All in all a meh ending to this story arc. Superman gets some time to shine but Batman does get left by the BMSM-4-4-930bawayside for most of the issue except for exposition that can be unneeded.

Overall, this comic was a very mixed bag. As a Batman fan I will read it in the future, but if you are a new reader I promise that the comic is better than this. I've mentioned before, but the first four pages are the best in the last two issues of the comic. If you started reading this arc last issue, then please continue just to see where this crazy ride goes. You can check out Batman and Two-Face #25 at your local comic book store as well as through digital distribution. It is published by DC comics. You can also check out the next issue which should be available December 18, 2013.

Overall, there are still plenty of problems with the comic, yet it is an improvement over the last two issues. At the pace it is going it may have a satisfying ending. This reviewer may not be able to recommend this to new readers, if you are currently reading this storyline then pick it up as there is some information you will need, though be aware that the plot doesn't move forward at all. You can buy this comic at your local comic book store now.

Batman Black and White #3 is currently available at your local comic book store, as well as through any digital distribution method. It is a DC publication. You can expect Batman Black and White #4 to be out sometime around December 4th 2013. Do you agree with the review? Please comment your thoughts down below.

Overall, you should check this book out if you are a fan of Batman, or want to finish this arc. For new readers, I would say to skip this, and the Clayface arc as a whole, as there are some problems with the writing. The art is great, but it isn't recommended to buy it for that reason alone. From what the solicitations have said, next months looks like it is going to be a great one.

All in all it is a great book. I will rarely give anything higher than a 9, but this did blow me away and it fully deserves its 9.5. Although derivative at moments this is a must buy for any comic book collector to have and read. Issue 4 of the 5 part arc will be released October 23rd by Image Comics.

Bushido #4 is a comic by Image that comes out October 23, 2013. It will be available in all comic book stores and your preferential digital supplier. You can also check out Bushido #5 which will be available next week, October 30. It is highly recommended you check out this miniseries right now. Do you agree with this analysis of the comic? Comment below as we like hearing from you.

Bushido #5 is a comic produced by Top Cow Production in association with Image Comics. It is available now at your local comic book shops as well as through your preferred digital distribution platform. It is the last of the arc, so there is not going to be any new issues next week/month. Check it out. Do you agree with the review, or do you have a differing opinion? Please comment your thoughts below, we love hearing from you.

Overall this comic was good. If you are looking for a quick read then this might be the book for you. The story may go fast, but if you are a fan of Michael Bay films you will love the scantily clad women and all of the explosions. If you are a lot like this reviewer, you want more than that, and may be left unsatisfied. Danger Girl – The Chase #2 is a comic by IDW and is currently out now at your local comic book store or through your preferred use of digital distribution. The Chase #3 is expected to be released around November 13th 2013. Comment your thoughts below. We love hearing from you.

Overall this was a good comic to read. Easily worth the four bucks it cost to get it. There may be nothing new to say in regards to Gordon's story, but it is told great. Let's hope they can elevate the story they are telling so it is more than just an obligatory tie-in. Detective Comics #25 is published by DC. It is available now at your local comic book store as well as digital distributer. You can expect Detective Comics #26 to be released December 4th 2013. Do you agree with what the review has stated, or do you think he was being too hard on it? Comment your thoughts below.

This is probably the best art that has been done for the new 52 Detective Comics. Aaron Lopresti did a great job drawing our ‘Bats' the best way that suits him well. He is an imposing figure in the comic and you get just how much of a presence he has in a room, even with it is an holographic projection. That's the Batman we know, and that is the Batman we have fallen in love with many years ago. The Man-Bat is a very scary character on paper, and Lopresti's interpretation of the character makes it just as scary. The same can be said for the ‘Bat-Queen' that appears at the end of it. This is a dark world that is created and it fits the tone of the overall story quite nicely.

This is a great comic for any fan of Batman and for people who want to dig in on the history. It deals with a lot of what makes Batman, Batman. Be sure to pick up Detective Comics #27 now and add it to your collection. It is currently available where all comic books are sold, digitally and through trade paperback. What are your thoughts on this issue? Did you enjoy it? Comment below.

Overall, this was a disappointing read. This reviewer read it five times, and still has no idea what is going on in the book. If they were to change anything now, it would be that they need to make the plot coherent, it is not too late, they need to get to the story they want to tell now before readers drop off. The art needs consistency from page to page, and they may need to not throw a lot at the readers at once, let things breathe. I could say the pacing is fast, but it is so fast that you can't understand what is going.

Overall, it is a good story with bad art. My rating system is based on 5 points for story, and 5 points for art. I give the story a 4 and the art a 1.3. Some may view it as harsh, but it makes the most sense to rate a comic on equal parts story and art. Five Ghosts #6 is a comic published by Image comics and was released October 30, 2013. It is available now at your local comic book store or digital provider. Expect the next issue to be released around November 27, 2013. Comment your thoughts below, as we love hearing from you.

Overall this is a good comic. If the premise seems intriguing to you then definitely check out the comic now as this is a great place to start. The art may not be to your liking if you prefer a realistic, non cartoony look. It suits the tone of the story so this reviewer had no problems with it. The story may have issues, but give this a shot, you never know where the story might go.

This was, overall, a satisfying ending to a great arc. The problem with the epilogue can just be regarded as a nitpick as it doesn't affect the story, whereas the look of the ghosts and the possessed is troubling. This, and the four issues before it, are must buy for comic fans, as well as fans of horror. As much as it does not need to continue past this point, out of curiosity, this reviewer will continue to read it. Ghosted is an ongoing series published by Image. Ghosted #5 is available at your local comic book store and digital distributors November 6 and you can find #6 sometime around January 15th.

Imagine Comics #1 is a monthly comic series released by Boom! Studios. This issue came out October 16, 2013 and we can expect #2 sometime in mid November. Please comment your thoughts below. Did you agree with what I had to say.

The art in the book is great too. Everything feels lived in. There is an old dreary look to it that gives it that lived in look just mentioned, as well as a retro feel that is very much welcomed. The shadowing they use to add depth is very soft, but that works as it gives nice subtle detail. It gives everyone a soft look.

I enjoy the concept a lot and hope the last two issues bring the story together in a satisfying way. Infinity Heist #2 is a Marvel production that is out right now at your local comic book stores and digital distribution markets. You can expect part three of this mini-series to be released November 20, 2013. Do you agree with this review? Whether you do or not please comment below, we want your thoughts.

Overall it was an unsatisfying issue. Dredd is a highly intriguing character that deserves better writing than what is here. This could've been spread out into two whole issues to flesh everything out more. We aren't given much in terms of what this ooze wants. There is no issue when the plot rolls by quickly, but when it is at times incoherent spread it out a little. It's okay to tell three stories in two issues, if it's worth telling. The visuals are good in this book, as there are differences in the barren wasteland and Mega-City One. There is a good distinction between all of the characters and it's a nice touch. Nelson Daniel's art is the saving grace for this issue.

Overall, this is a solid book to buy. If you like a satiric story, then this will absolutely be perfect for you to buy. If you are someone who is interested in reading this title, now will be the perfect opportunity to begin as there is barely any mention of the stories that have happened in the past. The problems aside, check out this book immediately.

Overall, this is a major improvement for the Judge Dredd comic and seems to be going into a good direction. This is a good starting point for new readers as the events of the last two story lines aren't discussed, and if anything, get a small mention. There are a few issues with the story, yet it could just add to the paranoia of Dredd, and the back-up story has some serious padding issues. The art is better than it was previously and many will be happy to check it out.

Kiss Me, Satan is a comic miniseries that is distributed by Dark Horse Comics. This issue is out now at your local comic book shop as well as distributed digitally. You can check out Kiss Me, Satan #3 will be out November 20, 2013. Do you agree with this critique? Comment your thoughts below as we like to hear from you.

Overall, this book a great read and a must buy for any comic fans. Just keep in mind that it is violent, but this is good storytelling. Maybe it could be slightly better, in regards to where the characters are going, but that is more of a nitpick than a complaint. Kiss Me, Satan #3 is a comic produced by Dark Horse Comics and is part of a five part miniseries. It is currently available at your local comic book shop as well as through digital distribution. You can check out Kiss Me, Satan #4 to come out around December 18.

So, this has been an exceptional story, and it continues to do so. This is a great issue that is the perfect lead up to the finale that will be available next month. Any issue with the comic as a whole is primarily nitpicking, as this is a must read comic for everyone (well, everyone over 16). Kiss Me, Satan #4 is available at your local comic book store now. It is highly recommended that you go check it out now.

As far as the art is concerned, it is some of the best detailed of the series. You really get the sense that the artist truly took his time in crafting a stellar book to look at. The best moment of the book is in the art when Barnubus' true form is unleashed. It is a magnificent looking creature that has full detail and you can still see some of the features that are in Barnabus. The action scenes are staged perfectly and they show just enough to let the readers know that some serious damage is being done in the mansion. Some may have problems with the way some of the key action scenes look as they show close-ups of some of the carnage mixed in with the wide shot, but it served it's purpose and this reviewer thinks it looked magnificent.

Overall this is a fun, great looking comic that fans of sci-fi will like. Be mindful that some of the images are a little graphic, so be careful about reading it around the little kiddies. Mars Attacks Judge Dredd #3 is a miniseries produced by IDW that is set to be released November 13, 2013. Check out the finale, Mars Attacks Judge Dredd #4, expected in stores January 1st. of 2014. Be sure to check them both out at your local comic book store as well as through a digital platform when they are released. Do you agree with the review? Comment your thoughts below.

The Strain " The Fall #4 is a Dark Horse Comic release and an ongoing comic series, at least for 12 more months. It is available now at your local comic book store as well as through your digital provider. Issue #5 of The Fall is expected to be released November 20, 2013 and the preferred age range for this series is 18+ due to heavy violence and some nudity.

Overall, this is a good book. It has its hiccups that stop it from being a phenomenal story, but you should definitely give this book a read, or two since you probably won't know what is happening the first time you read it. The art is detailed and the story does have its moments of greatness. The Strain – The Fall #5 is a Dark Horse comic that is currently available at your local comic book store as well as through digital distribution. You can check out The Fall #6 in December 18. Check it out.

Overall, this issue was a letdown. It works as filler for the overall story line, but there is nothing interesting going on in the story. Even the art is a letdown. The problem could be that they needed more pages to get the story written correctly as it is a short 22 page read. If you are a fan of the comic you do need to read this as it gives answers you will need to know to continue, but I can't recommend this to a casual reader. Take that as you will. You can purchase this comic at your local comic book store.

Overall, this is probably the best issue of the series, and the one that is fast paced. Leading into the finale strong, let's just hope that we get all of the questions answered while still leaving us enough for the next series. If you are a fan of the book or this comic, you should definitely pick this issue up. It is currently available where comics are sold.

Most of the problems with the book can be due to it being the first issue and I will continue with the series to see where it goes. Some may say this is reminiscent of the graphic novel 300, but if it goes on the path of giving more life to the characters then this will be a completely different beast of its own. I would love to see your comments below on how you felt about issue #1 of Three.

Overall this is a good comic. There are some story issues, but all in all it's a good read. Be sure to check it out yourself. Three #2 is a comic that is released by Image Comics. It is currently available for release at your local comic book store as well as through digital distribution. Three #3 will be released sometime around December, so be sure to pick it up then. Do you agree with this review? Comment your thoughts below.

The art by Ryan Kelly has generally been good for this series. He seems to be a writer that loves to fill the panel with as much as he can without it looking like a mess. He succeeds at this, for the most part. The detail in some of the work is extraordinary and you can tell that this is a dark world that the characters do indeed live in. The night scenes at the end give off a very haunting aura that has to be the best art in the series to date.

Overall, this is a mess of a read. There are things to like about it, but overall too many questions are still unanswered and some of the plot threads are weaker than others. Triple Helix #2 is going to be released November 13, 2013 so pick it up at your local comic book store or through digital distribution then. Triple Helix #3 is expected to be released sometime in December. Do you agree with this review? Please comment your thoughts below.

Overall, this is a good comic. It has some problems, but it is only the first issue so they are usual. It is rare to get a perfect first issue with great characterization. This is especially true when you consider the number of characters that are introduced. This reviewer doesn't think the comic is as great as some of the early reviews have stated it is, but it is a good comic to read, especially if you are new to comics or the concept of the Unity title. Unity #1 will be available in stores and through digital distribution on November 13, 2013. Do you agree with this review? Please comment below, we love hearing from you.

Velvet #1 is an ongoing comic book by Image Comics. It is available October 23, 2013 at your local comic book stores and whatever digital outlet you prefer to by your comics from. You can expect to find Issue #2 of Velvet to be released sometime around late November of 2013. Do you agree with this review? We love hearing from you guys so please comment your thoughts below.

Witchblade is a comic produced by Top Cow Productions which is partnered with Image comics. Witchblade #170 is available at your local comic book shops as well as through digital distribution. For information on where a comic book store is near you check outcomicshoplocator.com. WItchblade #171, part two of Borne Again will be released around December 18, 2013. What are your thoughts on this review, this issue, or even the comic as a whole? Comment below as we love hearing your thoughts.

Overall, this is a great issue of Witchblade. It is slightly better than last months issue, although that was a good issue too. The story needs to start advancing, and hopefully with the cliffhanger they ended with, it will advance a lot faster. I highly recommend any comic reader should jump in and read this. Hey, the issue begins with a little summary of what you have missed, so added bonus!!!. Witchblade is currently available where comics are sold.

All in all this is a decent issue through and through. I'm looking forward to seeing what the future has for Edward Zero and what missions he is going to go on. If you love stories about spies and espionage definitely check out this title. Zero #2 is a comic by Image Comics. Issue number 3 to be released November 20, 2013, check it out.

Overall, it is a good read. You may actually like the art, but I prefer detail. The story is top-notch, even though it can be predictable. You should definitely put this in your pull list for future issues. Zero #3 is a recurring comic that is published by image comics. It is available at your local comic book shop as well as through digital distribution on November 20th. Make sure to check out Zero #4 when it gets released in December 18. Do you agree with this review? Please comment your thoughts below.

The art is done by different artists each week, which leads to many inconsistencies between the look of the comic issue to issue. The look of Carlyle and the backdrop of Rio de Janeiro are almost exactly the same dull shade of orange. A highlight of the art has to be Carlyle's flashback scenes. The images are stark black and white except for certain items which are a shade of orange. It is visually striking. When the action finally starts some of it feels rushed. It looks choppy and distracts you.