ury #1 does an excellent job wrapping up the Man on the Wall's 60 year saga while setting up a bunch of future stories down the line for Nick Fury Jr. We'll see if they stick, and it's delightful to see Al Ewing and this varied team of artists weave together old Marvel lore in such an entertaining package.

Joshua Williamson, Sean Izaakse, and Romulo Fajardo's Green Arrow continues to be a lot of fun with flashy fight sequences and an emphasis on the found family dynamic.

With his mix of competency and insecurities and hate for Nazis and the 1%, Dodds is a protagonist that's easy to latch onto, and Sandman #1 is a solid introduction to the classic Golden Age crime fighter.