Cry Havoc isnt flashy, and its characters and writing are far from perfect, but the original concept and promise of bigger - and probably more violent - things to come at least creates some allure, even if that allure isnt that strong.

Drax #4 continues the adventures of everyone's favorite Guardians Of The Galaxy curmudgeon, diving deeper into the abyss of strange and unique Marvel characters. While the book does feel short and sometimes bland in its delivery, the often comical art stylings and writing keep Drax as a series to pursue.

Power Man and Iron Fist #1 is a solid introduction to familiar characters, but with a funny and realistic approach. While it tends to get bogged down by its own melodrama here or there, it doesnt wash away the intriguing mesh of genres they have working for them.