"The Amazing Mary Jane #2" isn't quite certified fresh but it's worth a look if you're interested.

"Amethyst #1" is a solid, promising debut even if it's missing a little magic.

"Ant-Man #1" is a more than welcome (and worthy) return for Scott Lang

"Archie Christmas Spectacular" lives up to the title, just not in the ways you think.

"Avengers #29" is a lot like your favorite friend in college, messy but a good time.

"Batman #86" is a strong, promising start to James Tynion's take on the World's Greatest Detective.

The Hobbs and Shaw of DC Comics just can't win in "Batman/Superman" #3.

Kelly Thompson continues to shine as she shows us what makes Captain Marvel such a great hero.

The Unkillables do not live up to their title in the simultaneously bleak and fun "DCeased: Unkillables #2"

"Hawkeye: Freefall #3" is yet another great installment in Matthew Rosenberg's take on Marvel's Mauve Marksmen.

A hard to believe villain bogs down an otherwise deeply enjoyable "Invisible Woman #4."

A beautiful issue of "Lois Lane" shows us what happens when the strongest character in DC grieves.

An overstuffed story gets by on heart but not much else in "SHAZAM! #8.

The Man of Steel takes a second to breathe then takes a hard turn into actionville in "Superman #19."

Kelly Thompson delivers a deeply satisfying (hypothetical) conclusion to the story of Carol Danvers in "Captain Marvel: The End".

Whosoever holds this hammer if he be metal but a smidge overstuffed, shall possess the power of "Thor #4".

Love conquers all in the intriguing, thrilling "Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #1"

"X-Force #1" is an atmospheric, pulse-pounding debut for Krakoa's deadliest team.

The Hickman Lampoon's Family Vacation is a fun, intriguing entry in the new X-Men canon