Aquaman #1 sprints out the gate with a familiar but fresh feeling. Jeremy Adams is crafting something new and exciting while John Timms' provides art that matches the scope of the spectacle. If Adams and the team can keep it up, this run will shape up into something truly special.

Jeremy Adams and team prove in the second issue of Aquaman that they're cooking up something weird and interesting. I have no idea where it's all going, but I'm intrigued enough to come back for more.

As long as you can check your expectations at the door, I think this is a book many can get into.

If you enjoyed 'Blood Hunt' and are looking for more great stories set within the event, you can't go wrong here.

Fantastic Four #28 is an interesting continuation of North's run while also setting up how Doom's actions will affect the future of not only this book, but the larger Marvel universe.

Issues like this are why I say Ryan North's 'Fantastic Four' run is something special and what makes the comics medium itself shine.

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #4 continues Mackay's masterful run on the character while Pramanik flexes with some inspired art choices.

MacKay and Pramanik promise to make you feel every punch in this book.

MacKay and co. continue to deliver a Moon Knight book that keeps me wanting to come back for more.