A fantastic, gorgeous noir inspired first issue of an exciting new miniseries.

A terrific start to what could be a provocative and very exciting new comic.

A homerun crossover comic book.

A deeply intriguing and menacing first issue.

A well written and well-crafted sci-fi story.

A creepy, thrilling and darkly comedic comic

A superb comic filled with exciting action and strong social commentary.

A worthy one-shot featuring two creators displaying the uniqueness of their characters.

Rafer Robert's Grumble is quality humor with an extra dose of real heart.

Bendis and Byrne conclude their first "Joy Operations arc with flair.

A creatively goofy parody with wild energy.

An impactful and smart one-shot.

A strong and bloody first issue.

A flashy, inspired comic with ample style and little substance.

A visceral horror fantasy story with a nice dose of heart.

A cozy introduction to an earnest new hero.

A vicious and aggressive horror comic.

A solid modern riff on a classic Marvel story.

A merciless tale of vengeance and violence.

Lush visuals outweigh a discombobulated story to make an issue worth reading.

"Miskatonic" #3 is a worthy new entry in the Lovecraftian Horror resurgence.

A thoroughly bloody first issue, favoring action over story or characters.

A slightly uneven, action packed, epic finale.

An action-adventure silver-age throwback, for better and for worse.

Evil Dead fans will likely enjoy this goofy and energetic, albeit somewhat forgettable, comic.

An intriguing revision of the rise of Bruce Wayne.

A sly comic with satire as strong as it's slicing and dicing.

A mildly underwhelming effort by Matt Kindt to embrace his pulpier side.

Pretty art and a competent story make for a routine but solid Batman Finale.

Jody Houser brings together Two Doctors on a routine but still entertaining adventure.

Standard Issue Slam-Bang Star Wars Action.

A decently energetic final issue.

A routine but grisly tale from R.L. Stine

An unnecessary and weaker re-imaging of a classic movie, likely of interest only to truly devoted fans.

A bold comic which takes some strong narrative choices that don't entirely succeed.

A chaotic first issue introduces a rich and well devised world.

"Parasomnia" #1 is a bold effort, but ultimately comes up short on story and character.

Strong visuals aren't enough to hold together a messy finale.

A highly routine and lackluster entry in a worn-out genre.

An underwhelming issue that fails to get off the ground.