Now most of us know that the Professor is as dead as you can be in this world or the Marvel universe. He was killed by Cyclops when drunk with power from the phoenix force at the conclusion of Avengers vs X-Men storyline and if you think he can come back from that, his brain was removed from his body by the Red Skull to fuse to his brain to consume Charles power. Could this be Charles Xavier soul in the astral plane or is he really back from the dead? Regardless its always great to see an old friend and maybe we see a round 2 between Xavier and the all familiar Phoenix.

This issue much more masterfully balances the emotions. There is still some humor; the issue even starts with a poop joke. However, the humor doesnt distract from the emotional crux of the issue. When I read that Ainsley had died in such an anticlimactic matter, it really struck a chord. I kept expecting Ainsley to return to the present storyline, but shes gone. This issue exceeded my expectations, and Im excited to see what comes next.

This Duo hit a homer in with the first Deadpool kills the marvel universe and they seem to be headed in the same route with vol. 2.

This is a light hearted comic book with hints of nostalgia for any reader that remembers the older 90's DuckTales TV show. Pick this book up for a good enjoyable read and to immerse yourself in true Disney magic! Don't forget to check out the new Disney XD show, DuckTales in August to follow along with more of Huey, Louie, and Dewey's misadventures.

Joshua Williamson who wrote this comic and art by Carmine Di Giandomenico did a great job here and interested to see how they play off this negative speed force scenario.

This book is very reminiscent of the 90s Power Ranger that we all grew up with and yes, Bulk and Skull are there being their annoying and loveable selves. And man this book brings back memories. We all know how the TV series went lets see if the Rangers have good luck fighting this Rita Repulsa who doesnt seem to be a push over as her TV version.

It may not be for everyone but dont write God Complex off. Its a deep character driven story with a unique art look and great dialogue from the Main Characters.

Hopefully these last two filler issues will be worth it getting all this back story where we can really have a great story arcending (fingers crossed).

Its not a sweaping epic Crisis on Infinite Earths kind of story but its a good read nonetheless complimented by some great looking art.

Overall, the story is dark and mysterious which are two things I love. It may have a familiar feel to it, but Ill still be in line to find out whats going to happen the Graysons in the next issue. This one is worth a read for sure.

this book is packed with hilarious storylines and even wilder characters. If you are looking for a fun book to read and lighting up your load of dark and superhero books this is definitely the read you are looking for, Jody Leheup and Sebastian Girner do a great job of packing a bear ton of humor, Cant wait for issue #3.

With this series, it really makes me grateful that someone like myself gets to not only review, but admire and learn the work of a creditable story teller Rob Williams.

If you like seeing heroes stand for hope and make a positive difference in the world, then you should really be reading Supergirl.

The art in this book is all over the place but because this book has a slow burn feel the art is relied upon to help shape this story, which Sampson is handling very well. Niles, who gave us 30 Days of Night, will give us another great issue in book number 3 and I know that the conclusion of this mini-series will not be a disappointment.