Faith: Dreamside #3 is high quality entertainment that should please established fans while drawing in some curious ones. It's just easy to absorb thanks in large part to a creative team that focuses in more on what's happening rather than the reasons behind it. So by all means whether you've been keeping up on the saga of Ms. Herbertor not now's a great time to take a chance and see what the fuss is all about.

Armor Hunters #4 simply rocked! Without spoiling what happened, I'll say that I walked away from this pleased and even enthused. I don't know what comes next but here's a comic that just comes highly recommended.

Calexit #2 speaks right to a world ripe for its message. All over we see global uncertainty as each side becomes more and more entrenched in their beliefs excluding others and I'm not saying this chaotic piece of fiction has the answers but it's asking the right questions. And at only two issues in it's clear that this Black Mask title deserves to find recognition and a place on your pull-list this Wednesday.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Alice in Wonderland One-Shot is a high quality yarn that deserves to be purchased by any fanboy or fangirl with an affinity for horror. Thanks to a great creative team this aspect of the Zenecope10th Anniversary turned out to be a treat.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #3 is a superbly entertaining entry. Between the talents and the jaunt at play we have an outing that pushes evolution while paying attention to its own unique foundation. It easily comes highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #4 is a quality outing that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list. This issue easily comes highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Clash of Queens #5 is not perfect, but in my mind it candidly represents everything that a title like this could be. It effortlessly earns the right to be a must own.

Rebels: These Free and Independent States #5 is a near perfect conclusion, with a creative team that's firing on all cylinders. This isn't the normal work you'd pick up at your local comic shop but trust me it's one that should make its way into your collection. And if you haven't been following along now's the perfect time to grab some back issues and journey back into the past.

Thanos #10 is a profoundly enjoyable read that more than earns a spot in your collection. A high caliber creative team delivers the goods with a titular villain that's surprisingly easy to root for. So by all means rush out and buy yourself a copy, because you deserve it!

The Beauty #16 is well executed conclusion to a more than solid arc. It does what it needs to do and a little bit extra to impress its audience and garner praise from this particular critic. In short this issue comes highly recommended.

Vampirella 2015 Annual is a high quality piece of fiction that makes use of its long standing protagonist while giving her some worthwhile interactions along the way. To put it simply this outing rather easily comes recommended to any curious readers giving it the once over.

Deadly Class #2 is a romp that continues to engage as it pushes its narrative path forward. Highly recommended.

Deadly Class #4 is entertainment that's not perfect but really close. Thanks to the efforts of a top-notch creative team fans are treated with a unique jaunt that never loses its gripe on reality. It easily comes highly recommended.

Deadly Class #5 forces me to do something I hate. After reading the issue a few times and mulling it over I can't help but call this one a must own as it earns my highest accolades.

Deadly Class #6 is exactly what it sets out to be and just a bit more. In other words it ends this arc while offering just enough substance to make the whole yarn an easy release to grade. Highly recommended.

Faith and the Future Force #3 is a penultimate issue done right! Our titular heroine and her team have no choice but to figure something out, but along the way there are some get up and cheer moments that'll have readers hooked from start to finish. I absolutely adored the what was presented within this yarn and I can't wait to see how these talents bring it all to a close when #4 arrives in the not so distant future.

Faith and the Future Force #5 is exactly they type of comic book I hope to grade! It showcases the strength of a crazy narrative with a simple premise that finds a unique way to bring itself to a finish. So by all means go grab this and the first three, you won't regret it!

Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. #1 is an enthralling release that will speak to its base. Excellent art, sturdy text and a solid set up lead to a highly recommended outing.

Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #2 is entertainment at its best. The creative team is just firing on all cylinders, as they present an impressive package with enough credibility to make my job easy. Sure there are imperfections but these fail to stick as this title comes highly recommended.

Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #3 is a fast moving adventure yarn that understands the boundless realm of the supernatural. With a solid cast, worthy text and the fact that I'm absorbed by the world of the B.P.R.D. as it existed in 1952 it's no wonder that this comes highly recommended.

Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1952 #4 proves to be, yet again, a quality romp in this corner of the Dark Horse catalog. So by all means rush to your local shop today and pick up an issue that comes highly recommended.

King Conan: Wolves Beyond the Border #2 is an entry that movesforward while giving a lot of quality material to its fans, asDark Horse continues to be a winning home for this favored Barbarian.

King Conan: Wolves Beyond the Border #3 proved to be a qualityouting that from beginning to end made use of its time. Strong narrative progression, compelling action and just enough of the right stuff made this comic more than worthwhileas our beleaguered Barbarian ruler fought on to safeguard enemies, friends and the kingdom he now calls home.

In the end Penny Dreadful: The Awakening #5 is downright great from cover to cover. It's the start of a really bad day for our cast but man oh man the whole narrative acts as a brilliant crescendo that's bound to make longtime fans grin eagerly from ear to ear.

Penny Dreadful: The Awakening #6 is what fans of the show need to read! It continues the legacy of the series while pushing its cast forward in ways that feel like a proper continuation. In other words: if there was a fourth season to watch I hope it would have gone like this.

Penny Dreadful #7 continues the dark atmosphere that's been in place since this extension of the TV show began. And with more than capable minds orchestrating this title there's a lot to dig about it. I absolutely found myself transported back a bit as I flipped through each page eyeing one panel after the another while the story itself just gripped me so in other words: this is a smart continuation full of quality work.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #1 is a high quality start to something that deserves a place on every pull-list. Love to read something that plays with genre tropes without falling victim to them? You've come to the right title because for a modest price of admission this is one journey that will no doubt please both new and seasoned followers as it easily comes highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #2 is a fast paced and high action addition that still manages to find enough room for suspense and plot building. It's a more than worthwhile continuation that furthers the reputation of its antagonist while pushing Liesel to confront her world and where it's currently going. To sum up: this comic is pure quality that comes recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Van Helsing vs. Dracula #4lives up to its part in the arcwhile being a near perfect penultimate issue. I have zero complaints as Zenescopehas a release that should please fans while attracting curious newcomers to its awesomeness.

The Sovereigns #3 is a more than sturdy extension that understands what it wants to be. It's not perfect but man oh man is it good! The creative teams on both the main and back-up feature certainly have a way of spinning their yarns to compel an audience. In short: it's an outing that does what it needs in order to be worth your time, so add it to your pull-list.

The Sovereigns #4 is the second to last issue for this series and man oh man it's a wonderful experience. I had no idea how I'd feel about this title going in but I'm a huge supporter of what this creative team has done and continues to do. Add in that Doc Spektor back-up feature by Aubrey Sitterson, Dylan Burnett and Triona T. Farrell and there's no doubt that you need to grab yourself a copy.

The Sovereigns #5 is what every event conclusion strives to be! It alters the fabric of an entire line of books while giving birth to a powerful narrative. If you haven't been reading along now's the time to go grab those back issues and get lost in a well realized yarn.

Hercules: The Wrath of the Heavens #1 is damn near perfection! I try to grade a little harder on opening issues to give the creative team room to grow but I just can't stop gushing when I think about this release! It's a quality yarn with high adventure that's bound to speak to a lot of fanboys and fangirls if given half a chance. In short: you just have to add this epic to your pull-list so go out and grab yourself a copy!

Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #2 is the type of comic I hope to find. It's an epic with science fiction as part of its setting and the creative team simply understands that right from the start. The end result is a brutal but wonderfully realized opus that more than deserves to find itself an audience! So by all means rush out and grab a copy because you've had a rough week and you need a reward.

Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #3 is an absolutely stellar third issue that's engaging. This book truly is a titan in its own right, so much so that it really is easy to grade and recommend for any potentially curious readers out there! So go out and grab a copy!

Hercules: Wrath of the Heavens #4 is a penultimate issue done right! From cover to cover the creative team hits the ground running as their Greek based but wholly updated interpretation of the myth embraces a hard nosed look on the galaxy while diving into a murder mystery. It's a bit different than the previous issues but trust me when I say: that's a really good thing. So by all means rush out and grab this!

Project Superpowers: Blackcross #1 is a smartly conceived outing that may be all hook but you know what? I wouldn't have it any other way as this comic earns the right to come highly recommended.

Bloodshot: Revelation #11 is a high quality comic book that more than deserves a look when you head to your local shop this week. From cover to cover the team delivers a family focused outing that knows what it wants to do as it pulls in new readers just like me.

Chastity #1 is another winning release for this Chaos! relaunch. Whether you're picking up the main title or not the quality contained within this one deserves a spot on your pull-list. Let it be known: this earns its accolades and comes highly recommended.

Chastity #3 impressed me from beginning to end. It carried enough depth to further solidify the struggle of our protagonist as she attempts to just survive her current situation. Highly recommended.

To be completely honest Cold Spots #4 is one of those indie gems that are just easy to grade. The team behind this, with quality in mind, delivers a penultimate outing that feels right in sync so much so four issues in the whole experience comes highly recommended.

Conan Red Sonja #1 is a beginning that's teaming with personality and adventure. And with an already established success streak for Hyboria at Dark Horse color me excited as this one comes highly recommended.

Dead Space: Liberation turned out to be my favorite extension to this franchise so far. From the unique art on display to the precise dialogue delivered it absolutely showed that this creative team certainly came out to play. I'll be honest, I'm not ready to say that this romp is a perfect success as there are some shortcomings here and there but the overall feeling I was left with when I closed that final page is that right now in its current form this tale quite easily comes highly recommended.

Death Sentence #3 is without a doubt a stellar comic book that makes my job easy because it comes highly recommended.

Doc Savage: Ring of Fire #4 is a striking finish, despite some corny moments along the way this tale featuring Amelia Earhartemerges as something special. At the end of the day it's an excellent trip with a simpler story structure that comes wholly recommended.

Flash Gordon #1 is an outstanding beginning to a monthly series that needs to be on your pull-list. Whether you followed Kings Watch or not there'a lot to love in this specific adventure as it comes highly recommended.

Flash Gordon #2 is a high adventure book that embraces its heritage while forging its own ground. The explanation for the Beast Men in particular was rock solid, as new layers to the evil of Ming the Merciless come into focus. Recommended.

Flash Gordon #2 is a fun space odyssey that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Through the skill of its creative team it earns accolades as it comes highly recommended.

Flash Gordon #4 maintains its own level of quality even in the final moments of its first arc. It carries a sense of adventure and wonderment that's exceedingly rare in a modern age where most stories feel recycled. And that right there is what separates this from other works adorning racks at your local comic shop. To wrap this up: the latest release comes highly recommended.

Flash Gordon #5 is not the zenith the franchise has to offer, but it maintains the level of quality that this re-imagining has enjoyed thus far. It impresses from beginning to end as it comes recommended.

Flash Gordon #8 is a smart comic book that has enough worth to know how it needs to end. The whole of this volume has been fun in a way few titles can muster and for that reason plus plenty of others, all born from Kings Watch, this release earns the right to be called a must own.

Glitterbomb: The Fame Game #2 deals with death, denial and darkness with the help of a team that seems primed to toy with all the themes therein. It's a monster yarn with the horror of the current world as its landscape making its story, and the odyssey of our babysitter, all the more compelling. In other words: this is a smartly written piece adorned with pretty pictures that demand and earn your attention.

Gravedigger #1 with a competent team, an easy to follow premise and a plot that doesn't rely on over explanation adds up to smart fiction. There's no doubt in my mind that this comic is quality entertainment that deserves recognition.

Grimm Fairy Tales Annual 2013 is an entertaining release that earns the right to be highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales 2013 Special Edition is a proper penultimate chapter that accomplishes so much that I'm honestly impressed and exhausted from reviewing it. Highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Tales from Oz #5 is one entry that all fans need to have. It's fun and familiar but it also knows its own limitations. Which believe me results in what can readily be described as a highly recommended book, so by all means add this to your pull-list.

Hellboy in Hell #6 from start to finish is a must own release that earns both attention and praise. It easily earns a recommendation from me.

Infinity #4 is without a doubt a chapter entry that's worth owning. Highly recommended.

Irresistible #4 is a satisfying finish to this goofy but ultimately thought provoking series. Highly recommended.

Judas #2 is a must buy all the way to its cliffhanger! Whether you're into stories like this or not there's no denying the mastery of skill from this creative team that takes what could have been a boring, and overly simple, conversation piece and morphs it into a dynamic page turner.

Justice League of America #6 is the second part of this six issue event and I have to say after two acts I'm sold on the concept. Highly recommended.

King: Jungle Jim #1 is a exactly what I, as a fan and reviewer wanted. The entire comic is smart, compelling and the creative team is crafty in their execution. And so even though this is a first round effort it still earns high marks from me.

Love Stories (To Die For) #1 is an interesting but odd mix that's certainly worth a look. Highly recommended.

Marvel Knights: Spider-Man #1 is an absolutely jarring beginning to what promises to be a more than worthwhile addition to your comic collection. Highly recommended.

The thing about Redneck #4 is that this is just a stellar release. It represents a title from Image that carries an engaging atmosphere that does more than enough to please its audience. This independent book delivers the goods from start to finish, offering a release that's better than quite a few comics out there right now. So when it arrives at your local shop do the smart thing and grab yourself a copy.

I'm just a big fan of this book as Redneck #6 brings “Deep in the Heart” to a fitting close, the creative team just kills it in every sense of the word. Right from the first page there's a lot to love in this tale of family problems and I for one can't wait to see where it goes from here.

Silent Hill Downpour: Anne's Story #1 is a sturdy start to a mini-series that feels engaging. It can be said that it dances a line between confusion and revelation but this journey comes highly recommended nonetheless.

Silent Hill Downpour: Anne's Story #2 keeps a strong focus on someone that's plagued by personal tragedy and regret but is also besieged by monsters. All that adds up to a highly recommended release.

Michael Turner's Soulfire Annual #1 is a complete package that's bound to reward the dedicated followers of this franchise. It's not entirely necessary but there's no doubt that this exists as quality material. Highly recommended.

Spider-Man 2099 #5 is exactly what longtime webheads are looking for. We have a stellar creative team building an arc that's bound to get more than a few fanboys and fangirls to keep picking this one up on a monthly basis. So if you haven't yet now's the right time to catch up on thesetemporal shenanigans. You won't regret the investment, trust us.

The Superior Foes of Spider-Man #4 is a fascinating release set in an era plagued by a warped version of an iconic hero. Despite that fact this is with a doubt a welcome addition to anyone's pull-list. Highly recommended.

Superior Foes of Spider-Man #15 is another engaging representation of innate creativity. Every sequence pulsates with a purpose and personality that easily marks this as required reading for enthusiasts. Highly recommended.

Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #5 is an absolutely fabulous comic that true believers and newcomers are bound to like. Highly recommended.

Superman: Lois & Clark #3 is a high quality entry that should get new and old fans excited. There's a lot to enjoy here as the creative team presents a personality drenched extension that's more than ready to find a spot in your captivating collection.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual 2012 is a worthwhile additional issue that more than earns its own existence. Highly recommended.

The Courier #5 is the type of comic fans of the post apocalyptic genre are just going to adore from cover to cover. If you're like me you'll find yourself flipping through this one with ease as you grab a copy from your local shop. But let me give you a fair warning because you're going to end up grabbing the four previous ones too because this conclusion is just that good. So don't fight it, go out and enjoy the ride.

The Memory Collectors #1 is an outstanding beginning which promises to be uniquely interesting supernatural jaunt. Highly recommended.

The Memory Collectors #3 is an excellent comic book that's certainly different. Combine that with a strong back-up feature by Ben Murphy and Ben Templesmith, then you'll quickly discover a release that easily earns a recommendation.

The Memory Collectors #3 is not flawless but it is a high caliber entry, as it ignites my own interest and deserves to be on your pull-list. Add in the back-up feature by Jason Mote and Christopher Mitten and you have a package that's a must own.

Think Tank: Fun with PTSD #1 is a high caliber book that deserves attention. Through the work of its creative team this release easily earns my praise. Highly recommended.

Turok #1 is a success! The creative team spins their yarn while delivering a new take on an aged property that excites the imagination. Add in the back-up story for Doc Spektor, which continues, here and trust me you'll need this release on your pull-list. I don't normally mark first issues this high but man oh man the talents behind this outing wholly earned it, so by all means go out and buy it!

Turok #2 is just as strong as its first outing! It carries a little less text, while making room for plenty of action and some surprising moments along the way. Overall the title maintains its worth while boasting a creative team that just excels in their literary craft two issues in. Plus the back-up feature highlighting Doc Spektor, brought to you by Aubrey Sitterson and Dylan Burnett, continues here.

Unnatural #3 is one release that's easy to grade because it's just so good! The quality within, from the players to the plot they face, makes it all understandable and easy to follow so by all means go get those first two issues plus this one at it comes highly recommended.

Vampirella Halloween Special 2013 is a welcome entry to the storied franchise. Highly recommended.

Witchblade: Day of the Outlaw #1 is an absolutely engaging experience that honestly left me grinning from ear to ear as our heroine rode out. Highly recommended.

Wonder Woman '77 Meets the Bionic Woman #6 is that rare ending to a crossover event that absolutely sticks its landing! The creative team did great with these two properties, offering a narrative that made their worlds easily accessible to seasoned fans looking for a throwback.

Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #1 is an addition that sets things off in the right direction. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #3 with a quality team at its back earns gleeful praise andstrong recognition as it comes highly recommended.

Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #4 is an easy comic book to score because from start to finis this is exactly the kind of space bound odyssey I'd want to share with generations to come. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi " Force War #5 completes itself while highlighting a few worthwhile struggles along the way. I absolutely enjoyed the overall experience and as this arc closes out I have no doubt that fans are going to be pleased. Recommended.

Violent Love #6 starts a new arc that needs to push things forward and it does. These two bank robbers have got it going on and considering where things end up I'm eager to see how it all plays out. But if you haven't been keeping up I highly recommend picking this up plus the trade paperback that collects the first five. It's worth the investment, trust me.

Violent Love #7 pushes its story forward in a high caliber way. It's gets damn close to perfection, so much so that this noir driven crime spree seems bound to attract attention from all over the industry. The issue easily gains recognition and a recommendation from this reviewer.

Violent Love #8 represents a series that demands attention and more than that it just earns it. For that reason the entire piece easily excels with smart execution and worthwhile moments along the way. As the body of text finds enough room to convey the meaning of what's happening in both the past (1972) and the present (1987). It's all turbulent but wholly worthwhile as the arc marches ever onward.

Violent Love #10 is a high caliber entry that brings the title to a neat finale. It didn't usher the conclusion that I thought it would but even so I was highly impressed by how the creative team handled the moments at hand, as big things just unfolded with each passing page.

A Voice in the Dark #1 is without a doubt different, as it cuts its way toward a recommendation.

A Voice in the Dark #2 is a must own book. I'll be honest, after the first issue I though I knew where this was going but I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. What we have in our hands is a fascinating concept that deserves a chance. Highly recommended.

I can't begin to understand why my fellow fanboys and fangirls would pass this up, as A Voice in the Dark #3 proves its worth with each passing page. The ideas earn the right to be on your pull-list. Recommended.

A Voice in the Dark #4 is a highly recommended piece of fiction that deserves a chance to win youover.

A Voice in the Dark #5 is one of my favorites this week. It's another engrossing journey into a burgeoning killers psyche and if you're not reading this than you're missing out. Highly recommended.

A Voice in the Dark #6 is a more than solid outing that proves the worth of its premise with a weighty release. This is a top quality comic book that easily comes recommended.

A Voice in the Dark #7 is simply superb entertainment at its finest. It feels like an extremely high point in the franchise that embraces its crescendo status right before this opening volume ends by its own terms. To sum up: it's not perfect but it gets so close that this is without a doubt a must own for any discerning fanboy or fangirl.

All-New Fathom Vol. 6 #7 is a penultimate issue that has some downright awesome moments leading the book towards its final chapter. There's a lot going on in the aftermath of the Elite Blue Council as the shadow of government change covers the capitol of Muria and Canon takes his steps to assert his dominance. Add in some solid moments for our supporting cast plus a potent conclusion and we have a winner.

All-New Fathom Vol. 6 #8does right by its roots as the release finds a a way to keep the world spinning all the while setting things up for the next volume and its creative team. Granted the comic book does that by condensing a few key plot points but the end result is still largely the same. It clears the path of its own journey while giving fans what they want and need before we reach an end for now.

All New Soulfire #1 is as a great start to something that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.

All New Soulfire #2 is a comic that's a must own. Highly recommended.

All New Soulfire #5 is exactly the type of comic I hope to review for UTF. It carries a striking array of characters, solid plot and a worthwhile cliffhanger. It all adds up to a release that comes highly recommended.

All New Soulfire #6 is another excellent issue for a franchise that has survived numerous volumes. It remains a worthwhile property as it does enough of the right things in order to earn a recommendation from me.

All New Soulfire #7 nears perfection for me, but I know there's room for even more improvement. With just one issue to go I honestly can't wait to see what the creative team does to wrap this up. Highly recommended.

All New Soulfire #8 is something that's downright special as it ends this round with a promising question and renewed hope for it's cast. For that reason it rises to the occasion and earns a recommendation from me.

Aphrodite IX #2will please devoted followers and should attract new readers with ease. Recommended.

Aphrodite IX #3 is another striking entry that's sure to garner the attention of both new and old readers. Highly recommended.

Aphrodite IX #5 is an excellent release that flows with the essence of what make this universe unique. If you like science fiction with more than a few moral quandaries embedded within its text than this title deserves to be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.

Aphrodite IX #6 is not perfect but it gets dangerously close to achieving a score that I rarely give out. In short: go buy this comic, you pull-list needs it. Highly recommended.

Aphrodite IX #7 is a fitting continuation that proves that it has just enough substance to make it a must-own title. Without a doubt it comes highly recommended.

Aphrodite IX #8 paints a dark future, but one that has so much going for it that you can't help but dive into the thick of it. Recommended.

Aphrodite IX #9 proves the worth of its character with a literary and visual barrage that entertains on almost every conceivable level. Highly recommended.

Battlestar Galactica vs. Battlestar Galactica #1 is uniquely good from cover to cover! There's so much that could go wrong with what it's trying to do but you know what? I'm ready to take a chance and see where this all goes as long as this team sticks around to see it through.

Contest of Champions #1 is, so far, my favorite series born from the aftermath of Secret Wars. It gets right to the thick of its purpose without burying us with too much exposition which believe me is a great thing. For that reason this easily comes recommended.

Contest of Champions #4 is another smart and finely tuned entry that will leave eager fans begging for more. It may surprise some to read but four in and this is an excellenttitlethat certainly warrantsattention.

Overall this comic is a very good read that succeeds in elevating this series to new heights. Offering a more than competent script complete with great art, this issue comes recommended.

Danger Club #4 is a fairly easy book to score since it has a really strong story and top-notch art. Highly recommended.

Danger Club #6 represents, for me, a surprising return for a title that had already garnered my attention and praise. If this one happened to slip under your radar back in 2013 then now's the right time to go hunting for those back issues! Just trust me: this because this is absolutely one ride every fanboy and fangirl needs as this comic comes highly recommended.

Diablo House #1 is that rare first outing that absolutely earns praise while leaving its audience begging for more. It's something you can just grab from your local shop and run with, so by all means throw it in your buy pile and enjoy a horrifyingly awesome goo time with occupants trapped in this dark place located in sunny California.

Diablo House #2 is a fun ride with a twisted tale! Right from the beginning the creative team seems downright eager to share their yarn with a nerd, his cult, the girl and pinball. When it all spins out of control and adds together there's worth that should net it a spot on your pull-list.

East of West #1 is a brilliant release that start this series in the best way possible. From the illustrations to the written word this has got to be the most impressive launch I've reviewed for Unleash The Fanboy. Highly recommended.

East of West #2 is a release that continues the outstanding streak established by last month's launch, because of that this comic comes with the absolute highest recommendation we here at UTF can give.

When it comes to independent books Image Comics has an absolute skill for getting talented people to work on interesting projects, as East of West #3 further proves with its candor and quality. Highly recommended.

East of West #4 is not the tale that the description claims, but nonetheless it's an outstanding trip on its own that's sure to excite the burgeoning franchise's devoted followers. Recommended.

East of West #6 is a must-own. Grab your saddle and prepare for a highly recommended ride.

East of West #7 is another expertly crafted piece of fiction, that may not push this journey as far as it needs to but it still earns a recommendation from me.

East of West #8 is near perfect, as it left me in awe while earning this score. Highly recommended.

East of West #9 is by no means perfect but it does enough to keep this world's apocalypse interesting. Recommended.

East of West #10 is an adventure that carries interesting dynamics within its themes. It may not be revolutionary at this stage but it easily earns my recommendation.

East of West #12 doesn't change established lore, but it continues to delve deeper into its mechanics in a way that feels both fresh and relevant. Recommended.

East of West #13 is an awesome entry that got me more excited for the future of this franchise. A good amount happens and then there's that cliffhanger which will surely please eager followers because this is a must own.

East of West #15 is another rousing extension in a saga that's been entertaining and thought provoking. The sheer creativity and the steady quality allows this property to stand out from the rest of the crowd as this entry easily comes highly recommended.

East of West #17 may not be a groundbreaking entry that shifts the dynamics of the series, but it is another extension that maintains the journey therein nonetheless. It's a quality outing that garners a recommendation from me.

East of West #18 continues to traverse the depths of this twisted version of our world while offering up enough material to keep fans coming back. To sum up: after eighteen issues this is still a comic series that manages to come recommended.

East of West #19 is exactly what I look for in a western combined with abiblical allegory. It combines its own unique history with familiar plot elements to give yet another compelling reason to keep collecting this series.

East of West #34 is just superb entertainment. The retaliation and escalation feels perfect, as the creative team continues to show what high caliber work looks like on a monthly basis. With a title that offers a methodical pace which ramps up when needed, I have to say after all this time the talents behind it still go that extra mile to make their series stand out from other comics!

I absolutely dug Eclipse #10! The minds behind this science fiction story kept their arc moving forward while allowing the cast plenty of room to maneuver. It was just a treat to read and cover, so much so that I'm eager to see where it goes from here as this one comes recommended.

Fighting American #1 is an unexpected treat that's got the Reds on the run! The creative team strikes a tone between old and new, as the cast meets their bad guys in 2017 and all the issues that come with them. Avoid Poison Ivan and keep away from beatnik-talk: F.A.‘s orders!

The Fighting American #2 is superb from start to finish. Boasting a creative team that understands the source material, but seems eager to play in its own literary wheelhouse, the latest issue demonstrates why that works. It could readily be described as a comic rebirth of sorts done right! So by all means rush out and grab this gem plus its inaugural so you can have a blast with this icon straight from the past.

Fighting American #4 is exactly the type of outing I want to add to my pull-list. It's fun from start to finish while carrying more than enough drama to earn a first, second and third read! So if you haven't taken a chance with this franchise by all means now's a good time to join in!

Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Godstorm: Hercules Payne #1 is an outstanding start to what could be a more than worthwhile entry in this engaging shared universe. Highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #2 is an excellent entry that continues to push a new character on somewhat familiar ground. Recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #3 is a release that deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you've never read aZenescopetitle before then by all means grab the first two plus this one because it comes recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Godstorm: Hercules Payne #5 is near perfect in its execution, as this creative team demonstrates their level of skill. And if you haven't kept up then now's the time to hunt for those back issues as this comes highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Coven #2 is an excellent second chapter that knows exactly what kind of story it wants to tell. And through that clarity we see worthwhile players that are sure to keep an audience long after this volume wraps up its current journey.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Coven #5 is a smartly executed joyride. Sure some elements fall into place a bit quickly but there's no denying the fact that the team sent things off in the right direction. Personally I hope to see themtogether again sooner rather than later.

Grimm Fairy Tales 2013 Halloween Special is a must own that ignites a proper adventure in a universe populated by fairy tale monsters. Highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales 2017 Halloween Special is the right way to ring in this spooky time of year. Granted it's more action oriented than terror but the creative team plays with the various elements so well that the entire adventure is good, which makes it easy to grade and even recommend. So by all means if you're looking to set the season off right then go out and grab a copy for your growing collection.

Harrow County #2 is a smart and to the point yarn that not only deserves an audience but might just manage to conjure up one. I had no idea what to expect when I purchased its#1 but I'm happy I did, because two issues laterand I can tell that this was a worthwhile investment on my part as both a critic and a fan. Recommended.

Harrow County #4 is a really good comic that does more than enough right to justify a spot on your pull-list. A steady creative team, smart script and compelling art all equal out to quality entertainment that, even with competition in mind, should easily come recommended.

Harrow County #5 is an excellent addition to this comic franchise. The creative team understands the type of material they're trying to sell and they're only getting better at it. So right now is the perfect time to add this book to your already full pull-list.

Harrow County #6 is a good read that does what it needs to do and so much more to keep this entire series a must own experience. So if you haven't been reading this the time is right, go add this to your pull-list.

Harrow County #7 is a quality release that deserves a spot in your collection. If you've been reading then you're going to love this one, if you haven't now's a perfect time to go back issue hunting because this really is one experience you don't want to miss out on.

Harrow County #8 may end things a bit quickly for this engaging arc but it does so with a sense of self that comes from a book three times its age. The creative team has enough good going on to keep their audience and give them arelease that's worth their time.

Justice Inc.: The Avenger – Faces of Justice #1 is a more than welcome treat that launches a fresh mini in the vein of a classic mystery, as the creative team builds a solid foundation that's bound to bring about a rip roaring ride. It may seem more than a bit familiar in structure but the innate quality of the product cannot be denied as this opener easily comes recommended.

Justice Inc: The Avenger – Faces of Justice #2 is a pulp mystery yarn through and through. The creative team nails the right type of tempo as they push their own agenda and set our squad of true believers up for a cliffhanger finish. The comic manages an end result that's more than worthy of a buy, heck by the time you close its cover the wait between issues just seems almost unbearable.

Magnus #4 is superb entertainment with a beyond stellar creative team at its back. And when you add in the fact that the Doctor Spektor back-up story by Aubrey Sitterson, Dylan Burnett plusTriona Farrell continues here and there's no way this release can be denied. There's so much worth within this package that picking it up really is a no brainer at this point, especially if you're a fan that lovessci fi!

Magnus #5 presents a resolution that finishes the current arc but leaves the door wide open for what has to come next. The text at hand weaves a path forward for Robot Fighters everywhere, even though this is a stopping point there's a lot left to be excited for.

Sometimes you see an indie title coming down the pipeline and you know you gotta remember to snag yourself a copy. That's the reality when you peel back the cover of Middlewest #1, as it's a starting point that stumbles slightly but with a solid creative team at its back puls one heck of a finish it more than earns a right to be on your pull-list. Consider it required reading before or during your Thanksgiving feast.

Overall this issue is a great read with exceptional art. This story will not be for every comic fan out there, but those who are interested in its narrative will be thrilled with this latestliteraryjaunt. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #21 is a good release from a series that month-to-month feels like it should be collected in several massive volumes so fans can eagerly flip through them and be amazed by the connections and answers therein. That said, there are times where the quality feels like it takes a bit of a dip, and sadly this is one of those moments. However, it still more thanearns a solid recommendation.

At the end of the day, Morning Glories #22 is a very strong issue that further cements the prowess of this creative team while expanding thenarrativescope of their compelling series. Highlyrecommended.

Morning Glories #23 is another excellent issue that propels this thought provoking, disturbing and intricately designed series forward. Recommended.

Morning Glories #24 is without another strong release in a sterling series. It would be easy to complain and say that not enough was answered in this specific piece but the revelation on the final page successfully peaked my interest. In short, if you've been following this tale this latest bit of the growing puzzle is absolutely for you. Highly Recommended.

Morning Glories #25 is an example of a comic book that's literally a crescendo. For that reason and by the power of this creative team behind it this title comes highly recommended.

Morning Glories #26 is a perfect place to jump on if you've been following the trade paperbacks and if you're looking to get in on the monthly craze. Beyond that the issue is just $1, so buying it seems to be an absolutely worthwhile risk whether you're invested or not. Recommended.

Morning Glories #27 is another endlessly engaging and thoroughly engrossing affair that continues to spin this tale of mad mysteries while offering up some helpful nuggets along the way. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #28 is a superb piece of fiction that continues to sell more than enough to keep me enthralled in this expanding but strangely less confusing puzzle. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #29 is an excellent comic book that only bares some slight scuffs and bruises as it carries the property forward, toward wherever this saga of life lessons, torture, school and abuse leads our young heroes. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #30 is another excellent addition that does everything it needs to in order to earn some serious praise. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #31 hits it out of the park for me. Sure it'd be easy to complain about the fact that all this issue did was raise more questions but I can't shake the feeling that a lot was revealed here and we just don't understand it yet. For that reason and the excellent cliffhanger I have no choice but to give the grade this comic book absolutely deserves. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #32 is yet another great addition, as the mythology behind this comic grows. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #33 is a great comic that comes highly recommended.

Morning Glories #34 is another example of how you take a diverse cast and build something with their apparently separate experiences. It's not perfect by any stretch of the imagination but it's nonetheless worthwhile. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #35 is a tough comic book. It hits you directly in the gut and it keeps pummeling away until the devoted audience member reaches that pivotal ending sequence. Highly recommended.

Morning Glories #36 is an example of finely tuned comic. But there are hiccups which prevent it from soaring to new heights, even as the final reveal caught my attention. Recommended.

Morning Glories #37is a must own that easily proves its worth as it becomes my favorite release to date.

Morning Glories #38 continues the build up of this second season while keeping the varied cast involved interesting. From beginning to end this comic easily comes recommended.

Morning Glories #39 once again proves why month-in and month-out that this comic book deserves a spot on your pull-list. Thanks to the quality work and sturdy creative team this comes highly recommended.

Morning Glories #40 represents a long running conundrum. There's a lot of pieces to this puzzle but consistent dialogue and a finely tuned plot keep audience members focused on the here and now. For that it deserves a recommendation.

Morning Glories #41 is an outing that further pushes its audience down a treacherously engaging rabbit hole. I have no idea where this story might be going but the quality work and consistently interesting players give me more than enough room to recognize and praise the title. It easily comes recommended.

Morning Glories #42 is superb and engrossing. Month in and month out I honestly can't wait to read the next step in this creative team's literary journey, and this outing is no different. Highly recommended

Mulan: Revelations #1 is the type of quality experience I think we all hope to stumble upon at our local shops. I had no idea what to expect from it but after a single release I am ready to subscribe to it. Kudos to Dark HoresComicsand the creative team as they deserve to get recognition, because they've got a winner on their hands.

Mulan: Revelations #2 is exactly the type of surprising comic that I want to find on my pull-list. It's fun, energetic and dynamic enough to earn an audience along with deserved praise. So by all means if you haven't grabbed up a copy of this title yet now's the time to start.

Mulan: Revelations #3 is a high quality entry into a comic franchisethat gets easier to recommend with each passing page. In other words: this creative team delivers the goods in a bookthat absolutely warrants a look and deserves a spot on your coveted pull-list.

Mulan: Revelations #4 is a quality entry that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you love action, science fictionorancient lore then there's something for you in this adventure. For that reason this onecomes recommended.

New Avengers #21 is a great comic book that does more than enough to garner praise from me, if you're reading Infinity than there's absolutely no way that you can properly enjoy it without picking up this exceptional tie-in. Highly recommended.

New Avengers #19 is a heavy release from a striking creative team that presents mature subject matter born from an insane situation to a very modern audience. For that reason it easily comes recommended.

Project Superpowers Vol. 3 #2 is a smartly crafted piece of fiction that feels like a true event in its own right. We get exactly what we need from this second round as a large legion of heroes do what they can as a dastardly villain sets the stage for what's next.

Rocket Raccoon #1 is an outlandishly fun space jaunt that deserves its audience. Right now, after one issue, I can say that I would shout from the rooftops that this comic book indeed comes highly recommended.

Rocket Raccoon #3 is an extravaganza that never really features any depth, which in all honestly could be labeled as its only problem. Even so the quality work on display and the spunky attitude help this release get a recommendation from me.

Spider-Man 2099 #1 is exactly the piece of fiction that I was hoping for. It never disappointed me, not for an instant, as this creative team proved their durability even in the midst of a post-Superior Spider-Man era. Whether you read the original title or not it doesn't matter because the minds behind this have made sure to keep this accessible as it comes highly recommended.

Spider-Man 2099 #3 is an outstanding comic that absolutely deserves a spot on your pull-list.Add in the fact that it carried a topical discussion and this excellent serving proved to me that the people behind this iteration know exactly what they're doing. And so this comes recommended.

Spider-Man 2099 #9 is, in a word, exciting! The creative team from the first page to the final panel orchestrates a book that's bound to impress, so much so that it left me eagerly anticipating next month's follow up. Here's to waiting as this comes highly recommended.

The Dead Hand #4 is an issue that's ready and waiting to impress curious onlookers. The creative team continues to give a text heavy yarn shrouded in mystery with hints and a potential catastrophic series of events over the not so distant horizon. Recommended.

The Gravediggers Union #1 is an outstanding way to start things off what with an entry that features ghost storms, a trash golem and zombies. As crazy as it gets the creative team never loses focus on what will really make their supernatural yarn successful. So much so that this seems to understand what it wants to be and who it's eager to attract via comiXology or your local comic book shop.

The Gravediggers Union #2 is a well balanced follow-up that continues to spin a worthy supernatural yarn! It's a bit different than what you've read before and you know what? That's a good thing, as the creative team does more than enough to not only garner attention but earn praise from fans and critics alike. So by all means go rush out to your local shop this week and give this quality title a look.

Think Tank #1offers a character piece that'stold through a solid narrative that's complemented by good art. It's not without it's share of minor problems but as first issues go, this comic book came out well enough to warrant a purchase. Recommended.

Think Tank #2 is a solid addition to this new series, as it takes the set-up of the first issue and attempts to deepen and expand its narrative scope. Recommended.

Think Tank #3 is exceptional issue that leads to a rousing cliff hanger. Highly recommended.

Think Tank #4 is one of the smartest comic books that you're likely to read this year. If you're not following this already stellar series then you have no one to blame but yourself, go out and buy a copy! Highly recommended.

Think Tank #5should be heralded as a prominent example of how you handle the sequel to a stellar opener. Highly recommended.

Think Tank #6 is an outstanding comic that's sure to entertain its audience while it offers enough nuggets to beg the question: why aren't more people reading this book? For being an intelligent piece of fiction born from the work of its creative team this title comes highly recommended.

Think Tank #7 is a top notch affair, that's sure to please anyone that want to learn while being entertained. Highly recommended.

Think Tank #8 is a comic that won't be for everyone but the quality found here speaks for itself. Highly recommended.

Think Tank #9 is one of the best comic books of the week and it might just be one of the best I've read, period. Highly Recommended.

Think Tank #10is truly a great comic book that had some minor stumbles here and there. Nonetheless this text heavy journey earns another recommendation.

Think Tank #11 will cause reaction but in a way that highlights its own quality. Highly recommended.

Think Tank #12 is outstanding! It has all the ingredients that a proper climax deserves while still clearing the stage for its second volume. Thanks to the architects and their bold vision the latest adventure of Dr. David Lorenis without a doubt a must own.

Wayward #1 is an engaging start to a title that looks to be something different than the norm, which is exactly what Image Comics represents and promotes. Highly recommended.

Wayward #2 is another striking entry for a new franchise that balances quite a few themes combined with a resilient protagonist and some varied monsters to boot. Two issues in and I can say that this is something that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Highly recommended.

Wayward #3 just speaks to me. It's a thriller with a heart of gold, where just enough character development and arc progression adds up to a downright engaging cliffhanger. In other words: this release soundly comes highly recommended.

Wayward #5 is without a doubt a gem that needs to be unearthed by many curious fanboys and fangirls. This outing does lack depth but the creative team maintains their own established level of quality as they sprint toward a turning point. It's weird, fun, dramatic and full of personality as it earns a recommendation from me.

Wayward #8 is not a wholly perfect affair but it exists as a complete reminder of why this is a franchise to watch. A solid continuation with narrative nuggets that make it more than what it could have been, sets the case for this to be a recommended addition inany collection.

In my mind Wayward #9 turns out to be a rather high quality extension of a property that continues to be considerablyworthwhile. With steady hands behind this journey there's no room for doubt because month in and month out Image Comics continues to have a winner on their plate. So by all means if you haven't been enjoyingthese supernatural adventuresthe time is now, go pick up thoseback issues.

Wayward #10 is the type of high quality outing that we, as an audience,deserve. The creative team pushes their world forward without stumbling over the debris of a confrontation that's bound to have an impact in the releases to come. And so for now I can gleefully say that this entry earns the right to have a spot in your buy pile as it comes recommended.

Wayward #12 is another stellar entry that may not reach the highest level of quality it can but it certainly dances with the best of them. If I could describe what this is in two words I'd say: plot progression, which believe me is a great thing.

Wayward #13 is not perfection by any estimation but it absolutely continues the brilliant trajectory of the franchise without missing a beat. Add in the downright solid conclusion plusthe promise of more supernatural shenanigans in the near future and this one earns praise.

Wayward #14 is another crisp and high quality entry that absolutely deserves to stay on your pull-list. And if this is your first time exploring the world the title offers, get ready to go out and grab some back issues because the journey up to this point has been totally worth it.

Wayward #22 does inspire a purchase because after all their effort the creative team keeps the good times rolling. They've built up a title that's a multi country quality work which blends philosophies and techniques in a way that feels wholly natural. The end result is a superb reading experience that needs to grow its already more than dedicated audience.

Wayward #23 should be on your pull-list already, but if if it isn't then it really needs to be especially if you're in the market for real world mystical type antics. There's no doubt in my mind thatthe creative team has maintained a high level of quality through out their run and the latest issue is no different, as it more than earns a recommendation from me. So by all means treat yourself with this stellar comic book.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #115 is a really good comic that does more than enough to earn my recommendation.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #116 is what a monthly book honestly needs to be. It's fun, brash, edgy, a bit dark but always entertaining as it easily comes recommended.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #118 is superb entertainment so much sothat I'm honestly tempted to give ita perfect score, the only thing that holds me back is thatI know this team can do even better. Highly recommended.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #119 is the type of comic that I want to review. It's smart, spunky and always keeps its narrative progression in mind. Add in the closing set up and you have a jaunt that without a doubt comes recommended.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #120 is a superb romp that proves that even with a seemingly innocuous premise that the creative team and this title still have more than a few tricks up their sleeves. Needless to say it easily comes recommended.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #121 continues to spin compelling stories in a world gone mad. The intrepid creative team charts a course that puts our players squarely in the cross-hairs of supernatural forces that many of would simply run from. Highly recommended.

B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #128 presents a high quality romp that plays with its cast while furthering yet another rousing arc. It's suspenseful and to the point when it needs to be. This results is a comic that comes highly recommended.

Centipede #1 is an out of this world adventure that's fun. Is it weird? Yes. Exciting? Most definitely. But more than all that it's silly entertainment that deserves a spot on your pull-list. Whether you're waxing nostalgic about the past or looking for a new sci fi romp with a lone survivor on an alien world then this one's for you. It's man versus monster and we've only seen the introductory fight boys and girls!

Centipede #2 is an uproariously fun outing! What we have here is a romp hidden in the simplistic casing of a game based world, but it also has a smart creative team. It's engaging right from the start so much so that I re-read it after I finished going through it the first time.

Centipede #3 is exactly the type of reading experience that should surprise it's audience. It's a fun page turner, with a solid but flawed main character that's easy to root for! I have no idea where this one will go next month but in the meantime I'll just be over here counting the days before we find out who ultimately comes out on top in this apocalyptic but simple struggle: the man with guns or the monstrous beast!

Centipede #4 continues to be a wholly unexpected gem of a mini-series. It uses the backdrop of itsAtari history just enough to go down a completely different rabbit hole and the creative team runs with it form there. So do the right thing and grab a copy this week!

Centipede #5 is a high caliber outing that should please gaming fans with an affinity for Atari! I wholly recommend going back to the first issue and diving deep into this other world ravaged by an alien monster and its horde, so by all means go grab yourself a copy!

Under the careful care of steady creative team Coyotes #1 dives right into a horror drenched world with all the right tools. So if you're looking for something unique then congrats because you just found a comic book that needs to have a spot on your awesome ever growing pull-list.

Coyotes #3 is an easy comic to grade because it takes what we loved about that first issue, enjoyed in that second one and just expands on it. The pitch for this series is that it's Underworld meets Sicario, that couldn't be more true so by all means nab yourself a copy from your local store. It's unique, gripping, solid fun from start to finish that won't let go of your attention until you find yourself facing that final page flip.

Robotech #1 is exactly what I wanted it to be and so much more. With a high caliber creative team and a clear love for the original series, this is one title from Titan that more than earns a spot on your pull-list. So when you shop on Wednesday do the right thing and give into your 80s nostalgia because this is one issue you'll be happy to add to your collection.

Robotech #2 really is a great read that deserves to find its audience. If you loved the old show and you're eager to see it continue with a fresh coat of paint then this title is absolutely for you. So by all means on Wednesday run down to your local shop and grab yourself a copy!

Robotech #3 is a well crafted treat that keeps its focus on character building while also teasing what's to come. The threat isn't gone, what we have here is the calm before the storm as presented by this more than capable creative team. The end result is a comic book that more than deserves a spot on your pull-list. So if you loved the old show then what are you waiting for? Go out and buy this plus the first two!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret History of the Foot Clan #1 is a release that has some minor dings in its armor but nonetheless offers something special. Highly recommended.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Secret History of the Foot Clan #3 is a strong outing that does what it needs to in order to set-up next month's conclusion. Recommended.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Secret History of the Foot Clan #4 is one book that has an exceptional script and thoroughly detailed illustrations that easily make it a highly recommended purchase.

The Darkness has a dark but honest soul with stylized art that simply owns theexperience. Recommended.

The Darkness #106 is another very good issue that may not answer the questions it brings up, but it will keep you tied to your seat and frantically turning pages until you reach thecliffhanger. Recommended.

The Darkness #107is not just another excellent issue from an exemplary creative team, but it also carries a final page that will get fans thoroughly excited for whatever stories are about to come next. Highly Recommended.

The Darkness #108 is a splendidly realized issue that forges an interesting future for theTop Cow Universewhile revealing some answers to the many questions still facing all the characters therein. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #109 is made for anyone who happens to be looking for a mature and smartly crafted horror series. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #110 is not perfect. But it's still what I would call a masterful issue that's easily worth any readers time. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #111 is an exemplary addition to what has already been a sterling run. From the character interactions to the varied action sequences that are littered through out this team brings everything to bare as the deviousDoppelganger makes his presence known. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #112 doesn't break into any new territory but it will more than hold its audience's attention. Recommended.

The Darkness #113 is a beautiful but downright disturbing piece of fiction that continues to propel this universe forward. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #114 is a strong release that maintains the quality of the series as it earns a recommendation.

The Darkness #115 is without a doubt a key issue, there's no denying that. It's also another a fine example why this creative team has been so successful with this assuredly aged property. Highly recommended.

The Darkness #116 is a phenomenal comic that hints toward the coming end and promising one thing as it certainly earns attention. Highly recommended.

Vampirella #1 is a return to form with just enough of a change to sell this character to both seasoned and new audience members. Highly recommended.

Vampirella #2 is exactly the right entry for fans of the supernatural or horror genres. Two issues in and it's apparent that this is a winning concept that will only get more exciting as Chaos, Cestus Dei and Mallus Maleficarum come into play. Recommended.

Vampirella #3 is exactly the type of comic book I love to review for Unleash The Fanboy. It's smart, to the point and offers just enough darkness to make the threat against our primary considerable. In short: this is one outing that absolutely deserves your attention as it comes highly recommended.

Vampirella #4 continues to trek a path that may not be what the average enthusiast expects but the creative team is successfully building something that's worth following. With each passing page this yarn showed a certain level of quality that allows praise as it easily comes highly recommended.

Vampirella #5 stands as an engaging example for how any creative team needs to keep the quality of their arc, despite entering the fifth outing of their narrative journey. What we get from this experience is a clear and charged jaunt that keeps the supernatural elements at play without cheapening the events that came before. In other words: this comes recommended.

Vampirella #6 ends and begins what it needs to, while offering just enough literary satisfaction at a noteworthy level of quality. And so this one comes highly recommended.

Vampirella #9 is an impressive entry that cuts right to the meat of its arc without sacrificing the nuances of story. To put it simply: this comes highly recommended.

Vampirella #10presented a quick resolution to the latest outbreak but the set-up and character progression more then makes up for that haste. And for that reason this issue comes recommended.

Vampirella #12 is one of those titles that commands attention. Sure it's been written off in the past due to the heroine's outfit but now's the time to give the franchise a chance, as its current creative team has delivered yet another good issue for you to enjoy. In short: it's time to catch up with this lasting iconand enjoy what you've been missing.

Vampirella #13finds its way but stumbles ever so slightly,truth be told it never really ceases to impress.For that reason this release maintains the volume quality as itconcludes onearc tolay the groundwork for future adventures with our iconic monster huntress.

Abe Sapien #10 is not a proper jump on point for new readers but it is a top notch entry that impresses from the moment you crack open its pages until you reach the assured cliffhanger. It easily comes recommended.

Abe Sapien #11 will entertain and I imagine it'll cause some pain for devoted followers, who will no doubt close this entry and realize they have to wait a month for the next round. Recommended.

Abe Sapien #12 is an easy comic to grade, because the creative team has crafted something that's not perfect but it stands tall as a singular reason to checkout this title. For that reason this release is a must own.

Abe Sapien #13 is an easy comic book to review because the creative team has crafted an outing that begs for compliments. It never rises to the point where it feels like a turning point or key issue but, more often than not, it echoes with intent while continuing its consistent stride. Recommended.

Abe Sapien #14 is an easy comic book to review because it's that rare franchise which carries instant quality. Born from the shadow of B.P.R.D. and forged under its own trials this is certainly a property that deserves a spot on your pull-list. In other words this easily comes recommended.

Abe Sapien #16 is another rock solid entry in what has become one of my favorite titles to cover for UTF. With sturdy work by an intrepid creative team this jaunt comes recommend.

Abe Sapien #21 proves that it may be an era where there's Hell on Earth but there are heroes still fighting against the tide of darkness. Add in a smart but capable creative team and we're left with an outing that gives action, suspense and thrills from beginning to end. So in short when all is added together dear readers this comic book comes highly recommended.

Damsels in Excess #1 is a rock solid start to something that feels worthwhile. It's a compelling beginning with a turn that earns it a recommendation from me.

Damsels in Excess #2 is a very fun adventure yarn that's chock-full of personality. The text is engaging and the art is stellar in a comic that earns the right to garner a dedicated following. Highly recommended.

Damsels in Excess #3 doesn't break new ground but it continues to push and legitimize this outlandish adventure. There's heart here as a strong creative team steadily develops character and nurses their plot toward some rather interesting revelations. Recommended.

Damsels in Excess #4 represents a comic that's a worthwhile read and also stands as a competent penultimate issue. The team behind it knew what they needed to do while solidifying a franchise that deserves many more volumes for years to come. Recommended.

Days of Hate #1 opens a twelve issue series with clear thoughts and societal angst behind it. With some hints at things to come plus of course plenty of meaty political material there's a lot worth celebrating. But if you're part of the dwindling percent known as Trump supporters please avoid reading this because you won't like it. But for the rest of us go grab a copy, find a seat and dig in for dark ride in a depressing future.

Days of Hate #2 continues to tell the story of what might happen if things go horribly wrong in the wake of “Make America Great Again.” In the Trump era it's a compelling yarn that does a lot right, telling the story of Amanda, her cohort and their pursuer. So in other words: add this one to your buy pile only if you're into a political driven drama that's good and entertaining but more than ready to be dim and murky.

Fence #2really is a brisk and well done piece of fiction that just so happens to ooze with personality from cover to cover. The creative team holds onto a sturdy concept that should draw in an audience with ease, as this second issue does more than a few things right for curious readers out there. So by all means do what feels right: head to your local shop and snag yourself a copy.

From cover to cover Fence #3 is just a comic you want to get into as the creative team shows off their skills while boosting our primary protagonist. By using the classic underdog story and mixing it with a not so mainstream sport they end up delivering something special. So much so it's a great time to grab those first two issues plus this one as it's easy to recommend a purchase with this stellar release.

First Strike #1 is a text heavy first issue that gets this event going! It's not going to turn someone into a fan of any of these properties but if you haven't been following along this right here is a great excuse to dive in. Especially because the villains are rich with intent and a plan, so much so I can't wait until #2 arrives. So by all means rush out to your comic shop this Wednesday and grab yourself a copy.

First Strike #3 is a prime example of how you do an event. Three issues in and the story is flowing along as our ragtag team, comprised of characters from multiple properties, stands ready to face what comes next. So much so that they jump to another world to take on Joe Coltron and his villainous band without fully knowing what they're up to. It's easy to recommend this title because you really should be buying it.

First Strike #4 is a high quality outing that makes full use of these Hasbro properties without feeling forced. It's a real compliment to the creative team that as they, so far, have kept their trajectory focused on the elements it needs to pay attention to. So in other words: this here's a mega-event that's done right! So much so that there's no wonder that the final product easily comes highly recommended.

I never thought I'd live to see the day where primaries from different Hasbro shows would have a common fight, beyond when I played with the toys as a kid, but hey here we are and it's magical! First Strike #5 is a penultimate issue handled well, as the creative team doesn't waste a second delivering the goods from start to finish. If you haven't been reading along then what are you waiting for? It's time to catch up!

First Strike #6 has an emotional core that's well anchored from start to finish. The creative team understands what they want and when the dust settles the Hasbro universe is different. So by all means if you haven't been keeping up grab this six issue event and dive right in!

Ghost #1 is an action packed and thought provoking continuation that easily deserves to make a timely appearance on your pull-list. Recommended.

Ghost #2 is a follow up that continues the arc of this supernatural romp without losing the core mechanics that allow this title to stand out. Recommended.

Ghost #3 concludes the opening arc of its fourth volume in style. It's not something that'll change opinions but instead solidifies why it certainly deserves to keep a fanbase. Recommended.

Ghost #4 turns out to not be a tangent but rather an opportunity for the creative team to show us a bit more about our otherworldly heroine. Highly recommended.

Ghost #5 offers up another solid entry that, in the beginning, felt good but quickly builds in quality as it heads toward an interesting revelation. In other words this is another winner that comes recommended.

Ghost #6 continues to build its arc while taking the time to focus in on Elisa Cameron. And its through that human need to understand the decisions we make that we find a release that happens to rise above the rest of the crop. In short: it easily earns the right to be highly recommended.

Ghost #8 is an excellent outing that pushes its narrative forward while developing its main character. In other words: this is one book that garners both attention and earned praise as it comes recommended.

Ghost #10 is not the best the franchise has to offer but it is yet another quality outing that knows the strengths of its own rules and world. And for that reason this one earns a recommendation.

Ghost #12 is a superb entry, as it maintains the franchise quality and allows room to push the players forward in compelling ways. For that reason this comes highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #1 is a comic book that's simply a must buy whether you're a devoted follower of Wonderland‘s stories or not. Highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #2 is another excellent entry that earns recommendation.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #3 is an excellent comic that does exactly what it sets out to do. Highly Recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #4 is a very compelling entry that rises above the veritable fray to deliver something that's special. Highly recommended.

Grimm Fairy Tales presents Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole #5 is a great finish to what should be considered a must read for any any eager fan. Recommended.

Justice League #0 is a very good comic book that's simply worth any fans time, if you love the New 52 you will not regret picking this up. Recommended.

Justice League #12 ends in a frantic yet somber fashion as it offers several teasers about what's to come for the DC Universewhile lighting the fire of an interesting union. With stellar art and a good narrative, this latest team effort comes recommended.

Justice League #14 is in all honesty the complete package, as it drops just enough bread crumbs to build a path toward next summer's blockbuster event. Recommended.

Justice League #15 is an exceptional release that continues to prove this title's worth in theNew 52. Highly recommended.

Justice League #18 is another really good release that does more than enough to keep their audience thoroughly entertained. Recommended.

Justice League #21 is a fitting finale that successfully brings this character into the current New 52 continuity. Highly recommended.

Justice League #24 is a great addition that impresses me from the first panel to the final page. If you're buying the event you need this. Highly recommended.

Justice League #42 represents a quality entry in a literary run that's second to none. The creative team continues to pile on their successes while building the stakes for what's about to happen, so by all means head to your local shop and pick this up!

Justice League #43 turned out to be an accessible and engaging entry that's bound to make more than a few fanboys and fangirls happy. With the right amount of build-up and preparation from the creative team this War is really starting to heat up in the right ways. The time has come so by all means go out to your local shop and grab yourself a copy.

Justice League #44 represents something that's exceedingly rare for one of the bit two companies in this industry, and that's an event actually handled right. Through a very strong creative team which boasts pretty pictures and consistently engaging plot development, we see a fourth entry that's more than worth its own price of admission. Highly recommended.

Justice League #47 is another good entry forDarkseid Waras it brings in the Crime Syndicate and starts a new act for this destructive conflict. It does all that under the instruction of a stellar creative team that earns recognition from this reviewer.

Justice League #48 is a high action pulse pounding entry that understands the narrative it's trying to tell. Add in a creative team that knows their stuff and there's no doubt that before the next era begins this opus will leave its mark!

King Conan: The Conqueror #1 is a triumph of execution, that places worthwhile odds within our hero's epic quest. Highly recommended.

King Conan: The Conqueror #3 does not break new ground but nonetheless it's still exemplary entertainment. It takes what Robert E. Howard made and runs with it in a way that never neglects the origins or actions of this barbarian. Recommended.

King Conan: The Conqueror #4 is one of only a handful of remaining issues in this rather lengthy adaptation. And even in its near finality it easily comes highly recommended.

King Conan: The Conqueror #5 is an adventure book that by Crom deserves a spot on your pull-list. If you haven't kept up there's no excuse as this easily earns a recommendation.

Mara #1 is an exceptionally good first outing that yields a striking future that's truly worth your exploration. Recommended.

Mara #2 is an excellent release, that handily earns a recommendation.

Mara #3 is an excellent extension of what has been a thoroughly compelling ride thus far. Recommended.

Mara #5 is an engaging ride from start to finish and it will have you glued to your seat. Highly recommended.

Mara #6 is truly an amazing comic because what this team crafts is nothing short of a crescendo which exemplifies the best of humanity despite our dark deeds. Highly recommended.

Red Sonja #1 is an excellent entry that proves that the well of ideas behind the franchise has not yet run dry. Highly recommended.

Red Sonja #3 is an emotionally charged entry that has a somewhat cheap cliffhanger, nonetheless it comes highly recommended.

Red Sonja #4 is a comic that impresses from beginning to end. It easily earns praise as it comes highly recommended.

Red Sonja #5 brings meat to the table, as it proves the power of this feature with enough bits that easily earn my praise. Recommended.

Red Sonja #6 is an absolutely solid finish that delivers a comic that needs to be, as this saga comes to good close. Recommended.

Red Sonja #7 is a tale of a hard-ridding fighter who's begun another epic. With quality content left in her wake this release comes recommended.

Red Sonja #8 is exactly the high quality affair I want to read. It's a near perfect vehicle for a protagonist that's seen her share of relaunches and all I can say is kudos to the creative team! Highly recommended.

Red Sonja #9 is not ground breaking, but it's a smartly realized and human journey that speaks volumes of this protagonist as it proves there's more narrative meat to gather in her journey. Highly recommended.

Red Sonja #10 is without a doubt a comic book that warrants both attention and praise. It honors the standing history of our heroine while building its own destiny. Highly recommended.

Red Sonja #11 is without a doubt another quality entry that could of easily been a misstep but it's not. There were a few moments where I had some doubts, especially following an elongated introduction, but in the end the entire machine speedily forged something worthwhile.Through the strength a steady creative team, a historically relevant narrative and a thorough inspection of our heroine's own psyche this one easily comes recommended.

Red Sonja #12 does exactly what an arc ender needs to. Every second is full of personality with a team that's just ready to strut their stuff in this must own.

Red Sonja #14 features an arc that cuts right to the core of who our She-Devil is. And the creative team, to their credit, handles that smoothly with a piece that comes recommended.

This issue was a bit slow paced, but that's not a bad thing. With a very good script and exceptional art this latest issue of Spawn comesrecommended.

Spawn #223 is an excellent release that may be dialogue heavy but ityieldsa very a riveting read. Highly recommended.

Spawn #225 is a riveting read that confirms all of our heroes darkest fears. If you've been reading this series since ‘Endgame‘ or earlier, here's where your patience starts to pay off. Highly recommended.

Spawn #226 is another really good issue that fills in some blanks while illuminating where this arc might just be going. Highly recommended.

Spawn #227 is without a doubt an engaging ride that may not be as perfect as it needs to be, but fans will be satisfied with its final results. Recommended.

Spawn #228 is another really good issue that further proves that there's plenty of life left in this green-eyed anti-hero. Recommended.

Spawn #229 is yet another example of how you continue to evolve something that's been around for about two decades. The creative team works together to create a successfully realized rendition that pays respect to the saga that came before this moment it time as it charges forward on its own course. Recommended.

Spawn #230 is a solid issue with some rigid edges. But thanks to the twists and turns accompanied by some exceptional art this comic book comes recommended.

Spawn #231is an engaging release that comes highly recommended.

Spawn #232 is great and you should go out and pick it up. Highly recommended.

Spawn #233 is an outstanding comic book that may not successfully redefine the franchise, but it certainly continues an upward swing in quality that has made this series worthy of a look. Highly recommended.

Spawn #235 is a potent, powerful and engaging entry that comes highly recommended.

Spawn #232 is an offering that does a lot to continue the momentum of the series. The overall pacing was a tad bit slow, but not enough to prevent a recommendation.

Spawn #237 is another great issue that earns praise. Highly recommended.

Spawn #238 is another comic that offers up plenty of substance while it continues to thrive on its roots. Recommended.

Spawn #276 is a great start to zn arc where questions run rampant with disturbing images and an engaging style to boost it. Extremely well done first issue from this new creative team, as their work more than earns recognition, praise and a spot on your pull-list.

Spawn #277 proves that this is still a high caliber title that more than deserves a spot on your pull-list. As I wrote earlier if you haven't been following along this really is a great spot to join and it's only two issues in. So by all means go grab yourself a copy of this plus #276!

Spawn #278 is a high caliber horror ride from beginning to end! The creative team continues to spin their yarn offering an accessible arc that's eager to bring on some current, old and new fans in the narrative process. So by all means rush out and grab a copy, you really deserve it!

Spawn #289 is here and it's a prime example as to why you need this book on your pull-list! It's outstanding that after all this time the creative team still finds ways to keep this saga relevant and engaging. You can't argue with the overall quality as this comes highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #1 is a solid first outing that will quickly catch up any new followers while smartly forging ahead in its own way. You could not ask for a better team than the one we've got and I can't wait to read what they do next. Recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #2 is not a shinning example of how you tell a story in this galaxy, but it was a joyride from beginning to end. Between the concert work of the three members of this particular creative team and despite the rather minimal amount of text found here, this latest issue in this ongoing series comes recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #3 is another excellent extension of this universe, as it does just enough right for both fanboys and fangirls to be worthy of the heritage it now represents. Recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #4is an excellent comic book that easily earns some serious praise. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #5 continues to spin a yarn that's both familiar and fresh. With the introduction of a new dark lord I can honestly say that I can't wait to read what happens next. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy Volume 2 #6 continues to prove that this continuation is not only a smartly crafted affair but it's also one of the better incarnations of this aged franchise. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #7 continues to prove the strength of this new volume. So grab your lightsaber and your blaster kids, it's time to go Sith hunting. Recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #8 is a great addition to a truly outstanding volume. Trust me when I say this is one journey staring a descendant that's living up to its namesake. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #9 is another opportunity for the force sensitive among us to jump on board for this wild romp among the stars. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #10 is exactly what I wanted for Christmas. It's an action packed thrill-ride that should be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #11 may well represent the last title to delve into this corner of the timeline, and if this is any indication than this year, 2014, is going to see it go out with swagger and style. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #12 is a second volume continuation that proves that this is not an overweight glob of grease but rather a fine tuned machine that deserves another joyride. Recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #15 is an outstanding comic book that carries enough heart and purpose to earn a spot on your pull-list. If you haven't been following this volume pick this one up and grab the last few issues as well, trust me you won't regret it. Highly recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #16 is that engaging space romp that does more than enough right to expand upon its own foundation while offering honest adventure for its devoted fanbase. Recommended.

Star Wars: Legacy #18 brings its narrative path to a close but ends its intergalactic shenanigans on the right note, so what more can a dedicated fan possibly ask for? Recommended.

The Blood Queen #1 is a comic that despite some minor scuffs soars high. The creative team delivers an opening issue that without a doubt carries a lot of interest and deserves to generate tremendous buzz because this one comes highly recommended.

The Blood Queen #2 is another engaging outing that bares some lackluster moments here and there, but continues to lay enough seeds to offer a promising future. To put it simply: this is a comic book that earns my recommendation.

The Blood Queen #4 is a provocative piece of literature. It uses the written in a methodical manner that may not be as exciting as other titles hitting local shops this week, but it manages to do enough to leave a mark. I'll admit that there are faults within but I'm still absolutely intrigued, as I'll keep coming back for more. Recommended.

The Blood Queen #5 is a strong step in the right direction for a new epic. The franchise has planted quite a few seeds along the way and it's going to be interesting to see how the creative team handles them in the future. Highly recommended.

The Blood Queen #6 is the finale for this volume, but I hope that we'll see a sequel at some point down the road because there just was not enough closure. Still as it is it does enough right tocome recommended.

The Shadow Now #1 doesn't need to exist. But it is an interesting idea that builds off of the contained notions of the franchise in ways that inspire. Highly recommended.

The Shadow Now #4 is an exceptional entry that has me excited for the future. Highly recommended.

The Shadow Now #5 is a more than worthwhile read that should generate deserved excitement as this slightly updated take heads in for its final moments. Recommended.

The Shadow Now #6 is a solid and good tale that's worth a look, even if the end result is just a wee bit too neat. Recommended.

Trish Out Of Water #1 is without a doubt a great beginning to a compelling character . The comic book easily earns high praise from me, as it comes highly recommended.

Trish Out of Water #2 is a great comic book that impresses on so many wonderful levels. From beginning to end it easily earns my praise. Recommended.

Trish Out of Water #3 is another entry in the library of a franchise, that needs to be on your pull-list. Highly recommended.

Trish Out of Water #4 is by no means perfect but it certainly has my attention and it deserves to garner yours as well. Recommended.

Trish Out of Water #5 is exactly the type of ending this needed. Paths are somewhat realized while mysteries continue, and fans will be left hoping that a new volume gets announced rather quickly. Highly recommended.

Wild Blue Yonder #1 is a thrilling release that deserves to be on your pull-list. Recommended.

Wild Blue Yonder #2 is part odyssey and family drama that exists wrapped up in a shimmering glaze that's sure to attract followers. Highly recommended.

Wild Blue Yonder #3 is a great comic that proves the worth of not just the series but the creative team behind it. It's an original vision that's sure to please fanboys and fangirls as it comes highly recommended.

Wild Blue Yonder #4 is a rock-solid jaunt that continues the success of this original title without sacrificing it's core for a forced cliffhanger. And despite some minor misgivings the latest entry easily glides toward a recommendation.

Witchblade #1 really is a great start with a fresh twist! The creative team has something on their hands that, if handled right, could bring back an entire comic book universe that's been missed on many pull-lists. And if this inaugural outing is any indication I'm eager to see where they take the franchise and this new bearer in the months to come, as there's more than a few narrative seeds put to soil that are worth exploring.

Witchblade #2 gets closer to the world we once knew with all the trimmings of something more current. No scantily clad interactions instead we have a moody atmosphere brought to life in an array of pages that speak directly to the core of what the property can be. In other words: if you haven't given the new volume a shot yet by all means go out and nab that first issue plus this one to give yourself a wholly happy day!

Witchblade #7 was worth the wait as the creative team starts their new arc on the right food. Dynamic pictures just pop when they're combined with compelling dialogue which allows this volume to shine without relying on the history of the franchise.

Adam.3 #2 is an absolutely engaging piece of fiction that excels through the might of its creator. I appreciated the format decisions as I eagerly shower this title with praise and recommend it to any curious onlookers that might want to try something new.

Adam.3 #3 is another rousing entry that makes use of its time while dealing with the mid-point of its overallarc. What we have here is simply a worthwhile adventure title that easily deserves to find itself an audience.

Adam.3 #4 is the type of new age iteration of an old fashion yarn that bridges the gap between generations. As a sort of modern day high stake adventure genre we see a really solid creator do his thing with enough goodin the end to keep an audience.

All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #9 is a stellar outing that carries some really impressive moments, especially for the scribe. How he goes about the final few pages while offering a big tease as to what will happen next for our team is simply outstanding in every sense of the word.

Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #2is what I hope to find within the landscape of Battleworld. It's a jaunt that further explores a familiar playerin a new light while not abandoning the core elements that have allowed Peter Parker to be a fan favorite all these years.

Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #5 is astrongfinish that carriedsome corny moments but never failed to inspire. For that reason the creative team more than earns recognition and praise as this one comes recommended.

Aphrodite V #2 is early enough in the new volume that if you missed issue one just go out and grab this! The team delivers a welcoming issue that cements an insanely awesome mini-series which features a robotic assassin trying to be more than she is.

Armor Hunters: Harbinger #3 proves to me that Marvel and DC both need to pay attention to how these smaller companies handle events. From Zenescope to Top Cow and beyond we've seen developers take opportunities like this and run with them in a way that expands their cast but also makes tie-ins like this one worthwhile. For that reason this one comes recommended.

Aspen Universe: Decimation #1 is exactly the event fans want it to be! With the past and future at play this title is off to a stellar start with a high caliber creative team at its back. They seem more than primed to touch all the characters they can in a narrative that's strong from cover to cover. There's room for growth but man oh man it's easy to hold this up as a crossover done well and we're two issues in!

Aspen Universe: Decimation #2 is ripe with action, tension and adventure as the creative team pushes their arc forward with great haste! As they involve villains and heroes in an open war that could very well spell doom for several prominent characters while building up a crossover title that oh so needs to find a spot on your pull-list. So by all means rush out to your local comic shop and grab a copy this week.

From its first issue to this finale the book came in a pretty tight package. And Aspen Universe: Decimation #4 wraps things up in a way that doesn't feel overly fast while showing the strength of a more than worthwhile event in the process. For longtime fans we saw the return of favored characters from both Shrugged and Charismagic, but for new readers it's a welcome mat to an exciting world that's connected.

Avengers #21 is a rock solid entry that continues the relevance of Infinity, as the series that started it all begins to mine some untapped potential. Recommended.

Avengers #31 is a quality release that earns attention while forging its own destiny. I have to admit it feels slightly reminiscent of what DC Comics is currently doing but the creative team births enough originality to make my job easy. Highly recommended.

Here's the deal:Barbarella #1 carries a slow burn that builds to a sturdy series of events that will no doubt earn itself a place on more than a few pull-lists this week. It's exactly what you're expecting it to be plus a little bit extra which, thanks to a stellar team at its back, quickly turns this Dynamite revival into a more than worthy jaunt which excites and incites us to tag along with an old school heroine.

Barbarella #2 is full of good from cover to cover. The creative team understand the character they're continuing, so much so that we see her strengths clearly defined even as the narrative dips into murky waters. In other words there's no doubt that this is a journey worth taking.

Here's one release that was easy to grade, as Barbarella #12comes highly recommended. So if for some reason you haven't been reading this volume please snag a copy plus the previous back issues, because whether you love the icon or not the team turned in a worthy adventure.

Battlestar Galactica #4 is excellent as this outstanding creative team continues their time-traveling yarn that's oozing with complications. Recommended.

Battlestar Galactica #5 delivers on almost every front, as this comic book yields a romp that embraces its own share of camp. That might sound off-putting but trust me it more than works. Highly recommended.

Broken Pieces #4 is a strong penultimate issue that will please fans as they brace themselves for what looks to be a very climactic forthcoming finale. Recommended.

Broken Pieces #5 is a fitting and emotional finish that will leave fans thoroughly satisfied. Highly recommended.

As always with these type of yarns things take a turn for the worse whileAndy and his pals are faced with growing problems in their town. Burnouts #3 is new reader friendly from start to finish, boasting a creative team that seems ready to deliver the goods. Recommended.

Concrete Park: R-E-S-P-E-C-T #1 is an engaging start which shows a lot of promise. It took one issue to win me over and I can't wait for the next one. Recommended.