Solid art and perfect comedic timing add a good balance to the apocalypse going down in "Black Science" #40, making this comic an enjoyable literary cocktail.

"Ragnark: The Breaking of Helheim" #1 is a great start to what appears to be an epic tale to come that refreshingly deviates from the iteration of Thor comic fans are used to.

"Bettie Page: Unbound" #1 is the beginning of a fun, thrilling, and wild adventure.

"Betty & Veronica Friends Forever: Return to Storybook Land" #1 is a fun and upbeat (loose) retelling of four classic fairytales with art that leaps off the page and wholly whisks the reader away to enchanting wonderlands.

"Detective Comics" #1005 is a bit of a mixed bag, but an overall good comic worth picking up if not only for the amazing artwork.

The art alone is worth the price of admission, and although not much is offered in terms of story, Glass does a great job at layering conflicts for the team to resolve in the future.

It is probably best to wait for the trade as "A Walk Through Hell" #11 is not a great jumping on point.

Being that this is only the second issue, it's still too early to conclude whether or not this comic is a worthy monthly purchase, but so far, nothing about it is intriguing enough to hook readers.

"Martian Manhunter" #6 is the clich comic that you've read a hundred times.

"Psi-Lords" #2 is a mixed bag with an unengaging story and undeveloped characters

With lazy, inconsistent art, and a lot of dialogue with no real payoff, "Monstress" #22 falls short of satisfactory.