It's an incredibly brave move by this book's creative team. Telling this type of theme-heavy story in a genre that once prided itself on staying shallow is bold. Luckily, Bravest Warriors #8 breaks that tired mold and elevates all-ages storytelling into something far greater than it has ever been.

It's all very deep for a comic that, on face value, seemed solely about nazi punching. However, with this final issue Mignola, Arcudi and artist Jason Latour were able to conjure up something inspiring and tragic all at once.

If you've been keeping up with B.P.R.D. then you know things are about to get bad, which for us, the reader, is good news. Mignola, Arcudi and Snejbjerg, like any great horror team, thrive when crafting unimaginable terror -- something this book has in spades.

Sledgehammer 44 #1 is a solid introduction to one of Mignola's newer creations. Although not as action-packed as some would hope, this book has heart beating from within its metal chest plate.