Whether you are reading the book for classic Predator action or the ever engaging Archie love triangle, this comiccaters to all of its expected audiences and then some. Expect comic readers and general audiences to gravitate more toward this book as positive word of mouth spreads. After all what better way to spend the warm spring and summer days than seeing Predator decapitate the Archie gang.

Despite getting “hammed” up with some classic tropes and pointless drama early on, Spider-Gwen #2 manages to set the stage for a George Stacy arc that should keep most readers sticking around.

While Star Wars: Princess Leia #1 may leave a little to be desired in the action department all the qualities of a great first issue are here. Waid and Dodson's ability to progress a known character while at the same time establishing new one's should excite both Star Wars and comic fans alike. If issue #1 is any indication 2015 should hold in store some exciting and progressive missions for both Leia and Evaan.

Often times Snyder's desire to tighten his stories have cramped Capullo's art during the duos New 52 run. While this and a certain panel that pays homage to Burton's 89 Batman film a bit too much hinder the flow of the book, as well as the believability of Snyder's Gotham. The set up for Batman Issue #40's Endgame conclusion leaves the reader foaming at the mouth for what looks like the Bat battle to end all Bat battles.