Overall, though, this issue is well worth the read. The story is nicely written and the artwork is classic. The key will be to see where the next few issues take us and if they are able to capture the magic of the movies or the classical origin era.

Overall Babyteeth is a surprisingly unique take on an end of times trope intensely illustrated with frenetic artwork. The fact that the story has so much heart to it hooks the reader and will bring them back for the next issue.

Issue #7 ofBabyteethcontinues to shock and take the reader on a fun journey from beginning to end. Readers can expect the unexpected with each new page and be left surprisedby the end of the story. This issue is a must read and it's still early enough in the story that readers can go back and catch up from the beginning.

Overall Backways is a promising new title that should definitely be read this week. There is so much introduced in this first issue that if fulfilled should be an amazing story. Just the artwork alone injects alot of cool eye candy even if the story wasnt as promising as it is. Its a winning combination that leaves you ready to explore the Backways.

Overall, we have a mostly perfect issue. The artwork is gorgeous and the story is mind blowing. These events should have a lasting effect on the Caped Crusader and affect the DC Universe as a whole. That Thompson and King were allowed to do this was amazing and the correct play by DC and a perfect addition to the core of the Batman mythos. Its a heartfelt issue that fans will be surprised by and be talking about for the next couple of weeks until the last part of The Button comes out.

King and Janin have put together a new definitive look at the Joker, Riddler, and Batman. This issue will be one to remember.

Overall, this is a must have. Its not necessary to be up to date on the story, this issue can be read on its own and nothing is lost. Its important to experience the passion of Jones art work here and the Kings story makes it that much more enjoyable. Dont miss this issue!

This issue is a fun throwback to the roots of where are heroes came from. In our youth they were fun loving adventure stories that made us laugh and dream. As we have grown, they have matured with us, sometimes leaving behind what we once loved about them. The creators of this issue obviously had fun creating this story and injects that enjoyment into the pages. Its a great reminder to take a step back from the sagas and legends that we revere and just have fun with them again.

This is another great issue of Batman that is worth owning and reading over and over. Its a treat to see Joelle Jones draw Wonder Woman and enjoy Tom Kings story with it is a perfect pairing. DC should start a new title that just has the Super Friends in one off light stories like the ones we have been treated with in recent Batman issues.

Lemire has stated that the series will only be about 18 to 20 issues, so we are already almost half way through. The uniqueness of this story, though, will certainly make readers wish there was no end in sight. He has done so much excellent character building by both past and current events in their lives that we have a strong connection to our heroes. If they are going to survive in the town much longer they are going to have to let go of whats holding them back. Otherwise they arent going to see the dangers around them until its too late. Absolutely grab this issue if you have been following along and if you havent then this would work as a jumping on point.

The reader will enjoy this combination of horror, gladiator, and detective story all rolled into one. It aptly conveys Rome at it's most sickening and the reader may discover parallels with our own society. If you are a fan of ancient Rome and it's mythology or love the beauty of it's architecture then you may enjoy this book if gore doesn't scare you away. It's a good balance, though, and more than worth sticking it through. There is great potential for a deeper story and message here in future issues.

Coda #1 is a modern fairy tale for our world as it is today. Readers of all shapes and sizes will find something in this world that they can relate to and be entertained by. Spurrier has created a world, situation, and characters that promise a bright future.

Coyotes #2 is such a beautiful joy to read. It feels like a modern folklore being painted to life for the reader. Its imagery firmly creates a lasting after-image for the reader to ponder on. The story is quickly evolving into much more that what it seemed to be starting out as. Lewis and Yarsky are possibly creating a tale that could live on beyond its print life and into folklore.

Cult Classic: Return to Whisper is a must read for the new year. It splits adulthood with the golden age of a childs youth and a secret that couldnt stay hidden. Its a story that most readers can identify with in some form or another and will enjoy getting caught up in. The artwork of the creative team seals the deal for making this issue the start of something special. Return to Whisper is sure to be a favorite of 2018.

Overall, Curse Words was and is always a great read. Fun, action, and wizardswhat more could you ask for. Definitely pick up this issue even if you arent caught up with the series. There is enough here to still enjoy it. The reveals made here will be important in the next story arc for sure.

Dark Ark #3 successfully ramps up the story as it brings the tension to a breaking point and then leaves the reader at the edge until the next issue. The first two magnificent issues should absolutely be enjoyed along with this one. Now is the perfect time to hop on board this loathsome boat of beautiful terrors.

It was an obvious choice to bring Simone on to write Domino and it works beautifully. This is sure to be a fun series that will make Domino an even bigger personality that she already was in the Marvel Universe.

This book and the series itself is a must read. The art will pull you in and the story will hook you once you get started. If you are looking for something original to read that has action, mystery, and suspense then Eclipse is for you.

Overall Eternal is a must read and must have for any comic book lover. It provides an experience that is deeper than just a one time read through. The creators have crafted a story experience that is tangible on multiple levels and enjoyable as well. It will be a book that the reader will be able to enjoy for a lifetime.

That being said, Vaughn and Luna have in the past done some great work together. If you are a fan, then you will want to stick around and see where things go from here. There is potential here for it to become something better. It could be exactly the look that the duo were going for in this first issue while subsequentissues may differ. First time readers may find the book too lacking in originality and interesting art to continue or even pick up this book in the first place. It seems to be a miss for the creative duo, but we may not discover Eternal Empires destiny until later in the series.

Overall, this is a definite must read book. The writers' group, artist, colorist, and letterer have all come together into a terrific collaboration of storytelling. Some parts may make you want to turn away but the creators have engineered Evolution into attention grabbing addiction. Dont be afraid of the story, but do be afraid of missing out on it.

Overall Grass Kings continues to go above and beyond just a another story. It is a must read. Kindt and Jenkins make a spectacular team that draws the reader in just as much as the universe has entrapped Robert and Bruce.

Overall, Heathen is and has been an excellent series that is highly recommended. The characters that Alterici populates her world with are unique and have heart. The reader will want to enter into the pages and hang out with them. Heathen is absolutely one of the best books being made right now.

Judas #1 is without a doubt a book that should not be missed. It is absolutely Loveness best piece of storytelling to date and Rebelkas art compliments it like a perfectly paired frame. The reader does not have to be religious at all to enjoy this story. It is a story of and for humanity at its core and should be experienced by all.

Comic book lovers will revel in the pages of Jupiter Jet and smile at the main characters. It is definitely an all-ages book in that kids will have fun reading the adventures of Jupiter Jet and adults will fall in love with a story that can take them back to a happier time. Its a much needed escape from our complicated world. Inman and Robinson have created an instant classic for readers to treasure over the years.

If you missed issue #1 then now is the perfect time to go back and read it first before jumping on with issue #2. It is such a fun reminder of what comic books started out as: wholesome fun that kids and adults alike can enjoy. Jupiter Jet is sure to be Americas greatest adventure strip!

Jupiter Jet #3 is the obvious next step for Jackys journey as she grows into her destiny. The excitement continues to build on the events of the previous issue as well as adding to a cast of delightful characters. It really is not easy creating and building a story of this caliber, but Inman, Robinson, Matsuya, Carpenter, and Esposito prove that with great talent come great storytelling.

Overall the book is enjoyable but lacks originality and brevity. The entire storyline could be told in three issues instead of four and would probably work better. The idea for the story, however, is intriguing and hopefully in the future we will return to it. The JLA seems like it will be a lot of fun and has potential for some great adventures as long as they dont need to do any teamwork.

Definitely pick this up for a fun read, but dont forget the lessons. Ladycastle as a series is, and should be, especially important for young girls. Dawsons work can present them with examples to keep in mind as they grow into women. These are not damsels in distress, but rather fighters and problem solvers. Sometimes you wear a dress and sometimes you fight, other times you fight in a dress.

Long Lost #4 is the continuation of an entrancing story. There is a simplicity in the writing and the art that will endear the characters to the reader as the story builds and reveals. Readers need to make this book a part of their lives to experience the ebb and flow of light and darkness in life.

The mark of a good story teller is to present the reader with something they have encountered before as something new and interesting. Skroce has done this with the first issue and the reader will be left excited to see what comes next.

Mister Miracle is so much more than just a comic book. Its the way King, Gerads, and Cowles are dealing with this world we live in and showing that there is probably no explanation for it. King seems to be saying that life is going to happen and its up to us to continue to live through it. The creators have done such beautiful work on this series so far that even if you read it just for fun there is so much here to enjoy. It is the epitome of what comic books are all about.

Dont wait for the trade to enjoy this story. Waiting for each episode is a big part of the tension that is building. I can only assume that this talented team will continue to crush the rest of the story and the conclusion in the near future.

Reading Monstress is absolutely more an experience than just reading another comic book. Its another great example of a creative team meshing together and making each others abilities shine even more. Now is the perfect time to jump on board Monstress and go back and read or reread the first 12 issues. It is time in another world that is well spent.

Overall if you didnt pick up the first issue already, you really should. It is an excellently made book with a Twilight Zone quality story. Though it contains deeper messages about man and war there is so much more to enjoy in the story and the beautiful artwork. Pick up this issue now!

Though the main plot may seem simplistic it is a joy to read. Both in its artwork and writing The Big Lie provides the reader with a simple yet sophisticated break from big event books and end of the world crossovers. It is a tribute to the original novels that if you have ever read and enjoyed them, this issue is a must. Even if you havent, then the artwork itself is a pleasure to enjoy and worth checking out.

Overall this is a solid beginning to a new series. There is a lot of emotion in this book and should prove to the reader that although they may not feel human Riley and Sadie are still whole. This book is a must read if you are looking to start a good story with strong female characters and a futuristic setting.

The future looks good for this group of night owls. They have an interesting story as a foundation and a well balanced cast to inject some light heartedness into the darkness they are facing. Definitely pick this issue up if you have ever thought of starting your own team of crime fighters or were a member of the Breakfast Club in school.

Overall, this is a cant miss issue. The series has landed now with both feet and has taken off at breakneck speed. The artwork and its gritty rugged portrayal of this world gives our eyes a feast of detail in the backgrounds and action scenes. Rucka is giving us an thrilling experience as we follow the immortal hitmen but keeps them relatable by having them seek the same answers that we do. When is it our time to die and why?

Tieri and Okunev have put together an action filled, and different zombie story. Tieri has written a great start to what promises to be a fun zombie killing adventure with just the right amount of danger for the heroes. Okunevs art is the perfect complement for this story and the reader should enjoy all the little details. Pick up this issue becausePestilence promises to bring light to the darkness of the run-of-the-mill zombie apocalypse.

Take a look at this book if you like a lot of fun details in your art and a lot of dismemberment in your zombies.

Overall, Port of Earth #1 is a great start to another potential hit series for Kaplan. The first issue looks to have set everything up for an amazing story that he is more than capable of delivering. If you love alien invasions but want to see something new done with the genre then definitely pick up this issue. It would be worth preparing for future business dealings with far off visitors.

Overall,Redneck feels like it will be a successful book. Already, in one short issue, the creators have been able to communicate so much to the reader. The letter from Cates to the reader is a must read; its a key part to meaning of this story. Definitely pick up this book if you can relate to some of the themes mentioned above or want a different kind of vampire story. It will be interesting to see if the family can continue to leave their inner monsters in the dark.

Overall, this is an excellent book if you arent squeamish. It has the potential to take you to some dark places in your mind so read with caution. It is a good look at the inner struggle to keep something from your past from interfering with your present. Definitely pick up this book to get immersed in a tale of terror invading your world.

Overall Skyward #2 takes the next logical step in its storytelling path and does so very well. Great writing and eye-catching art combine for a fun ride into the future. Depending on how some common tropes are handled over the next few issues will either limit or unbound the series potential.

Overall, Sleepless, is absolutely a book you should be reading. Though it is slower paced than other books readers may be used to it is a welcome moment of escape. The art is a treat for the mind to absorb and the overall feel of the story is a very positive one. Its an adult fairy tale without an R rating, and this is a very good thing.

Overall the book is good, though short, and it shows potential for a great reboot for each of the individual heroes. As far as “The Sovereigns” storyline goes, it is too early to tell. It seems to have potential, but there just wasnt enough in the 18 pages to get a sense of how things will go. This introduction is only $1.00, so you won't be out much if you don't like it, but the artwork and writing are definitely worth more than the cover price.

If the noir Calvin and Hobbes premise was the only thing that it had going for it interest in this book wouldnt last long. Even as a detective story it might not hold the readers interest but the combination of the two paired with the brutality of Lockes life are unique. We also discover by the end of the book that something else is going on and immediately leave us wanting our questions answered. Spencer and Locke is a must to add to your collection and enjoy reading. It looks to have a unique and exciting future.

Star Wars Forces of Destiny " Leia is one of the better Star Wars comics that you will find on the shelves right now. It captures the spirit of Star Wars and it's character to provide the reader with a fun story that also conveys a message. It's a children's story that reaches adults as well and continues the legacy that we love. Don't miss out on this book who's story and art that are a must have for any fan.

Overall, Super Sons continues to be an enjoyable read and always leaves the reader looking forward to the next issue. This team up could be the best one to come along since Batman first met Superman. In the future, it will be fun to look back on these early adventures and see how their relationship has evolved. Pick up this issue for continued fun, adventure, and laughter as the two continue to jab each other.

Overall, the issue is a lot of fun. It reads straightforwardly, but unpacks so much by the time youve finished it. We are beginning to see just how much the Reborn storyline is going to affect the overall DC Universe. For the Super-family, it appears that this reboot is the best thing to happen to them in a long time. Definitely pick up this issue and get reacquainted with the cousins.

Overall this is a decent issue with a lot of action, but you wont miss much if you skip this one. More than likely the first few panels of the next issue will sum up the events of this one. Unfortunately since DCs Rebirth Supergirl has only been mediocre except for a very few instances. Its too bad, she should have a much more popular book since she has the TV show on right now. The elements are all there for Kara to be great again, but maybe Ching and Orlando should be taken off of this one. Skip this issue unless you are a completest.

Overall the issue is enjoyable even though it lacked a betterlook at the fallout from the last part of “Superman Reborn”. Although we get some hints as to what has changed, it just wasnt enough considering this seems to be a pretty big thing for the DC Universe.Hopefully we will get a better look into the merging of the Supermenvery soon and that the black goo is more than just a monster of the week. If you are a fan of iconic Superman moments or just looking to jump into Superman before we get into heavier plot-lines, you should definitely pick up this issue.

Overall, Superman #25 is another on point issue for the series. Although the beginning of the storyline was a little rough it evolved into a great tale for the super family. The creators have melded together action and love for a nice wrap-up for the storyline and continued growth for the family. There are some great moments that you shouldnt miss if you are a DC fan and great formative moments that should become a part of Jons future character.

In the end it may be the right time to end this run. With the rest of the DC universe taking off in a new direction with the aftereffects of the Metal story line Superwoman is a casualty of too many titles. Though Superwoman started and ran a little convoluted in the beginning and middle, it still has in the end developed into strong run both in art and story. This last issue quietly wraps up the run with enough tension to leave the reader wondering until the end. It ends on a hopeful high note and retains Lana Lang as the sweet girl from back home.

Overall, The Curse of Brimstone is a great start off to a new series. It will be a welcome addition to this new world of heroes that is being brought in to stir up the pot. DC has done the smart thing and brought in some excellent creators that will take this character in the right direction. Readers are highly recommended to pick up Brimstone and get hooked on an exciting new character.

Overall the book is really good and has potential to be an outstanding series. Although it is missing some of the grittier darkness of the original, the quality of the story and art more than make up for it. This will be worth sticking along with to see where Bunn,Hurtt, and Crabtree take us.

If you are not reading this book you should be. The story is immersive and the art is some of the best of the year. Read and then reread and take a step back and let it all sink in. There is so much more here than just another comic book. There is truth to be revealed in the story and in a deeper meaning of the book as a whole. Take the time to investigate it just as Arnold is; just dont let yourself get fooled by what is on the surface.

Overall as asingle issue, TheMan Of Steel #1 is a success. It is the first step in the right direction by Bendis and shows that he has an excellent understanding of the property he is working on. Instead of trying to do something cool and flashy he is reinforcing what many may have forgotten about Superman. It is Superman's humanity that makes him the hero that he has become.

Anytime a story can make the reader ponder their own existence, it's a good one. Check out The Normals and then check yourself!

Overall this is a good book. If you are a fan of the Dark Crystal world then you should definitely pick this issue up. It has had a little bit of a slow start but it is coming into its own with this issue. The artwork is gorgeous to take in and the story gives fans what they have wanted for many years. It will feel good to return to a world that has been a part of our imaginations for so long.

Overall The Silencer is a lot of fun to read and is the perfect introduction to Honors world. The reader should be hooked to come back more with this issue and hopefully it keeps up the pace it starts with. There is enough here to build up and on to in order to really flesh out this character and keep it from becoming too trope-y.

Overall, The Wilds is an excellent introduction to a new world for readers to be intrigued by. Ayalas writing will intrigue readers and the art team steps up to the challenge to bring this unique world to life. This is sure to be a hit!

Transformers Vs Visionaries #1 is a surprising and complete success due to the high quality of work of Visaggio, Ossoio and Garcia Cruz. Together their skills take an idea that could get lost among a dozen others and bring it to the forefront. Though Visionaries weren't able to achieve much success in the 80s, there is a chance that they could be more popular now. This issue is absolutely worth the read, especially for lovers of either of the original franchises.

Trinity Annual #1 was an uplifting look at DCs perfect three. The story brings them together in familial love and the art work weaves them together in an epic modern tapestry. Its an issue that ties into the DC Universe as a whole, but self-contained enough to be enjoyed as a one off. Dont miss this important issue.

Overall Twisted Romance#1 is the perfect introduction to the series. Not all love and romance is candy hearts and flowers. If you are unwilling to accept the fact that love is as diverse and complicated as the human race then this book wont be for you. However, if you are ready to look at love from a different angle then you should definitely pick this book up.

If you are a Witchblade fan then forget everything you know before you open the book. For good or bad it will allow you to judge this story on its own merits. The work that Kittredge and Ingranata have put into this issue is more than obvious and may end up being more memorable than the originals legacy. They have captured and injected a world of emotion into these pages bringing this property out of the 90s and into the modern times.

Overall, for a first issue, it is put together extremely well. Although the story centers around a lot of death, the spiritual side overcomes it with peace and harmony. Loveness treats usto a well thought out and planned world and situation. Deerings color work on the issue stands out in particular and, along with the uniqueness of the story,World Reader is a must to pick up!

World Reader is, quite simply, amazing. It tells a fascinating story and pleases the eye with its rich art. Its a definite cant miss and you should go back and get the first issue as well if you haven't already.

Dont let X-Men: Gold prevent you from picking up X-Men: Blue. Everything that is wrong with last weeks title is done right in this book. As promised, we are back to basics in look, style, and story; it's a breath of fresh air that will restore faith in the X-Men for a lot of readers. If the X-Men are going to return to greatness, then this title is where it will happen.

Overall Zomben is a joy to read. The artwork captures the youthfulness of the characters while Heneghans writing nicely contrasts tragic circumstances with the lightheartedness of being in grade school. Being new in a strange place is a horror story that everyone can relate to and its dealt with perfectly here. If you love Zombie stories but are tired of the same old brain eating storyline then you will definitely enjoy this book.