Mazebook #1 is a haunting look at loss that only a few comic books care to entertain or succeed at.

Writer alone, Dark Knights of Steel #1 from DC Comics should be on your pull-list. Tom Taylor has some of the hottest titles for DC and Marvel, with Son of Kal-El and Dark Ages. Add in the wicked concept and some art that breathes life into the story and the mythology. What you have then is a must buy on day one. Get it before its gone.

Another heart wrenching tale in Mazebook #2 that keeps the story moving, as well as filling in some history and mystery.

The Boy Wonder and one grumpy Batman. Look at it from a kids point of view. Look at it like you are a young boy trying to win the approval of your father or parent. Dick is just that, a kid. One step forward with issue #1, two more to take. Don't expect earth shattering storytelling here with issue #1. The doesn't hold it back in anyway. In fact its still great. The seeds are there for more.

By the end of issue #1 of the Unbelievable Unteens, I think you will have enjoyed everything you read, and like me will be hyped to learn what happens next with Jane and her creations. Jane is coming to grips with what her new normal is, and going along for the ride with her I can already tell will be both scary and powerful.

There is a mystery here that I assume will start to unfold over the next issues, but for right now getting to know the characters is enough to sell me on this book. Along with Crooks art and the World of Black Hammer behind it, The Unbelievable Unteens is another solid entry.