Head to your local comic book shop and give this gem a read, then let us know what you think!

This is a fantastic read for anyone who grew up with Betty Boop. You can't get this kind of nostalgia just anywhere and it is well worth the read. For those younger readers who don't know Betty Boop that well, now is your chance to become a fan. This issue is a great start to what I expect will be an insanely entertaining series. Betty Boop is back, and better than ever. This issue comes out on October 5th, so make sure to head to your local comic book shop and give it a read.

This is an amazing issue to start off the series. Wood's writing is enthralling beyond belief, and there's so much more to think about than just the storyline. The values that some characters hold are so warped and irrational. As of now, all I can hope is that Isaac and Grace are alive and well. For anyone into sociology, anthropology, politics, and a damn good story, you can't miss out on this!

Regardless of whether you're a Hulk fan or not, this issue is one that can't be passed up. The death of Bruce Banner is one of the biggest events in Marvel nowadays, and will not be forgotten any time soon. With that, I'll warn you to be ready for some intense emotions, relatable reactions, and a damn good read.

I haven't been this impressed with a comic book in a long time. So much havoc, wreckage, time travel, awesomeness, and adventures of epic proportions! To say I'm happy with this issue is a gross understatement of how I truly feel right now. To see one of my favorite bands coming into one of my favorite mediums with such a strong start makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Whether or not you know of and/or have heard GWAR's music, you're going to love this issue. It's clear that it took a lot of time and effort, and this creative team has orchestrated something truly unique and beautiful, to say the least.

Judging by the last page of this issue, we're in for some real fun. Any Mignola and/or Hellboy fan is going to love the precision with which this issue has been orchestrated. I am beyond impressed with the story thus far, and I'm already at the edge of my seat! You can pick this issue up at your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) to start reading up on Hellboy's latest mission!

This is a great issue that brings a lot of fun and nostalgic themes to light: staying in on the weekend to play video games, starting a garage band that you want to go somewhere but are really just doing for the fun of it, being around people you've known forever, youth, innocence, if I go on I might start to cry. Any and all fans of Archie need to read this issue, and most definitely keep an eye out on the CW, January 26th, for the premiere of Riverdale!

In the back of this issue, we come to find that a lot of this issue was inspired by Richard Matheson and The Shrinking Man. It's easy to see the influences, but it warrants a second read just to see if you can pick up on them. This horror series is not only back in the comic book game, but a TV pilot is being written by Joe Hill himself, to be produced by IDW Entertainment. If it's anything like this issue, we're in for a damn good time. Get stoked! And head over to your local comic book shop to pick up the Locke & Key books to catch up on this horrific yet playfully heartwarming series.

This story is one that I haven't stopped recommending since I was young, and I never will. But now, I have a different version to recommend. Doran's take on this story will leave you dumbfounded with emotion and deep thought. If you're a Gaiman fan, this absolutely has to be in your library. If you aren't, this short story might change that. Either way, check it out at your local comic book shop and let us know what you think.

This series is all Lemire's. He controls it all, and is able to do whatever he wants, creatively, to give us a work of art that is truly his own. Aside from his work on Hawkeye, X-Men, Wolverine, and Moon Knight, Lemire is showing us a lot of talent here. This is a really enthralling issue that is bound to get your attention and never let it go. For your own good, visit your local comic book shop and give this a read.

This science-fiction bit of Hellboy's supernatural storyline is something completely unexpected but incredibly intriguing. For longtime fans of Hellboy and new readers alike, this is the perfect read to get your "From the Pages of Hellboy" fix. The Visitor is bound to witness what his race thought couldn't exist: a demon turned hero. But knowing Hellboy, there are probably going to be tons of obstacles along the way. I don't know about you guys, but I'm beyond stoked to stick around and see what happens next.

This issue is a great read for any The X-Files fan. Serving as a prequel to the series, this series doesn't require much prior knowledge of the concept to understand it. This series should be really fun to keep up with. Let's find out just how Mulder and Scully became the unbeatable duo they are!

This is a very gloomy, impressive start to the new story arc. I'm excited to see Edward's character develop a bit more"maybe he'll even end up working with the Brotherhood of Ra. The creative team has done a fine job of drawing us in; subsequent issues will tell if they'll keep our attention or not. Meanwhile, for any fan of Mignola or the pages of Hellboy, this is most definitely a must-read.

For any and every horror, sci-fi, and Aliens fan, this issue is a must-read. It feels like this is going to be a really enthralling series, and I can't wait to see how the crew (or just the engineering officer) handles the Xenomorph(s). Stokoe has done a brilliant job on the premiere issue, and I'm already addicted. To check out this gem of a book for yourself, get out to your local comic shop and give it a read!

The ending of this issue is bound to catch your attention. It stands out from the rest of the issue in terms of content and artwork. But be warned: it is super graphic"really awesome and almost profound, but seriously graphic. This is a really enthralling read, but there's a lot more to pay attention to than just the story. The small details are what make this issue so perfect. Keep reading and keep up with all upcoming 27 issues. For any fan of horror, action, crime, and/or Gaiman himself, this is a must-read series.

For a character whose life has essentially become about his voice, the creative team certainly uses the concept of silence to their advantage. The creative team has done an excellent job with this issue, and I couldn't be happier upon turning the back cover. It's moody, dark, intellectual, and ever so clever. Black Bolt fan or not, you'll appreciate this issue, guaranteed.

Clearly, the creative team has done its job. This series gets more and more interesting with every issue. Not only that, but I get more on edge every time I read this series. Yeah, I feel for the people in the comic, but it reminds me more of what real life is like, and any book that can evoke that kind of fear has been written almost too well. I fully and wholeheartedly recommend this book to any and every adult that can handle some offensive profanity and violence. Trust me; this is well worth the read.

This is an amazing addition to Civil War II. It includes revered characters and heroes in situations that we haven't really seen them in before. I haven't disclosed what the verdict is, so you'll have to see for yourself whether or not Barton walks a free man. Make sure to pick up this issue from your local comic book shop (which can be found with the Comic Shop Locator Service). Enjoy!

The creative team has done a fantastic job on this issue, and it can only lead to more brilliance. Karnak and Ulysses have a lot of work to do, and I can't wait to see their dynamic as they take it on together.

This is a great collection of stories that brings back the classic type of writing that defined horror comics. For any and all horror fans, this is a must-read book.

I am beyond happy that there is a book from DC that doesn't fall directly in with its "popular" line of books. This series has a very clear and defined tone, voice, and theme. Fans that have read Gerard Way's previous work and those who aren't really into superheroes are going to adore this series. Having grown up with this writer, reading his words and listening to his music, I can honestly say that Way never disappoints, and he is always original. For an amazing read, pick up Doom Patrol at your local comic book shop and let us know what you think!

Anyone who likes fantasy should enjoy this series. Honestly, I'm more of a science than magic person myself, so I find Boone's views on life really interesting. I must say, my favorite part of this issue was the flashback when Boone was explaining about explanation. This is a really interesting character that I am already rooting for. I don't know what he's doing with his life after this murder case, but I want him to succeed. In any case, I have no doubt that he will. For a thoughtful read with themes bigger than just what is on the page, this book is definitely for you.

This issue effectively tied up a lot of loose ends. Now that the first year is over, I'm beyond excited to see where Allison takes this group of ragtag students next. Wherever they go, I will happily follow. To read this insanely entertaining series, head over to your local comic book shop and give it a read.

This is a fantastic issue that's definitely for anyone who's a fan of this kind of really busy, gritty, but vibrant artwork. The storyline is a bit crazy and unrealistic, but that's kind of the point of the book"to get into another reality. It's a really immersive book that I have such high hopes for. If you like the sound of it, make sure to grab a copy at your local comic book shop!

This is a book for every Hellboy fan out there. For an epic adventure with a horror twist and some crime thrown in, look no further. Mignola and his team couldn't have done a better job with this book, and I am beyond stoked that it comes in a hardcover format. So, what the heck are you still doing here? Get to your local comic shop and pick up a copy for your own library today!

This miniseries has been quite a ride. Watching Sarah through this lengthened mental breakdown is both sad and satisfying, now that she is finally with her family. I've thought of a lot of different concepts while reading this series. Mental illness, loss of a loved one, being haunted by your past, paranormal encounters, gun control, and so much more. Tomasi and Bertram have orchestrated nothing short of a masterpiece in House of Penance"a thought-provoking and deeply disturbing masterpiece.

This issue exceeded every single one of my expectations. Bendis has got Doom's character down and, with Maleev's creative genius, Victor is able to go to the next level of characterization. In case I didn't imply it enough, I fully recommend this issue to any Marvel fan out there.

The Injustice 2 video game comes out on May 16th, so make sure to pre-order your copy now at injustice.com!

This issue definitely shows more direction than the first one. We see a lot more of the narrative here, and smaller, quiet character moments really help bring sympathy and intimacy to the book. Now that we see a clear conflict in place, it'll be interesting to watch how Batman decides to deal with it. Make sure to keep reading the series and, if you haven't already, check out the Injustice 2 video game, out now!

I'm sure I'm not the only one who is absolutely pumped about the new Iron Man (Ironheart) being a female minority. Comic books are getting into equal representation, and that is beyond beneficial to not only the industry, but the community as well. Given recent incidents, there has been a lot of hate spread around concerning gender, race, sexual orientation, etc. It's awesome to see that, at least, the comic book industry isn't being fazed by such hate. I can't wait to see what super genius Riri Williams has in store for us! Head out to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) and pick up this issue"I promise it won't disappoint you.

Greg Pak is a creative writer with a beautiful talent for storytelling. For his first creator-owned series, he splices the fantasy and western genres together to create a strange yet satisfying story of a man simply trying to be a regular human being again. Will he ever find his wife? Will the Chinese ever let him live peacefully? Will the bounty on his head ever go away? Keep reading to find out!

Any fan of Moon Girl is going to love this issue. Not only is it executed in the perfect manner, but it presents a storyline that is as enticing as ever. Like I said, I have no idea where the plot is going to go from here, but I'm sticking around to find out. If you'd like to, too, head to your local comic shop and give this gem a read!

Fans of My Little Pony " particularly fans of Fluttershy- will definitely want this issue. For new readers this is an interesting jumping-on point. This issue gives readers a fair idea of what the Ponies are about without drowning them in all the minutiae of a tour of Ponyville or Equestria.

This book is twisted and wrong in the best way. Issue #1 is a really great start to what I think is going to be a very intriguing series. If you're someone who likes outsiders or loves the strange, this book is definitely for you.

The creative team on this series has done a fantastic job with issue #1, and the story is as captivating as it is disturbing. This is definitely a series to keep an eye on.

Mignola has a knack for blending action, adventure, and horror into one cohesive, entertaining story. Even if the storyline of "kids start to go missing from a town"whodunit?" isn't a new one by any means, Mignola is still going to put his dark, twisted flair onto it and make it a unique series. This series is no exception to his masterful craft, and that's a good thing. The creative team has done a fabulous job on this series, and given us yet another flawless excerpt from the pages of Hellboy.

If you're into political stories and/or UFO/extraterrestrial mythology, this series is one that you can't afford to miss out on. IDW will also be publishing the first 14 issues of Saucer Country, so be sure to read up on what happened before the events of this series, too!

By definition, anthology series tend to be uneven. A story that appeals to a certain group of readers may not appeal to others. IDW has a very talented and diverse staff of writers and artists. It will be interesting to see what happens when some of these dissimilar yet highly talented storytellers are given an opportunity to share their visions.

Star Wars fans, Carrie Fisher fans, Poe Dameron fans, Charles Soule fans, you can't miss out on this one. This issue is a powerful homage to Fisher and everything she offered us. Head to your local comic shop and give this gem of a book a read.

Being a long time Tank Girl fan, I might be biased when I say that everyone should read this issue. However, it's much better to have read the series before starting at issue #4, so head out to your local comic shop and catch up! Tank Girl is a character that we can relate to, envy, hate, love, and everything in between. It's going to be interesting seeing her team deal with World War II"this is going to be good, so make sure you keep reading along!

For fans of Tank Girl, you're going to love this issue. The whole team is back together, but of course things don't go according to plan. For new fans, you're going to be amazed by the sheer amount of ridiculousness that is Tank Girl!

None of this should take away from the fact that this is a brilliant and faithful adaptation of a classic.Fans of Dexter, Hannibal,and Patrick Batemanwho want to take it to the next levelneed to read this. People who want to meet a real monster need to read this. People who want to understand what Hannah Arendt meant by 'The Banality of Evil.' need to read this.

The creative team has done an amazing job on this premiere issue, and I can't wait to read more! This gorgeous issue comes out tomorrow, so don't forget to head out to your local comic shop and give it a read!

I'm rather glad that this series turned out to be more about the Visitor than Hellboy himself. I wasn't expecting that, and it was definitely a nice surprise. This issue is damn near perfect, and I was honestly bummed when I flipped the last page. I'm not all too sure of where the Visitor is going to go from here, what he is going to do, if he is going to stay for Hellboy or the chance of meeting another human to share his life with" But I'm excited to find out. The final issue is on its way, so keep reading!

The premise of this storyline is one we've all thought about, especially in modern times with our current political problems and authoritative corruption. Connecting a work of fiction to our lives is the best way to grab readers' attention, and Johnson does it well. This series is a great way to look at the consequences of political unrest, "defiant" or "free" citizenship (you choose), and standing up for what one thinks is right. Anyone who enjoys a dramatic storyline with political undertones is going to love this series"a beautiful work of prospect indeed.

This is a great way to continue the series. The mystery is slowly starting to unfold, and it is just getting good. Witchfinder: City of the Dead is going to be an awesome series. For fans of Hellboy, Mignola, and horror, you can't miss out on this issue.

Illustrated by: Ken Lashley, Ibraim Roberson, Leonard Kirk & Guillermo Ortego

The creative team on this series has done a superb job so far, and I am more than ready to read more. Are these X-Men going to try to get back to their time? Will their "leader" direct them to do good or bad? Will they listen? What threat is next, and how will they deal with it? This is an issue that any and every X-Men fan needs to read. So, what are you waiting for? Get to your local comic shop and pick up a copy!

This is an amazing issue that does a great job of setting up the rest of the series. Even if the Brotherhood is just getting started, so are the X-Men.

This is a great issue that takes us on a brand new journey with the two goofiest, coolest dudes in the Valiant Universe. I have so many questions, so I can't wait for part two of this story arc. There is a lot of mystery surrounding Armstrong at the moment, and I'm stoked to find out just what he's hiding"or what's hiding from him!

This issue progresses the straight up weird scenario of Archer and Armstrong being stuck in a circus with a bunch of Armstrong clones. It's definitely a must-read book for anyone keeping up with the series and/or fans of the series. It's enjoyable, but previous knowledge of past issues does help in understanding the storyline, so new readers probably won't like it as much as we who have been reading every issue as they are released. Nonetheless, this is a bizarre yet beautiful issue, and I can't wait to see what happens next!

This is a really fun issue with a thick plot that leaves us hanging at the end. Finn and Jake come across something epic, but we don't see what it is. Next issue, we'll find out how this whole mystery ends! So, head to your local comic shop and start reading!

This is an issue that Adventure Time fans are going to love. It sticks close to the usual humor we see in the cartoon, and brings it to a new medium. It looks perfect and reads like a charm. This issue is in comic shops today, so make sure to get out to your local shop and pick up a copy for yourself!

In each story, there is unique and imaginative content. From writing to artwork, the creative team on this book has done an amazing job putting together a truly spOooktacular piece of work for us to read. These stories are all loads of fun for all-ages (they aren't too scary), and make for an excellent read. Adventure Time fans, this is a must-read!

This issue keeps the Guardians in a movie-focused light, but offers a new and exciting storyline for everyone to enjoy. While things are pretty typical for the group as a whole, there are small aspects of the story that indicate something bigger is going on than we readers know about. It'll be interesting to see where this series goes, so keep reading!

I'm not sure where things are going to go from here, but I can't wait to find out! What are all those Groots for? How are they keeping Baby Groot from re-growing? Will the Guardians make it away from the Collector alive? What does the Grandmaster have going on with Gamora, and why is she hiding it? I have no doubt that Duggan will answer all our questions in subsequent issues, but for now, you've got to check out this issue. All-New Guardians of the Galaxy is doing a great job of keeping us entertained and interested, and I'm pumped to see what's next!

This story is getting intense. I don't know what Wolverine's next move is, but at least we know that, technically, the virus can be cured. I'm hoping all our questions will be answered, but we'll have to keep reading to find out!

This new series from Aftershock will definitely get you thinking. This almost post-apocalyptic story will either have you fearing animals or loving them. But either way, you're going to enjoy one awesome book!

This is a great issue that definitely mixes things up in the series. I'm not going to lie; I hope Archie and Betty get back together. At the very least, they deserve the chance to be friends (or at least not be so awkward around each other). I'm excited to see what happens next"and who the heck won the talent show?!

This issue introduces a lot of drama into Riverdale, and takes our protagonist(s) on a journey they won't soon forget. For Archie fans, this is a must-read. Now that Betty and Archie are this close, who knows what could happen?!

Waid continues his insanely entertaining remake of Archie with this issue. I was wondering when supporting characters would come into play, and I'm stoked that they finally are. Riverdale is about to get a lot more interesting, so make sure to stick around and see what happens!

The creative team on this issue has done an amazing job pushing the story forward in a fun, entertaining, and classic Archie style. A must have for any Archie fan, issue #17 is a great read. Head over to your local comic shop and check it out!

The creative team on this issue has done an amazing job pushing the story forward in a fun, entertaining, and classic Archie style. A must have for any Archie fan, issue #17 is a great read. Head over to your local comic shop and check it out!

This is a great issue to add to the series. It's bound to cause quite a stir in Riverdale, and make or break certain friendships. I have no idea if Betty is going to be able to forgive Archie"or if she's even okay enough to talk to him about it (assuming it was her car that fell off the cliff). Either way, next issue should prove to be an emotional one, and I can't wait to read it!

This is a great one-shot from Archie, so you don't need to have any prior knowledge of the ongoing series to understand the storyline. Any fans of the franchise are going to love this issue. It does utilize stereotypes about punk rock as a genre of music and a subculture, but only to clearly get the message across. This story is just a ton of nostalgia, what with the Ramones, Archie and his gang, and the inclusion of CBGB. I fully recommend this issue to anyone looking for a good, lighthearted read.

This issue is filled with fast-paced action sequences, horror, the supernatural, and so much more. It's truly a thrilling read, and a definite must-read for any Mignola fans. The end is near, so keep reading to see what happens!

First and foremost, this is a detective story. Most Batman books are action-focused, but this one gets back to the roots of both characters. It's a great introduction to the series, which looks promising thus far. So, head to your local comic shop and give this issue a read!

Overall, this is a great book to start the series. This issue has a ton of creepiness and eerie tones. I do wish the stories were longer, but that's pretty much the only thing wrong with the book. Horror fans are going to love this and even some impressionable children. Read with caution!

This issue doesn't hold the kind of storyline we're used to seeing these days. Fans of mainstream comics probably won't find much pleasure in reading this series, at least not with the first issue, but fans of alternative comics might. Horror fiends and political junkies, this might just be for you. It's a strange mix of themes that surprisingly mix really well together; this is definitely a title that will stand out on the shelf. I'm hoping for more depth as the series goes on, but for now, I'm pretty satisfied with the premiere issue.

Towards the end of the issue, Brand gets a tip about how to deal with the "poison" inside of him (the ailment that the doctors can't see), so we'll see if he's able to redeem himself. We also get a creepy cliffhanger at the end of the issue that I'm not quite sure what to make of just yet, but it sure does look promising! For horror fans, this series is a must-read.

This issue is a perfect example of the imaginative stories that Bob's Burgers exhibits. The comic book series is a bit less realistic than the TV show, but it extends the storyline to places we would never imagine. This is most definitely a must-read for any and all Bob's Burgers fans. You can pick it up on October 12 from your local comic book shop!

I haven't seen a creative team work more in sync with each other than this in a while. Each character has flaws, and we are reminded of them constantly. Briggs Land is a place where nearly anything can happen, so I'm at the edge of my seat waiting to see how Grace handles her new land and even what she has done in her past to make her capable of this. This series is definitely worth the read for anyone who enjoys a dramatic story with a lot of depth and characterization.

Any Buffy fan is going to be stoked about this new series, Season 11, and a new story arc of awesomeness! To fans of the TV show, this series is going to help you get the Buffy fix you've been craving for years. New readers are going to understand this issue just as easily as veteran readers of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I'm excited for you guys to check this series out. From writing to artwork and everything in between"shading, lettering, coloring, etc."this issue is the perfect start to the series. Get pumped and head out to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) to pick it up!

This book poses a great question: When Buffy is already a target for the confined, how much worse can things get when she's their authority figure? We'll have to wait and find out, but I have a feeling she's going to have to deal with a lot more than just a few brawls here and there. Buffy fans, get to your local comic book shop and read this issue so you can prepare for what's coming in March!

I'm looking forward to seeing how this series pans out. Right now, we don't have many established relationships with these characters, so I'm not as interested as I could be. However, conscious human flesh eaters make a better topic than the normal brain-eating zombie that has been the fad for quite some time now. This is a great addition to Image's lineup of books, and it's well worth the read for any horror fan.

Powell and Buscema make an excellent creative team. The humor and horror are perfectly balanced, and it reads really well. If you've read The Goon and like that style of writing, you're going to love this miniseries. Dark Horse has been putting out some really interesting books lately, and this is no exception, so head to your local comic book shop and give it a read!

For a dark humorous book, look no further. Horror and comedy readers alike will love this series. It incorporates so many writing techniques and crosses genres to create one seriously entertaining story. The creative team has done an amazing job with this issue, and I couldn't recommend it more, especially to Eric Powell fans out there.

Marvel is showing the darkness that lies ahead, and the heroes that fell out of heroism. Will they be able to fight their way back?

For Batgirl fans, Suicide Squad fans, and comic lovers alike, this is a great read for you. Be sure to pick it up at your local comic book shop (use comicshoplocator.com if you're having trouble finding one) and let us know what you think!

Crime fans who like a bit of a darker story, head out to your local comic book shop and pick this issue up; you will not be disappointed.

This is a series that pushes the boundaries of reality but still has enough relatability to keep us interested. This is a great read for adults and teenagers (it's rated "T"). It has a fun writing style, serious themes, hilarious characters, and lighthearted artwork. Any Archie fan or Dan Parent fan is going to love this series, so head over to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) and give it a read!

This issue is the start to what I imagine will be a really interesting series. I'm left with tons of questions and a mind full of possibilities. I have no idea where Kaplan is going to take the series from here, but I do know that from this one issue alone, I'm already hooked.

Although Elektra makes a very stealthy move, she really doesn't seem all to ninja-esque, as she's pretty out in the open. This is an interesting way to change up her character, but I'm not too sure what kind of series it'll make for. Either way, I'm stoked for more. Elektra can't seem to leave her old life behind, so there is bound to be action going forward. Keep reading to see what happens!

This is a great issue that showcases the X-Men in all their selfless glory. With a creative team this imaginative, this one-shot was bound to be a success!

I'm not too sure what to expect, but I'm excited to see how Bemis is going to follow this up. This is a series that will be a great read for all Marvel fans, but mostly those who are looking for something new. Bemis' sophisticated writing style along with Talajic's expressive artistry creates the perfect book!

This is a great book that gives us a nostalgic throwback to the '80s when the Fighting Fantasy books were being released. Fans of the original series are going to love this issue, and it's the perfect story to get new readers into it, too!

This is a series that brings a lot of new faces to an old team of heroes that we know and love. Xavier's legacy lives on in this new generation of mutants. So far, they're not acting like a cohesive unit at all, but I'm really hoping these kids can get on board with the concept of being a new X-Men team. We'll just have to keep reading to see what happens!

Giant Days has grown to be one of my favorite comic book series out these days. Not only is it funny, but it's relatable. Our trio of protagonists isn't made of special people to the world. Susan, Esther, and Daisy are normal kids just trying to grow up without getting in too much trouble or hurting themselves. This truly is one of the greatest series I've read, solely because of the relief I feel when I read about these girls and think, "Huh, I'm not the only one like that." If you haven't read any of this series yet, what are you waiting for? Make a trip to your local comic shop and get hip!

Giant Days was quickly one of my favorite series when it was released, and it's still high up on my list. I don't usually read comics as comedic as this, but I seriously can't get enough of this series. If you haven't checked it out yet, head to your local comic shop to do yourself a favor and start reading it. This is a great issue to add to the series, and I can't wait to see what happens next!

Giant Days became one of my favorite series with issue #1, and continues to stay high up on the list. The creative team always does a fantastic job orchestrating an appropriately dramatic story of everyday life. If you haven't already, head to your local comic shop and check out this gem of a series.

This is a great issue to read if you're into fantasy. The environment has some relatable elements to it, but the storyline is mostly set in a world that lets us escape our own. I'm really excited to see where Ennay and Bud end up, because their journey gets a lot more serious at the end of this issue. Intrigued? If so, head over to your local comic shop (comicshoplocator.com) and give it a read!

This is the start to what I expect will be a series no less than enthralling. The creative team on this story has done a great job thus far, and I can't wait to see what they've got in store for us. As of now, yeah, Mabel wants to kill Mac, but I'm really rooting for their nonexistent relationship. We'll just have to keep reading to see what happens!

This is a great comic for new Guardians of the Galaxy fans, as it's a one-shot; you don't need to have read much of the series to know what's going on or how the team operates. It's a fun way to see the Guardians on just another status quo adventure. And with the release of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the hype is all around this hilarious group of heroes. Whether you're a diehard Guardians fan or not, you're going to love this issue.

This is a great issue to add to the series. The Guardians have found themselves in quite a pickle and, before they can figure out how to complete the mission, they have to find a way out of this mess. At this point, I have no idea how they can possibly escape, so it'll be fun to see them try!

This is a really great issue to start the series. Our protagonist is an unreliable narrator who I'm sure will give us a story to enjoy. Higgins and Siegel write Simon's character with a great deal of carefulness and depth. This is definitely a series that any sci-fi fan will enjoy.

This series gets better and better with every issue. At this point, I'm on the edge of my seat, because the entire fate of Harrow County is hanging by a thread. This entire series is true horror. This stuff isn't simply slasher or monster or any clich horror genre like that. This is sophisticated horror, disturbing and poignant, and is well worth the read.

This is one of the best horror series I've ever read. It goes beyond the typical horror stereotypes, and brings a deeper, more sophisticated kind of terror to the audience. This is definitely a series for all horror fans.

This isn't a series for any old horror fan. But for those who want a little something extra to think about, a bit more than just a kill on a page, this is the way to go. I am more and more impressed with this series with every issue, and the creative team could not be doing a better job of orchestrating such a fine story.

This series has been one of my favorites since issue #1, and it just gets better and better with each installment. Bunn has a way of turning horror into something we don't usually see in the mainstream. This is more psychological, more in depth, more enthralling… The story is getting really dramatic now, and I can't wait to see what happens next! Will Bernice turn against her best friend? Keep reading to find out!

This is a great story for any Hellboy fans. We know how his story started, and we know his fame. But what about the events that happened in between? This series shows us just that. Hellboy working his way up to the iconic name he now has. For horror fans everywhere, this is a must-read, so head out to your local comic shop and give it a read!

This is an amazing issue and a read fit for anyone who is interested in the surreal. I'd say the artwork jumps out more than anything, and it's almost a fantastical world that Powell guides us through with Rondel. I fully recommend this issue to anyone even moderately interested in this innovative blend of genres and elements.

If you're a fan of the Jaws franchise, you're going to love this series. Elements of danger, adventure, action, violence, and drama are all present. Sharks, pirates, the CIA, marine biologists"what more could you ask for?!

I'm stoked to read more of Iceman. I'm a little lost as to what to expect, but I will definitely be keeping up with this series. Bobby has always been one of my favorite X-Men, so it'll be interesting to learn more about him in terms of both his powers and personal life. I'm glad he's getting quite a bit of recognition, and the queer narrative makes this an important story to read. I'm pumped for issue #2. If you are, too, make sure to head out to your local comic shop (comicshoplocator.com) and pick up issue #1 to stay up to speed on all things Iceman!

I'm really stoked that Batman stopped Superman, but I'm also extremely curious as to what Damian is up to with Talia and that whole crew. This is the perfect setup for the next issue, and I can't wait for more! If you like stories with twists, epic characters, a lot of action, and fantastic artwork, this issue is definitely for you.

To any Iron Man fan, this is a must-read book. For a new look at an old character, this is a great series to read. Riri Williams has, thus far, proven to be a worthy successor to Tony Stark. The new Iron Man is well on her way to becoming triumphant, if only she can avoid the enemy fast enough.

Any fan of Inhumans or X-Men should read this book. Fans of the Marvel Universe alone need to see what chaos is revving up within this so-called "truce." This could be the start to a huge event in the Marvel Universe. If Dr. McCoy and Iso can't figure out how to keep both Inhumans and X-Men alive and safe, this means war.

This is a great story to tie in with the rest of Marvel's X-Men titles. I'm pretty excited about the Phoenix and seeing if she's coming and/or how the time-displaced X-Men are going to handle the challenge of facing her. If you are, too, head out to your local comic shop and pick up Jean Grey #1 as soon as you can!

Jean Grey's history as a character can get a bit confusing, especially when taken out of the time stream, but the exploration of what it means to host the Phoenix lends itself well to the overall titular characterization. Being able to see Jean working with Cerebro also adds to our understanding of her character's abilities. We can see what her mind does, and it's powerful. I'm pumped to see what Namor has to say about all this and how Jean will deal with the Phoenix when the time comes. Until then, read up on this series to make sure you know what's going on!

This story is perfect for anyone who enjoys not only a moralistic folk tale, but a story with a lot of imagination. Readers of all ages will enjoy this beautiful story of the value of friendship and the comfort of home. This issue was just released today, so make sure to head out to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) and give it a read!

The creative team has done a great job with this issue, showing us what Josie and the Pussycats are really about. For any fan of the band or Archie comics in general, this is one you don't want to miss out on.

Jughead #9 is an issue that changes up the characterization of a character we've gotten so used to"just a bit, anyway. This is an awesome look at Jughead acting like an actual, normal teenager (like the rest of his friends). I never would have thought to put Sabrina with Jug"North has some really fresh ideas that he is bringing to the series. With a storyline like this, there is bound to be some fun! Keep reading to see what happens!

This is a humorous issue that tells a great new story but still gives us the classic characters we know and love. Any fan of the Archie franchise is going to love this issue. New fans will get a taste of the classic characters while reading a novel story. Next issue should be really interesting. Will Jughead embrace all the love he's getting, or will he try to escape it? Keep reading to find out!

If the rest of the series is anything like this premiere issue, I'm definitely a fan. You can pick up this issue at your local comic book shop now!

Joelle Jones has crafted an enthralling story about crime, murder, secrets, and societal interactions. This is a great series for any and all crime fiction fans, and is well worth the read.

This is a great story for anyone who likes a good adventure. The language used reflects the time period, so it won't be for everyone, but definitely for fans of the medieval times. The fact that there is a sci-fi aspect to this series blows my mind. I've never really seen the two genres mixed together as much as this, but it works really well. I fully recommend you head over to your local comic shop and give it a read.

This issue stays pretty close to home and shows us where Luke Cage's roots lie. At the same time, Walker and Blake are onto a bigger story that stays pretty open-ended at the conclusion of this book. It's definitely a series for any and every Luke Cage fan, and isn't something you'd want to miss out on. We get to see Cage's power, but we also see his vulnerability"something that doesn't show too often. Sound intriguing? Head to your local comic shop and grab a copy of this issue for yourself!

Science fiction fans, this is definitely a series for you. If you're a fan of the Mass Effect video games, you're not going to want to miss this one. But if you're looking for content relating to the gameplay itself, that's not the case. This is a story that will appeal to a wide array of readers, since you don't need to know much in order to get enthralled by the plot. So, whether you're a longtime fan of Mass Effect or a brand new one, this issue will prove to be a great read!

For a fun story about a princess who dares to defy society's dictations of the "norm," you've got to read this story. With natural dialogue and animated artwork, this all-ages book will bring fun and adventure into your life! Mega Princess comes out tomorrow, November 9th, so make sure to head out to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) and give it a read!

This is a great issue and the start to one hell of an adventure. With a solid nod to a classic film, Misfit City #1 sets up a journey that you don't want to miss out on.

For any Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur fan, this issue is definitely one you can't miss. For new readers, this is the start of something big, so keep reading to see what happens in the rest of this new story arc! Montclare and Reeder have done an awesome job portraying both the childish and genius sides of Lunella in this issue, and it couldn't be more entertaining.

For Moon Knight fans, this issue is a must-read. If you can, though, please read the first eight issues beforehand. This is an amazing feat for Marc Spector, and an interesting storyline"seeing all of Marc's personalities is quite the page-turning event. To read this awesome book, head over to your local comic book shop and pick it up!

The creative team on this series has done an amazing job creating a new werewolf story that is bound to have some twists and turns. If the rest of the series is anything like this issue, I'm stoked for more!

This is a sociologically and politically-driven story centered on a character with a lot of recent hype. With a new perspective on the Barton vs Banner situation, this series provides a novel and entertaining storyline to follow. It is for a bit more mature readers, but isn't at all inappropriate. At the end of the issue, we get a pretty big surprise that puts Barton and the deputy in some serious danger, so keep reading to see what happens!

This is a must-read book for any fan of Wolverine. Logan is seen in so many different lights and his personality is showing through quite a bit. We get to see yet another struggle that he has to face but, let's be honest; do we ever get tired of seeing Logan come out on top? Didn't think so. The only question now is whether or not he's safe where he has chosen to stay. Only time will tell, so head to your local comic shop to keep reading!

This is a great issue to end the miniseries. It's about time Logan moved on, and he's kind of forced to do so in this issue. For any Wolverine fan, this issue isn't one to miss out on.

This is a fantastic issue that starts off what I'm sure will be an insanely enthralling series. If you're into sci-fi, are a fan of Pierce Brown's NY Times Bestselling Series, this issue is one you can't miss out on. It'll open your mind to a lot more than just the story at hand, and any book that can do that is worth a read.

This is a great issue for all fans of the Punisher and even new readers, as it is published as a one-shot. For readers of really dramatic, intense storylines, this is one you can't skip out on.

Larsen has done an amazing job continuing Malcolm Dragon's story, and I cannot wait to see what happens next. For long-time fans, I don't have to tell you how amazing Larsen's work is. New readers: Even though Savage Dragon is at issue #218, it's still worth it to start reading. I strongly suggest that all of you (of age"18+) head out to your local comic book shop and read up on this series.

This is a great issue to add to the Secret Empire series. Marvel is releasing these books frequently, and all have their merit. The creative team has done a fantastic job on this book, and I fully recommend it for any Marvel fan.

This series has started by throwing us straight into the action. We don't have too much of a backstory or background information to go off of yet, but with time, I'm sure Cho will provide us with whatever we need to better understand the storyline. For now, Skybourne is a pleasant surprise of a book. I'm willing to bet this series is going to be pretty darn cool, with a lot of historical relevance. For anyone who enjoys a good King Arthur/Excalibur story, this is a great take on a classic that is sure to keep you entertained.

For Roller Derby members or fans, you're going to love this series. Readers who aren't too familiar with the sport are going to benefit reading this issue as somewhat of an introduction to the world of Roller Derby. This sport breeds close relationships, and this series takes us through one of the closest there can be. This is going to be an interesting story to follow, so head over to your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) tomorrow to pick up a copy!

This is a great issue to move the story forward. Now that Danielle and Conrad have a chance to talk, it'll be interesting to see how they react to one another. While both work for the same team, they have each chosen radically different paths. I'm looking forward to seeing how they work things out or battle each other head on!

Something you wouldn't expect is that the sisters' house is really vibrant. Marissa Louise's colors help emphasize Leth's creation of an everyday type of witch. This so epically breaks the stereotype that witches are dark, morbid, scary creatures. These women look and act like normal people. This isn't, of course, the first time we're seeing a "normal" witch, but it definitely makes for a good story. For a fun and adventurous read, look no further!

This is a pretty dark issue, and understandably so. The darker colors really help portray the uneasy tone of the story, especially since the Resistance is pretty much out of options at this point when it comes to fuel. I don't know how they're going to catch up to the First Order and get their fuel back, but I can at least rest easy knowing that Black Squadron is far from giving up. Overall, this is a good issue that any Star Wars fan would benefit from reading.

This is a great series to follow up the release of the film. Despite mixed reviews about the theatrical version, this series looks pretty promising. For any DC fans out there, this book is worth the read. Check it out, see if you like it, and let us know what you think!

This is the perfect comic book series for fans of the classic Atari and new fans alike. Much like gamers had to fill the gaps between games, Bowers and Sims have set out to get readers in the same head space"an immersive experience that allows fans to jump into the book/games themselves.

This is a great start to the next Tank Girl story arc. The last left us feeling the feels, but this one has us both confused, stricken with laughter, and curious as to what this group is going to do with so much Nazi Gold"ahem, I mean Tank Girl Gold. Whatever they choose, I'm sure it will be nothing short of EPIC.

This is an intense conclusion to the epic series that is Two Girls, One Tank. But don't fret! Tank Girl: Gold is coming in September! Meanwhile, catch up on this series and see what shenanigans our gang of misfits got into! Also, find out which friend Tank Girl decided to save!

Overall, we can tell that Moose is a more dynamic character than we thought. He has his dull moments, sure, but he's a really intricate and complicated soul, just like the rest of us. In stories that are both entertaining and relatable, this one-shot is filled with content that will make you a fan of Moose Mason if you're not already.

We've waited a long time for this series, and I can honestly say that it was well worth the wait. Slott, Cheung, and Ponsor make an excellent creative team, bringing us emotion and action packed into one solid first issue. This is definitely a can't-miss series for any and all Spider-Man fans.

This is a great series for fans of the Netflix show, the action/adventure genre, and ocean life. This is a series that will pull you in and never let go. Now that I've read issue #1, I'm ready for more!

This is a great issue that starts a really unique series. The concept of a virus breaking out isn't new at all, but spreading through skin contact is fairly fresh, and it's a great way to add an element of urgency and danger to the situation at hand. This is truly a great read, and I fully recommend it to any and all of you.

This is a great issue to add to the series. It paints a clear picture, has action and humor, and carries a really interesting storyline. For any Marvel fan, this is a must-read book. Avengers, ninjas, and a skilled assassin? What more could you want?!

This issue is the perfect way to start off the series. We get a taste of classic literature and modern literature at the same time. The story is absolutely enthralling, and perfectly blends the past with the present. I have tons of questions and conspiracy theories as to how the rest of the series will go, but we'll have to keep reading to see what happens! This issue is out next Wednesday, May 24th, from BOOM! Studios; make sure to head to your local comic book shop and give it a read!

I'm assuming next issue will be about Rock, so make sure to pick up a copy and learn more about this infamous couple! This series, so far, looks like it might put the criminals in a better light than usual, so this should be a great read. History buffs and crime readers, get your fix with Violent Love!

Weapon X is getting really intense. I have no idea what to expect from the bad guys, because seriously my mind just keeps coming up with various potential mixes of mutant/hero abilities/powers. Technically, Weapon X could create an indestructible one to wipe out mutants. So, I'm not too sure what Logan, Sabretooth, and Domino are planning besides hunting down the Weapon X folks. How they plan on dealing with their creations is a mystery, but the mind can wonder! I feel like they might need to get more mutants on board, but who knows? We'll just have to keep reading to see how things play out from here!

For a truly epic team-up filled with suspense and intrigue, head to your local comic book shop on December 7th to pick up this issue. Call ahead to make sure your shop orders it, and enjoy the political undertones, action, and a heroic call-to-action that is sure to leave an impact.

This is a really simple issue to start off what is bound to be one rollercoaster of a series. We only meet three characters in this issue, but they all have strong personalities that will be interesting to watch progress as the story moves forward. For now, head out to your local comic shop and pick up issue #1 so you can keep up with this madness!

Illustrated by: Dan Mora, Rob Schamberger, Rob Guillory, Daniel Bayliss, Derek Fridolfs

Things are getting really intense in this series, and the X-Men have an entirely new enemy at the end of this issue. It'll be interesting to see if they are able to prove themselves to the humans that essentially control mutants' fate. I don't know about you guys, but I'm already itching for more!

We get a hint of nostalgia and a lot of new concern over a novel breed of Sentinels in this issue. Seeing Gambit come pretty early in the series is a treat, and I seriously hope he's here to stay for a while. There's a lot going on for the X-Men, but Guggenheim is able to balance out their troubles and create a linear story that is sure to keep our attention now more than ever.

The X-Men are stuck in a tough spot. Humans now think they're terrorists, they've got a huge, nearly indestructible sentinel AI after them, and they don't have a plan yet as to how to handle it all. Guggenheim is crafting together one seriously intriguing issue, and you don't want to miss out on it!

This is a great issue for any Adventure Time fan. It's the start of a great adventure, a long journey, and a lot of teamwork. Despite a focus on story instead of sequential art, this is a really fun story to read. Check it out at your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com) this Wednesday, September 14th!

This is a really cute, short, and sweet story. It's pretty much all about Marshall, even though he barely talks the entire time. It's a great way to get a taste of the Adventure Time we all know and love, without delving really deep into an epic adventure. It's definitely worth the read, and is available at your local comic shop now!

This issue is filled with a lot of fun, friendship, and of course, adventure. So many different takes on the franchise and the artwork therein make for a great look into the span of Adventure Time. When people start creating their own stories about it, it's a good idea. Creator Patrick McHale has done a great job with this franchise as a whole, and issues like this are proof as to how big it has gotten.

Nonetheless, this is a good issue that adds a great deal of wonder to Monsters Unleashed. It is also a great way to see how the X-Men are doing in the fight against the Leviathons. We've got a strong team here with a smart, determined, and kind leader. Logan's legacy lives on!

This is a great issue to open up the series. True crime fanatics and crime genre readers alike will love this series. Not only is it fueled by the Black Dahlia Murder, but it explores concepts found in Hollywood crimes overall. Head to your local comic book shop and give it a read!

This is a great issue to kick the series off. We are introduced to some really fun characters and we get to see their home life, their personalities, and what challenges they face. The creative team has done a fantastic job creating a new world of exciting adventures and interesting characters. If you're looking for a lighthearted read, this is it!

Any Archie fan is going to love this issue. Mark Waid has been doing an amazing job with the new Archie series, despite having to work alongside so many different artists. The storyline is linear, smooth, and understandable. Not only is his writing style easily readable, but it's fun and entertaining, too. There are jokes thrown around here and there, and it really fits not only the signature laughs that Archie always has, but Waid's script as well. This is an issue that flips Archie's world upside down, so you don't want to miss it!

The creative team has done an awesome job with this issue, and it's a great one to add to the series. While it doesn't show all too much, it's a nice update on each character before the meat of the new story arc. If you're even moderately an Archie fan, this is definitely an issue to check out.

Monsters Unleashed is an event that has been well-hyped and highly anticipated. Although this issue had a few problems here and there, it still tells a great story, and is a great read for any Marvel fan"especially those who have been looking forward to this event. Head over to your local comic shop, give this issue a read, and let us know what you think either here or on some of our other social media sites: Facebook and Twitter.

This issue will definitely appeal to those of you who are into horror. It's a suspenseful story that I, personally, can't wait to find out more about. Babyteeth is definitely a series to keep up with.

Overall, this is an issue that any Bane fan is going to love"especially since the classic creative duo is back in action. It's worth a read, but I'm hoping that things get a bit clearer as to Bane's end goal and motivation in the next 11 issues. In the meantime, head to your local comic book shop and read up on some Bane stories to get a feel for the character!

Betty Boop fans, I implore you, pick up this book and give it a read. The outlandish plots and fluid character interaction make for an entertaining story and a beautiful walk down memory lane with a classic character.

The plot, though, is perfect. It's just crazy enough to be believable in a world like Betty's. Paired with Lagace's whimsically creepy illustrations, the story is told in a fun and exciting manner that is sure to entertain.

This is a really creative and imaginative story that any Bob's Burger's fan will enjoy. I do wish Tina and Louise had a bigger part in this issue, though. I understand it's Gene's issue, but when I think of the Belchers, I don't think of just one. Otherwise, this is a great issue that showcases Gene's musical talents as well as the silly nature of Bob's Burgers overall.

What a great start to an amazing all ages comic! For any dog lovers and readers who are looking for a really lighthearted read to pass the time, this issue is for you. Head over to your local comic shop (comicshoplocator.com) and check it out!

Bubblegun #1 is a great issue that starts off one hell of a mission for these thieves. If you're into sci-fi and/or cyberpunk at all, you can't pass this up.

Young Animal is still a fairly new imprint under the DC Comics umbrella. The entire purpose of an imprint is to push the limit, start something new, and expand on a label that has profound energy with limitless creativity, passion, and drive"while still keeping one foot in the company that started it all (in this case, DC Comics). If Way and Rivera can bring Doom Patrol's energy and solid structure to Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye, this is going to be one amazing series.

This is a great miniseries that has elements for all audiences: humor, horror, drama, action, everything! Eric Powell and Stephanie Buscema make an incredibly effective creative team. Head out to your local comic book shop and read up on this series before the concluding issue comes out soon!

This is a great issue for anyone who is into really dramatic stories as well as all things horror. I'll definitely be keeping up with this series, and I fully recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good story. Head over to your local comic book shop, and give it a read!

Despite a few small inconsistencies, this issue is a great way to close out the series and complete Fira's quest. This series has also been a good way to branch Dark Souls into a different medium. For any fans of the game, I recommend checking this series out. Otherwise, it's a great read if you like really big, dramatic storylines. The creative team has put in a lot of effort on this series, and it shows.

This issue could be the start of something HUGE. I have no idea where Lemire and Soule are going to take this miniseries, but I can't wait to find out. This is the perfect book for any Marvel fan who likes a dramatic story with a lot of action and superpowers. I'm actually not the biggest fan of superpower-driven stories, but I will definitely be keeping up with this one.

There is a lot of humor in the script about themes we all know and recognize, like when a movie producer meets Kitty for the first time and looks at her chest instead of her eyes. As animated as this book looks, it's not an all ages book by any means. But anyone who enjoys a good story and clean artwork is going to love this issue. The series is just getting started, so make sure to head to your local comic shop and pick up the first issue to stay up to date on all things Kitty Ravencraft!

This isn't a necessary addition to the Monsters Unleashed event, nor does it show Doctor Strange's true capabilities, but this is a good issue overall. The Leviathons are seemingly unbeatable, but they can't take over the Marvel Universe"or can they? Keep reading the event's issues to find out!

So far, this series has started out as more of a joke than anything. The script is funny and, even when it tries to be serious, it doesn't come across too much as that. However, the lighthearted script leaves a very likable tone throughout the story. It's funny, ironic, hyperbolic, and a great read for anyone and everyone. I do hope things get more serious, as there is really no solid plot, but for now, this presents a good introductory issue.

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

This is a great way to introduce new fans to the X-Men. A new generation of mutants is arising, and they'll have a new generation's worth of issues to face together. I'm most interested in how character development will come into play"especially with Hindsight"and how these kids will learn how to act as one cohesive group. I really hope Jubilee teaches them how to be X-Men, but we get some hesitance from Kitty Pryde on that front. We'll just have to keep reading to see what happens with this group of mutants, so make sure to grab a copy of this issue at your local comic shop!

I'm most looking forward to meeting all of Generation Zero. I want to learn what they're like, how they operate, what made them quit the killing game, and how they're going to help Keisha solve this mystery. It's only issue #1 and I'm already hooked.

For any Giant Days fan, you're going to love this issue. You don't really have to be keeping up with the series so far to understand it, but it helps. What I'm more looking forward to is the start of the girls' second year at college. Keep reading to see what mayhem waits at school!

Giant Days in itself is a really enjoyable series, what with the relatability and likeable characters. This issue stands out a bit because of the circumstances that the girls are forced to handle. It is definitely worth the read, so head out to your local comic book shop, do yourself a favor, and pick it up!

This is a really great issue to start off the series. It generates enough curiosity that we want to stay and see what happens. I have a lot of questions about Farrah as well as whatever underwater"thing (for lack of a better word)"gave her the abilities she now has to live with. I am also a bit confused as to the title of the series. Hopefully it's related in some way or another. Although there is a lot to wonder about, I have no doubt that we'll get answers soon enough. For suspense/horror fans, this series is definitely for you.

This new Hawkeye doesn't quite have the reputation that Clint has (for the most part, that's a good thing, seeing as most everyone wants to give Clint a swift punch in the face), but she's on her way to becoming"at least"an effective PI. Marvel fans, Hawkeye fans, Avengers fans, head out to your local comic book shop and give this a read.

This is a great story that makes a fun and entertaining addition to the Guardians books. I'm not all too sure what to expect from Groot in this new environment, but I can't wait to see what he makes of it all! This is definitely an issue that any Guardians fan is going to want to check out, so head over to your local comic shop and give it a read!

If you haven't read any of this series yet, you're missing out. We're at issue #12, so there's a bit to catch up on. Make sure to head out to your local comic shop and pick up this series! If you have been keeping up with I Hate Fairyland, make sure to let us know what you think! What do you think is waiting for Gert and Larry next?

Considering the cliffhanger at the end, this series is about to get very interesting. Make sure to keep reading and, if you haven't read this issue yet, you can get it at your local comic shop now!

For anyone who read the original Injustice storyline or played the game, this a great series to read in order to get a new take on the entire ordeal. Readers who are new to Injustice will enjoy it just as much, so long as they pay close attention to Harley's storytelling in this issue. Either way, this is a great read for anyone interested in the DC Universe.

Fans of Iron Man, and specifically Riri, you're going to love this issue. Even so, we don't see all too much of just her"it's more of Riri, Pepper, and Tony all together. I'm not sure if I like the focus on all three instead of the title character, but it sure as hell makes for a good story. This is a great read that is going to leave you craving more.

This is a great issue that continues the journeys of an insanely interesting character. However, if you haven't read the first series, you might be a little bit confused at the beginning. Otherwise, the issue presents a really engrossing story that is sure to keep you interested.

There is an old Josie and the Pussycats story in the back of the issue to help remind us exactly where this story is coming from. For fans of the classic series, you're going to love this issue as it begins a new chapter for Josie and the Pussycats. For new fans, this is a great read if you want a lighthearted story with some pretty intense themes. This issue comes out TODAY, so head over to your local comic book shop and give it a read!

As much as I loved this issue and Jughead's newfound friendship with Sabrina, I kind of wish the two had become an item. Yeah, it would have taken some getting used to, seeing as Jughead has never dated anyone, but they were cute. Even their pets balance out! Hot Dog and Salem are just as awesome as Jughead and Sabrina. In any case, I hope we see more of Sabrina, even though she's essentially out of the bulk of Jughead's life. I am, however, super glad that she was brought to the series in the first place. The Archie universe is doing well as a whole, and I couldn't recommend these newer books more. This issue just came out today, so head over to your local comic book shop and give it a read.

Overall, I'd say this issue is a success! Well, Jughead's friends are all mad at him, but it's a fun issue to read! I'm not sure what's going to happen now that the gang is infamous, in a sense, but we'll have to keep reading to find out! Head to your local comic shop and catch up on this series as well as countless others from Archie Comics. And don't forget to tune into Riverdale on The CW to see some live action Archie!

Horror fans and Archie fans alike are going to love this one-shot. I've never read another Archie comic like it, and was sincerely bummed that it was just a one-shot. Archie is getting a lot bolder with its comic books and storylines, and this is no exception. For a great and horrifying read, look no further!

KISS/Vampirella #1 is a great issue to kick off the series. Vampi fans, you're going to love this take on her character. We don't see all too much of KISS just yet, but I'm hoping that changes really soon. The concept of throwing rock and roll into the mix of storytelling is a great one, and I can't wait for more!

This issue perfectly depicts each main character's personality and puts the Lumberjanes in yet another dangerous situation. Seeing as they're all split up into teams, I'm not sure how all of them are going to take on the issue together"if at all"but I'm excited to find out! If you are, too, make sure to head to your local comic shop and keep up with the series!

This is a great issue to add to the series. R.L. Stine does a wonderful job telling the story, even if there is a hint too much detail in the text. The artwork is phenomenal, and the creative team works so effectively in unison to orchestrate a really entertaining story. But you'll have to keep reading to see if Man-Thing can overcome his enemies and save Oldfather! What does fate hold for the swamp? Head to your local comic shop and find out!

Mighty Mouse #1 is an awesome comic book that has a lot to do with modern day issues. It's a heartwarming story that I'm sure has a lot of fun to come, so keep reading!

Terry Moore is a very talented writer, artist, and creator. This series is no exception to his creative and imaginative mind. For sci-fi/fantasy readers, this series is definitely for you!

It's going to be fun to see how Jordan goes about discovering his past with so many obstacles in his way. In any case, I am more than willing to follow him as he tries to figure it out. This is a great story with an awesome science fiction feeling to it. Sci-fi fans who love adventure, this series is definitely for you. It comes out this Wednesday, so make sure to pick it up at your local comic book shop (comicshoplocator.com)!

I'm not too sure why the usual protagonists aren't featured in this issue, but I'm not complaining. As much as I wanted to see more about their stories, this issue was surprisingly pleasant to read. I recommend this issue for anyone who wants a light read. For children who are just getting into comics, this is perfect for them to start out, too. It's an adorable, moralistic, and upbeat story that is truly a joy to read through.

This is a great premiere issue to start the series. Writer Kevin Gunstone has a sophisticated way about writing the script, jumping back and forth from time periods to create a cinematic effect for readers to enjoy. For anyone who likes a story that'll make you think, this issue is a must-read.

This is a great issue for any Powerpuff Girls fan, and reads much like the cartoons play out. Now that Blossom has succeeded in time travelling (hopefully she ends up in the right place of the future), it'll be interesting to see what Bubbles and Buttercup have been up to and what kind of damage Mojo Jojo has done. So, keep reading to see what these three heroes get themselves into!

The Archie line of books is really making a big impact on shelves, what with Archie, Jughead, Betty & Veronica, Life with Kevin, Reggie and Me, etc. This is a great addition to books that take a closer look at each of the characters from the iconic series. For both old and new fans, this is a great read.

Archie fans, both old and new, this is an issue you've got to read. The franchise is splitting their characters up into different series (i.e. Archie, Jughead, Betty and Veronica, Life with Kevin, etc.), and each is as entertaining as the last. True fans of the franchise need to read all of them and, I promise, this is one that doesn't disappoint.

This is a really heartwarming issue that shows us a lot about how strong the friendships in Archie really are. Even amongst the most unlikely of friends, there is still respect. These characters are some seriously kind-hearted people with good intentions. Except for Reggie, so it'll be interesting to see what he's got up his sleeve. As Vader says, Riverdale is headed towards "tears and fears." Keep reading to see what happens!

Archie fans"and Riverdale fans especially"are going to love this issue. It's a great way to tell an entertaining story while still bringing attention to the TV show. At the back of the book, we get reacquainted with the cast of the live action series, which is a nice way to share mediums. If you haven't already, head to your local comic shop and give this series a read.

This issue is definitely one for fans of Riverdale the TV show. It sticks close to the premise therein and builds off of the character development presented in the show, too. Both stories in this issue are worth the read, so make sure to pick up a copy of this bad boy for yourself!

This issue is a mix of three really great stories that tell quite a bit about Hydra's taking over the country. It doesn't have a whole lot of impact on the Secret Empire continuity except for Allor's story, but the two back stories present a lot of entertainment in both storytelling skills and comedy. This is an issue that is definitely worth the read.

This is a great issue to start off the series. I'm not completely sure how this will link directly to Secret Empire, but I'm sure subsequent issues will tell. Fans of the original Secret Warriors, don't expect this one to relate much to the previous. There aren't any solid links, but this is a great story nonetheless. The plot looks promising, so we'll have to keep reading to find out what Daisy does with her new team!

One of the biggest names in pop culture history is still going strong with this issue, and I fully recommend it for any and all Simpsons fans out there. Head over to your local comic book shop and give it a read!

Derby fans, you're going to love this series. It doesn't glorify Roller Derby as much as it does rationalize it. We don't just see the excitement of the competition; we see the practices, the background and personal lives of the skaters, and more. This is a great series for anyone who has a personal passion they need to balance with everyday life. For a lighthearted read with deeper undertones and themes, look no further!

For Roller Derby fans and BOOM! Studios readers, this is definitely a must-read. The series is getting interesting, and I'm hoping both the main characters have a bit more to go through so we can identify with them a little. In terms of their friendship, it has just been rekindled, so the possibilities are endless as to what kind of trouble they can get into together! This is all, of course, only if CanCan doesn't have a massive concussion from that Knockout tackle. But who knows? We'll just have to read and see!

This issue pushes forth the mystery of what the heck John has to do with Lottie other than be a fan of her blog. It's only a matter of time before we come find out what's really going on here. For a truly fun and even suspenseful read, Snotgirl is the way to go.

The creative team has done a fantastic job on this issue. It really grabs your attention and is worth the read. This series is the first to be launched through Gray Bear Comics, an independent company run by the writers of this issue: Justin Corbett and George Tripsas. Along with Gray Bear Comics, Justin and George host and co-host podcasts: Comical (Justin) and Metal Geeks (George). Gray Bear is just getting started, so get ready to see some new projects in the future!

This is a really interesting storyline that seamlessly blends action, adventure, and history. I'm curious as to what Silas and Edwin have released. If Tesla was so scared that he abandoned his work, what the heck are these two kids going to do about it?! I'm stoked to see where Tripsas and Corbett take this series. If you are to, make sure to pick this issue up and give it a read! You won't be disappointed.

The creative team has done a wonderful job creating a linear and simple-yet-entertaining storyline. These three witches don't fit the "witch" stereotype, which is bittersweet to me, personally. When I read about witches, I want a lot of cleverness, slyness, and witchcraft at play. However, in this story, the girls are just normal people; we don't even get to see too much of their powers. It's awesome that the "evil witch" thinking is being debunked, but I sort of miss it"at least the magic. We'll just have to keep reading to see whether or not these girls get control of their items and magic going forward. You can pick up this issue and issue #1 at your local comic book shop now!

This is a great story for kids who want to get into superheroes, but aren't quite mature enough to handle stories like Arkham Asylum. For superhero fans who want a story with as much drama but a bit of a lighthearted execution, this is definitely the book for you. DC Comics doesn't have an overwhelming number of all ages comics, but the ones they do have are both adorable and entertaining. Head over to your local comic book shop, give this a read, and keep up to see what Lex Luthor is planning next!

TMNT fans are going to love this series; it's a fun read. However, I doubt it will draw in many new readers with so many other reboots going on. I'm most excited to see what the new villain is like and how they're going to play into all this madness. We'll have to keep reading to see what'll happen!

This is a great start to what I imagine will be an engrossing story. For anyone into the supernatural and/or crime, this series is definitely for you!

This issue seems like more of setup for the third issue. More than anything, we just learn a little more about how the Visitor has gotten acclimated to life on Earth. I get the feeling we'll explore his past a little more, so now is definitely the time to start really reading this series if you haven't already started! Head to your local comic shop and pick up a copy!

This issue is aesthetically pleasing, intellectually stimulating, and very entertaining. For fans of science fiction and/or post-apocalyptic stories, this is definitely a must-read book. If the rest of the series is anything like this issue, we're in for a treat!

Seeing as the Ultimates are essentially being forced together again, it'll be really interesting to see how they work together. For now, things are way too intense to tell. This series does look really promising, though, with tons of drama, action, adventure, and some epic teleportation! This is a great book for any Marvel fan, and even more so for superhero lovers.

This is a good addition to the Monsters Unleashed event, and is published as a one-shot so it doesn't have all too much weight in the event as a whole, but is still a great story for any fan of the Inhumans. Head to your local comic book shop and check it out!

I'm really interested to see how this story pans out. Daisy is one loose cannon as of now, so it'll be fun to watch how she goes about this whole revenge thing. The frame story also adds an element of intrigue. Why is this story being told to a young child? How will it affect her life? What does she think of it? Crime fans, this is a must-read, so get on it!

Both DC Comics and Dynamite Entertainment have done a fabulous job with this second issue. The bond between Wonder Woman and the Bionic Woman is strong and getting stronger, so the looming danger probably isn't going to defeat them entirely. I'm not sure how they're going to get out of the pickle they're in currently, but I can't wait to find out!

This is a great series for anyone who likes science fiction and/or space exploration. It's an intricate storyline depicted with a simplistic storytelling style. Visually, this book draws me in more than most other books I've read recently. The line work is really clean, but the coloring makes it look more surreal than anything. I fully recommend this series for anyone interested in this genre. Head out to your local comic shop and give it a read!

Overall, this is a really good issue to kick the series off. The concept of zombies has been so overdone that I honestly lost interest pretty quickly in anything zombie-related for a while. I've seen humans pretend to be zombies, but I haven't seen all too many zombies pretend to be human. This should be an interesting story, and if the first issue got your attention as much as it did mine, you're going to want to keep up with this series!

The creative team has done a great job on the first issue of this series. This is a good start to Aftershock's own universe of superhero comics. The blunt and forcefulness of LGBTQ association is a little awkward, but I appreciate it nonetheless. After all, there should be a place for that discussion in mainstream comics.