. It all blends together rather well to create a very light, daydream-like quality. The best is yet to come, so make sure to keep up with this series, and let us know what you think!

Guy’s caption boxes let us know exactly what he is thinking, and a lot of it reigns true for anyone who has experienced depression. We look back a lot, instead of to the future. We dwell. We let it get the best of us. Thankfully, that changes up a bit in this issue. My point is, Lindsay really understands and portrays depression in a truthful light. It gets a lot worse than what we have seen, but I’m glad it’s at least being shown. It doesn’t make us “crazy,” but simply a little different (in a bad way, unfortunately). Either way, this is a damn good issue that adds to an already amazing series. Trust me, you’ll love it.

Groot and Rocket Raccoon have the kind of friendship that I seriously can’t even describe. It’s the most sincere and innocent relationship ever. So, it’s kind of sad to see “Lord Rakzoon” treat Groot this way. I do have a feeling that he’ll come around soon enough. Or at least I hope he will. For now, we’ll have to just keep reading.

This is yet another flawless issue to add to the Savage Dragon series. Malcolm's life isn't slowing down any time soon"poor guy"but that means a ton more stories for us. It's only getting better from here!

This issue was a great way to end the series. It is nothing short of incredible, and I fully recommend that everyone (over 16ish) gives it a solid and attentive read.

The story has a great pace and talented, remarkable take on one monster whose legacy goes back centuries. This is a really great premiere issue to a series that is undoubtedly going to be a successful one. For anyone who’s even moderately into werewolves, you’ve got to check this out.

The creative team has done a great job introducing this new superhero and her unique style. Faith is a wonderfully lighthearted and charming story about a truly loveable character. This series is most definitely going up from here, so make sure to keep up!

This series has started off in a pretty good way. The story, though not completely original, is engaging and insightful. Jordan is comfortable writing a series like this, so we can expect a lot of really good dialogue to come, and hopefully some twists and turns in between all that. This issue is definitely worth the read, and I can’t wait to see what Jordan and Gedeon have in store for us next.

This is a really cute book that's a load of fun to read. It certainly gives the term "hero" a new meaning. If you're into Halloween, good storytelling, fun artwork, and generally good books, this is a must-read.

This series has become one of my favorites. This issue alone is relatable to a lot of us—having so much work to do and pulling all-nighters to get it all done, breaking up with the “love of your life,” being too tired to pay attention in class, and having an amazing support system to carry you through it all. This is an incredible issue to add to a truly touching series, and I suggest you all get hip to it!

All in all, this is a solid first issue. We have a strong protagonist who seems more than capable of moving the storyline forward. This is, finally, a PI story that stands out from all the rest. It has an awesome, almost noir feeling to it, so I would unquestionably recommend checking it out. You will most definitely not be disappointed.

Bottom line is, this weirdly awesome series is going to get really good from here on out. I am reminded of Shawshank Redemption, when Andy Dufresne was new in prison and said he was innocent. Oliver says he is innocent, too, but who knows if he really is? Will the truth be revealed? Will he get out of the kennel? If so, can he handle what time he has left inside of it? Keep up with the series to find out!

This is a new history of Santa Claus that I have most definitely never heard before. I’m really excited to see what becomes of Grimsvig and, even more so, what the heck is happening between Klaus and Dagmar. This series gets more and more enthralling with each issue. If you’re looking for a really good story accompanied by some amazing artwork, look no further! Klaus is just the series for you.

Needless to say, I am definitely excited to see what happens next issue, which is appropriately called “War of Nightmares.” For anyone who likes these genres, or a generally good story overall, you’ve got to check this series out!

All in all, this is a really good issue. It definitely moves the story forward and gives us something to look forward to next issue. For anyone who has ever wanted to be a superhero, Dru feels your pain—and she’s doing something about it.

Overall, this is a really great series. I do wish there was more character development, but I’m assuming that’s coming later. As of right now, I’m really excited to see what Lord Darketh Deaddeath’s dungeon has in store for Gertrude. If you are too, keep up with the series to find out!

Aftershock is releasing a lot of really good books lately, and this is a great addition to their list. This issue is an amazing start to what I expect will be a really interesting series. Azzarello is doing a fantastic job of drawing us in, and it’s only the first issue! I can’t wait to see where he takes the series, and how his characters are interrelated, but I know it’s going to be good.

This series is going to be freaking amazing. If the rest of it is anything like this first issue, I will definitely be keeping up.

Rachel Rising is a really good series thus far, and it’s only going to get better. I mean, freaking death looked right back at her! It’ll be really interesting to see where things go from here. This series is about to get really interesting, so make sure to keep up!

This is a really solid issue to add to the series. Red Wolf is shaping up to be quite an awesome series. It’ll be really interesting to see where Red Wolf ends up next. Edmondson will certainly give us a good storyline, so be sure to keep up with this amazing series!

The creative team behind this series is taking things up a notch. This is a brilliant issue and an enthralling series. If you haven’t started reading it yet, I strongly suggest that you do.

This issue is a great addition to the series. The plot should start to get really intense from here. I’m most curious about how the Academy will go about regulating the steam in the city. Steampunk is a really great genre, especially for a comic book. The visuals as well as the societal functions make this series an awesome read. Check it out as soon as you can!

Pretty much any and all Adventure Time stories are okay by me. Ice King is one of my favorite characters, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the rest of this series plays out. If it’s anything like the first issue, I’m stoked!

Overall, this is a really good issue. It’s a solid story with good characterization and a very interesting plot. This series is coming along quite nicely, with the frame narrative holding the stories afloat. I’m pretty excited to see what new stories our k-9 friend will have a chance to hear. The elderly man seems like a very suspicious and curious man, and I definitely hope we see more of him. If you’re into fantasy stories like these, this series is one to check out as soon as possible.

The plot is thickening! There is much more to come, and I can only imagine what madness Millar will bring in subsequent issues. Huck is a really likeable character with a lot of charm and a generally endearing, innocent nature about him. I can’t wait for Huck to get to know his biological family. This series is quickly becoming one of my favorites, and I’m already itching for more!

The whole “evil superhero” concept is a really interesting one. Simone is creating a lot of really versatile characters, and I can’t wait to see how she uses them.

This has been my favorite series lately for a lot of reason. Minimalistic writing that still packs a punch, a dark and brooding tone, monsters taking over Earth (actually, monsters in general), artwork that isn’t as “polished” as mainstream comic books’ art, and so much more. If you’re into horror in the least bit, you can’t pass this series up.

This is a great addition to the Evil Dead franchise. The creative team did a fine job of creating an interesting and suspenseful story with subplots that don't get in the way of the main storyline. If you're a fan of Evil Dead, you've got to get your hands on a copy of this!

This series is a really emotional ride. It’s a thrilling story with stunning visuals. For all you science fiction fanatics, this will make your day.

This series is interesting, with a very promising bunch of new X-Men. The story definitely feels like it’s picking up the pace. If you’re a fan of Uncanny X-Men, and all the relaunches, you can’t afford to miss this series.

This issue is kind of just a way to introduce new readers to the A-Force and its members. Because of that, Wilson doesn’t have the ability to do anything “out there” just yet. However, I have no doubt at all that she will. This is a solid issue that is a great start to what I’m hoping will lead to a really awesome reunion.

Overall, this was a great series. It had horror, crime, mystery, and a freaking carnival. There are some really awesome themes in this series that make it definitely worth a thorough read. For a fan of any and all these genres, this compilation of them makes one badass story.

This series is off to a great start. Trine is a really interesting character that can definitely carry the series. We are getting to new locations, meeting new people, and discovering new things. Things are definitely looking up, so make sure to keep up with this series as it progresses towards the awesomeness I know is coming.

For a premiere issue, this is one entertaining story. If just one issue has me this enthralled, the subsequent issues are going to be AWESOME! This series is most definitely one to keep an eye on; big things are coming.

This series is picking up the pace rather quickly. Teddy freaking killed a guy! I’m not sure where the plot is going from here, but it is definitely thickening. I’m stoked to see what the Hell Teddy’s parents are keeping from him. This series is going to be GREAT!

This is going to be a fantastic series. It has so much depth to it. It's honest, brutal, and super entertaining. Trust me, you'll be enthralled from page one.

This is shaping up to be a pretty solid series. The plot isn't too original, but we're only at the first issue, so who knows what could happen? It's a good story, but I'm really hoping the plot thickens from here. Either way, this is a really good issue with a lot of great elements to it"definitely worth the read.

This series is shaping up to be really great. I’m excited to see the Hulk go up against so many characters. The cast in this series is amazing, with a really eclectic bunch. Pak and Cho are the perfect creative team for a series like this, and I can’t wait for more!

This is definitely a series I can dig. It’s raw, real (but fantastical at the same time), and so emotional. This is definitely a series to keep up with if you’re looking for a good story, executed flawlessly.

Jughead is definitely taking a turn I wasn’t expecting.  Part of me hopes Jughead is right, and the principal is training them to be secret agents. I don’t see why he would, but Zdarsky is giving us a plot that goes far out on a limb. Keep up to see what’s happening to the kids of Riverdale!

I’ve been waiting for this series for a long time now, and I’m so glad it’s here. In the back of it, there is even another issue: Vision #1. I won’t focus on that, but let’s just say it’s worth the read. This series, though only at the first issue, is living up to every expectation I have. I’m so glad these two are teaming up for a series I’m sure we won’t soon forget.

This is a really awesome, dark comic book. The series has a really good tone of mystery and suspense. The writing is amazing, with brilliant characterization. The artwork is solid, including some interesting designs with panel layouts. This is an overall great series and an effective throwback to an old but never tired genre of comic books.

Archie is a classic series that Waid has taken to revamping for us. Thus far, he and the several artists he has worked with have done quite an amazing job of keeping things relative to the original while revving it up a bit. Nothing has been too safe or too “out there” for me, so I’m content with the speed Waid is moving the series here. For any and all Archie fans, this is a series you just can’t miss.

Deadpool is a title I will always read. Now that Cable is in the picture, this should be one really exciting adventure. We’re only on issue #1, so keep up with the releases to follow Deadpool and Cable on this hilarious, action-packed journey!

This isn’t the first time I’ve said that Giant Days is one of my favorite comics right now, but hot damn does it deserve to be said again or what! I’m always excited to go on an adventure with these characters and see what life holds for them. Join the party when this issue comes out on Wednesday from Boom! Studios.

This is a unique story about a very unique man who, at his old age, is just now trying to get his life together so he can relax. It’s really cool to read a story with an older protagonist. I’m stoked to see what Brisson has in store for us next. This is most definitely a series to follow. Issue #1 comes out Wednesday of this week, so make sure you grab a copy!

We get to see a lot of serious subject matter here, which I absolutely love. We see war, familial tension, an unjust society, and the difference between two generations. The creative team avoids the usual romanticism of war and glorification of violence; instead, this series, thus far, seems like it is going to be more realistic—and I’m so thankful for that. It forces us to think, to learn, and to debate. This is an interesting and very promising premiere issue to the series, and I can’t wait for more.

I can’t wait for the rest of this series. So far, we have some really good plot twists (already!), two new characters, confusion, humor, and so much more. If you’re into the Guardians, this is a must-read for you!

I’m beyond stoked to see what Soule has coming up next, especially since the trial has taken some turns here and there. Soule has pleasantly surprised me with some of the best Daredevil material I’ve read in quite a long time. If you’re a fan of the hero, this series is a must-read.

The first issue of this series alone is amazing. We get possessions (called “crashing” in this series), ghost family reunions, evil spirits being released into the world, and so much more. For anyone who is interested in the paranormal, this series is definitely for you.

This is a great first issue of the series. I’m stoked to see who the magister wants dead, and I really hope we get to see more mages in the rest of the story. Dark Horse has been putting a lot of great books out lately, and this is no exception to the mastery that is being published these days. This is yet another series to keep an eye on—because big things are about to happen.

Knickrehm has done quite an amazing job with this issue. The series itself is starting to get really intriguing. I’m not sure what to expect next, but I know it’s going to be good.

This story was interesting when it started last issue, but it is only getting bigger and better. There are a lot more pieces to the puzzle that is Huck, and I am beyond stoked to figure it out.

This is a simple issue that takes me back to the Batman TV show. This series is a great one, especially since you don’t need to read one issue to understand the next. These independent stories really help show off Batman and Robin for the heroes they are. It’s a must-read series for any Batman fan.

I Hate Fairyland is an amazing series so far. I have no idea where Young is going to take it from here, though. With the loss of Gertrude, I’m not too certain of anything in the series anymore! Is Happy going to take her place? Is Gertrude going to come back to life? Is there even a key at all? One thing is for sure: with each issue, we’ve seen new parts of Fairyland, and with each subsequent issue, we will continue to do so. Young has created a new, unique, oxymoronic universe for us to delve into, and I can’t get enough!

This is an awesome series, especially for the holidays. Santa is an ever-popular myth that will never go out of style. Morrison does a fine job of contributing his own theories to an insanely entertaining comic book series.

A series called Monster World was bound to attract my attention. So far, things are looking pretty damn good. I’m really excited to see where this series goes. I am reminded of the movie Cursed, when werewolves are set loose in LA. I’m hoping we get to see some of the classic monsters as well as Kowalski’s new creations. We’ll have to keep reading to see!

This issue is an amazing start to a really interesting series. Aftershock Comics have put out quite a few successful titles, and I can’t wait to see where this series goes from here.

This is a really interesting way to look at the Ninth Wave, as opposed to how they all are in The Massive. I think we can expect a lot of action and a lot of conviction in this series. This might just become one of my new favorites!

This issue was a really pleasant surprise. I absolutely love how realistic and raw the script is. This was an amazing read about some really emotional circumstances. I am so excited to see how the rest of this series plays out.

This is a very artistic issue, in terms of both illustrating and writing. The whole Alabaster series is a good one, but you don’t need to have read it all to enjoy this miniseries. Kiernan definitely knows what she’s doing, and she creates an amazingly intriguing story for us to follow.

This is an essential read for any Daredevil fan. It’s brutal, honest, and just perfect. Soule and Garney are the perfect team to tell Daredevil’s story. This reboot is definitely one to keep up with.

I am both disturbed and insanely impressed by this issue. I almost can’t fathom how talented both Bennett and Kristantina are. Their work is so in sync, that the pleasantness of the story and the disgustingness of the twists are shown perfectly through both the writing and artwork. This issue blew my mind, and I am beyond stoked for the rest of this series. If you like gore, revenge, and mainstream portrayal of homosexuality (way to go, Bennett), you HAVE to read this issue. This proves to be a great horror series.

This is a great series that keeps getting better and better. We finally get to see a zombie story from the point of view of the zombie. Morrison and Rodriguez work together to create a really unique and interesting story. I’m stoked to see how Morrison wraps up the series in issue #4. Keep reading to see!

The creative team on this series has done a phenomenal job on the first issue. There is a lot of emotion and action in this issue that take us back to the beginning days of Spider-Man. This is most definitely a series to keep track of.

This is a great issue to start off the series. There has been a lot of hype around this series and, so far, it’s living up to that hype. We’ll have to see if Pak and Cho can keep up their momentum and create some more awesomeness!

The creative team has done a great job on the premiere issue of this series. There are a lot of very diverse characters and beautiful urban scenery. This is an interesting series with a promising storyline. To read more, pick up the newest issue tomorrow, and the trade in 2016!

Plutona is getting better and better with every issue. It is definitely getting weirder, in the best way possible. There are a bunch of directions it could go, so I’m really looking forward to seeing what happens. Will Diane lose her friends? Are Mie and Ray going to get together? Will “Tugger” and Mike turn into superheroes? It’s insanity!

The creative team on this series has done an amazing job starting it off. We have some really interesting characters, a mystery that is already insanely intriguing and super suspicious. I’m stoked for issue #2, but we’ll have to wait to see what happens next!

Anything that has Jim Henson’s name on it is good in my book. Regardless of labels or franchises, however, this series is definitely looking to be a good one. An old man telling his dog stories—what more could we ask for? This is a must-read for anyone and everyone.

This is a great first issue with little flaws that I see (aside from Barbiere's name being misspelled on the first page). It's a solid story line, and I'm a sucker for anything steampunk, so this is definitely one to keep up with.

This is one of the most enthralling comic books I’ve read this week, so if you get the chance, pick it up and enjoy!

This is a really interesting concept for a series. I’m pretty stoked to see if they all make it to Sibera, or if what’s his face kills Trine beforehand. Either way, this series is building up to something big. Keep reading to see what happens!

I’ve been looking forward to this series, where Red Wolf is the protagonist. Something really unexpected has happened in just the first issue, so I’m stoked to see what’s going to happen in the next issue. I’m pretty excited to see how people in the future (our present time) treat Red as opposed to how his peers in 1872 treated him. There’s only one way to find out; keep reading!

This is a really unique series with a lot of potential. The first issue does an awesome job of setting up the storyline and creating some very interesting characters. I’m excited to see where Keatinge will take things from here. Keep reading to find out!

Needless to say, this issue is a really good one. We get to see the history of present day Riverdale, and boy does it tell us a lot. I'm really curious to see what Betty, Jughead, and Reggie have planned for Archie and Veronica. There's no turning back now! If you even moderately like(d) Archie, you can't miss this awesome new, revamped series.

This is a really interesting one-shot that reveals a lot about Robin. The creative team has done a seriously epic job of writing and illustrating a story that leaves an impression. When I think about Batman, Robin’s name comes to mind naturally. If you’re the same way, you can’t afford to miss out on this impressive one-shot.

The creative team working on this series has done a freaking AWESOME job. This is definitely the highlight of my week thus far. There is so much imagination, creativity, and sheer talent in this book. If you get the chance, be sure to read this issue; you will not be disappointed.

Skottie Young is doing an awesome job with this series. He has a knack for creating worlds and distinguishable characters within them. This is definitely a must-read.

I absolutely love the juxtaposition of Wertham's initial message with his book and the violence within this series. I cannot wait to see where Parks takes the series from here. If you're a fan of the '50s crime style comic book, you can't afford to miss this!

This is a beautiful, sincere, heartwarming story, and I can’t wait to read more of it. Millar has created an amazing character, and his life is about to get turned upside down.

This issue is a wonderful addition to an already great series. This is a good read for any young adult; trust me, it’s worth it.

This is the start of an amazing series. I was a big fan of Logan as Wolverine, but Laura seems to be doing a good job thus far. For any fan of Wolverine and/or X-Men in general, this is a must-read.

I’m pretty stoked for this new Figment series. I actually hope that Capri, Figment, and Spark have to go through dreamscapes just like the Dreamfinder did. As much as it would be sort of what we saw in the first Figment series, it’ll be interesting to see how Capri handles it, as opposed to how the Dreamfinder did. I can’t wait for more!

Overall, this is a good start to a very interesting series. If every issue is split up like this, I think it would actually work really well. It's really cool getting to see the present and past of Renear's life, and how they relate to each other. Plus, assassins are always awesome to read about!

This series is chilling, haunting, terrifying, and dramatic. It won’t scare you outright, but it’ll stick with you after you read it. For an unconventional horror story, this is definitely the way to go.

This is a great start to what I think is going to be a successful and interesting series. Williamson has set up a great basis for this story in terms of characters, a problem, and even some intense intrigue. I’m so excited to see where he takes it from here!

I have been a fan of the new Airboy series from issue #1. Greg and James create this series so perfectly, while in direct coordination with one another. The series brings back the old story of Airboy, while the creative team puts a modern and semi-autobiographical spin on it. This is definitely worth a read (for anyone over 18). I don’t care what genre you’re into or what you’ve heard about Airboy; I recommend it to each and every one of you, with the highest of regards.

So far, this series looks and reads extremely well. I’m pretty excited to see where Watters takes it from here. This is most definitely a series to keep your eye on.

It’s safe to say that I’m beyond impressed with this premiere issue of this intense series. This is a sensitive topic, unfortunately, so Aaron and Guera are sort of walking on eggshells while they portray such a sacred book. Honestly, I actually hope we get more than just a comic book rendering of the Bible. Whether or not you’re religious, this is a must-read book!

This is a pretty good book, but the story line isn’t anything new. Nonetheless, it’s a different take on an old story, so it is well worth the read. Davis does an awesome job of creating great characters for an awesome co-op story mode.

This is yet another teen superhero story, but it incorporates the concept of war pretty nicely. I’m suspicious of both Ms. Greene and why Ryder’s grandfather wants him to forget his parents so much. This is a great premiere issue, but I want MORE!

Nonetheless, it is a great piece of fiction about a really awesome section of the military. If you’re obsessed with CoD, you’ll love it. So for all of you who are just like me, this is definitely a must-read.

This issue is a freaking brilliant. The creative team has done an amazing job creating a protagonist that sticks with us even after we finish reading, and I am already itching for more!

This is a crucial read for any James Bond fan out there. This isn’t the kind of Bond you’re used to, but it’s one you’ll love.

This issue is well written and well drawn, but I was kind of hoping for some more momentum. Because this is the first issue, I understand why not too much happened—but we do feel a ton of intrigue. This is a really interesting concept, and I’m pretty stoked to see where it goes from here.

Overall, I’d say this is a great way to start off the series. I’m excited to see what else Johnson has in store for us, and what other aspects of America he cares to comment on.

This story, thought a bit predictable, is a very interesting one. After all, who doesn’t like a good zombie story, especially nowadays?

This is definitely a series to keep your eye on. For both new and old Joe Golem fans, this is one you just can’t miss!

This is definitely a great read, with a lot of emotion and a lot of potential. Also, Gwen Stacy is in a freaking band; that’s badass!

This is a good first issue to the series. We have a lot of questions that I’m sure Tieri will answer soon enough. So far, I’m intrigued and ready for more!

I’m excited to see what Klaus does now, since he is in shock at the toys he made basically in his sleep. I’m also curious as to what role Lilli has to play in the story of Santa Claus. We have five issues left to find out, so keep reading, and enjoy!

We’re two months away from the series finale, so keep on reading, and get stoked for more old-fashioned Batman and Robin!

Creepy never lets me down in terms of mystery, horror, intrigue, and even laughs. This is a great issue to contribute to an already iconic series. I definitely recommend picking this up as soon as you can. Stay creepy, my friends, and read on!

This is a really interesting and attention-grabbing concept, so I’m stoked to read more “What If” stories. There are endless possibilities! Make sure to keep up so we can chat about even more “What If” awesomeness!

This is, without a doubt, one of this year’s must read books. I am astonished by this plot, surprised by its start, excited for more, and emotional just thinking about Wes Craven in general. Thank you, sir, for everything you have given us. We will always remember you—in the scariest of ways.