Ok, so it's Vietnam...with zombies...and bio-mechanical zombies...and dogs biting throats out. So why do I feel me'h about the whole concept. First of all, I feel like the reader is dropped into the middle of a story and asked to piece it together. That's fine, but a few more clues tying the pieces together would have helped. I may give this book another try next month, but I feel at 6.5 I'm almost being generous.

The prelude to Doomsday, what can I say? It's a big storyline that did well for Superman in the past, I don't think it will have the same effect today that it did when Death of Superman was released. All in all though, a good read if you have been following the storyline.

As a kid growing up, I liked the Punisher...XMen and Ghost Rider. So of course I want this to be a good book, I really do. I don't even think my expectations are that high. The story is very rushed for a first issue, a little more time could be spent developing the character into a person. It's not a spoiler because it's on the cover, Ghost Rider looks like a sugar skull from Día de Muertos. The rest of the artwork is awesome in my own opinion, but the main character is not that scary.

My review of issue 1 had a theme of confusion about it, why is this kid suddenly a Ghost Rider? Who is he? Why should I care? I feel like he's being forced into a role of an anti hero, and the reader has no choice but to believe it. First off, everyone in this universe (*just short of his crippled brother) is a douchey raping gang banger. So of course we don't feel bad when the Ghost Rider runs someone over. I think by issue 3, we need to see the 80's Ghost Rider come into the story and explain the powers. That way a generation of readers who know nothing about the GR can get a crash course and this comic might make it into the double digit issues. All in all, not a bad read. It's certainly not my favorite book out, but it's keeping me entertained and I will pick up the next issue.

Wow, a truly epic 25th special issue. I'm going to glance over the writing of this book very briefly. It's well written, and has a great twist in the end. What I really want to focus on is the amazing artwork. I love when artists don't take themselves so seriously, and slip in a goofy comic strip in between two masterpiece pages. Personally, I think this is best cover of the week, it really shows off the amaze balls art that's inside these pages. Definitely pick this issue up, it's just great. 9.5/10

I am so relieved to have Peter back in control again. The old web slinger is back, but with new problems. One thing that I'm glad was touched on (not a spoiler, because it shows on the cover) Parker is happy to be back. Despite the position that Doc Ock left him in, Peter has a new lease on life. In all honesty, the reflection of the positive things that the good doctor did for Peter was a nice homage to the fans of Superior Spider Man. It's an issue that has to be picked up and read at least twice. The funny thing is, Marvel Now is a great platform for giving Spider Man a fresh start. The stories had become stale, but seeing them dissapear left a hole in my pick list. Get ready for the puns and terrible jokes....I'm giving this book a 9.5 out of 10.

What a surprising story, I was a little hesitant on this book. When I picked it up, I saw the artwork and became slightly apprehensive. This quickly apprehension quickly dissipated as I turned to the next page, every single page is a Marvel masterpiece. The story quickly escalates into a search deep into Peter Parker's past, one that he is not so sure of. The reader is thrown through a very believable world of espionage, dark secrets and pure adrenaline pumped action. I almost thought I was reading an issue of Black Widow (*chuckles) I can't believe how great this was, pick it up. 10 out of 10.

First, I'd like to say I am a huge aquaman fan. This issue did seem a little strange to me. His female counterpart Mera almost seemed a little out of her usual character and I didn't like some of the overbearing artwork. That said, the rest was gold. It's hard not to spoil this because it is on the cover, but a new villain is introduced that to me is a cool part of the story. Check it out, read it, you judge.

Aquaman has gotten a better comeback than Robert Downey Jr. The story is complex and the artwork is amazing. I'm saying that this storyline has a strong start, and I am biased. I feel very protective of the Aquaman comic series right now because I am so terrified that they will do something to ruin it. The spinoff including the others is a welcome storyline, the book starts off with a purpose. Something is going on, they have to get together to resolve it. So already I'm sold, because I want to see how it plays out. Lan Medina & Allen Martinez have a vibrant art style that pops off the pages. Two thumbs up.

Do you like Adam West Batman? corny Cesar Romero style Joker jokey jokes? Than this is the series for you, personally I like the Batman '66 series & I am looking forward to Ralph Garmin going on to write. If you like break your bones and leave you for dead batman, dark psychological scar batman or semi lesbian sexy time with the Catwoman batman??? If you like any of that, than this is not your Batman book. In a sea of Batman comics, this is one of my favorite.....Sea....Sea....C for CATWOMAN!

This story is slowly turning into the tale of Gothamites, not so much Batman. It's a great series, and I love picking it up. But it's not like the other Batman books on the shelf right now. There is an underlying tone that the people of Gotham are going to make their own mistakes, Batman can only do so much. It's different, and I like it. Now I am reading three different Batman books, we don't need anymore right now. My wallet cannot afford it.

As of right now, I'm reading just about every batman book out. So of course I'm hesitant to start another, its a lot of money to spend on a single universe. Right now were four issues in and I'm hooked. The story is building up the characters of Gotham city in a big way. I'm glad this is weekly, kudos to the whole DC team for putting out quality work. Im giving this book a 9 out of 10.

The black widow, this character is taking over S.H.I.E.L.D. in my eyes. Where as once I would say, Sgt. Nick Fury is Shield, now I say Natasha makes up the best parts of the agency. Running on blind intel, Natasha finds herself in a bit of jam. The artwork has a great quality to it, very underground style. I find myself getting more immersed with the story with every issue.

I have never cried reading a comic before due to laughing so hard. I began to get my partner in on the joke (she doesn't laugh at stuff like this) and she began to crack a smile and proceeded to read this issue, even though she doesn't like my comic choices. I love stories like this, and this issue actually ties into another part of the Deadpool universe which made me smile. I wish the laws of mathematics were different, so I could rate over a 100%. Pick this issue up, no matter what your choices are this week.

It's harmless fun, kind of like watching Freddy Vs. Jason. Or Jaws vs Orca. It's a fight the reader wants to see, even if it's not entirely well thought out. There are some funny moments, it seems like carnage is kind of losing his crazy cool bravado. This will definitely be one of those runs that lasts at most four issues and it will be wrapped up in a pretty little bow. Am I going to keep reading? Of course! I want to see who wins, the shark or...I mean Deadpool or Carnage.

My initial thrill of a stand alone Harley Quinn book is beginning to fade. The real world is trying to be just as funny as she is and it's not working for me. I want the Mistah Jay Harley Quinn, which...needless to say...is a sidekick character. The Art and writing are both spot on solid, but the novelty is worn out like a joy buzzer. I will give the book a few more issues to pull me back in, or I'll stop reading.

Hawkeye...you sly dog you. Just when you thought Kate's story was over, it's back. I for one have a special place in my heart for this comic, and I'm one of those fans that is enthralled by Kate's story in LA. It's a perfect combination of LA Noir, mixed with comedy and a little bit of Nancy Drew. Weird combo, but I like it. Now Kate's story is really getting interesting for those who have been following. This will be the first time I hope next week is Kate's story and not Clint's. Give it a read, I'm giving it a solid 8.

Reading the all new hulk is a test in patience. I despise when something that I love about a character is taken away with a horrible reason. I don't want to read about Mr. Fantastic losing his stretch, or the Punisher getting married....or The Wolverine not being able to heal 0_o. If the drastic change was for the better I would be uhh forgiving, but this is just bad. I'm giving this series one more issue, it better start coming together.

Drag, this is a great comic. The shrimp was so well played in this story, my dark sense of humor kept popping up. The art work takes some getting used to, it's a little cartoony at times...then overly detailed. But it's a comfortable balance. Pick this up, it's not too late to catch up quickly.

I, like many others was a skeptic at first. Anytime a super hero passes the torch, I get a little upset. I think a good formula for this is to get a fresh hero and watch them make mistakes. Try to figure out where they stand in the world of heroes. Kamala is doing an awesome job of this, and that makes me grow a new fondness for the character. I will keep picking up Ms. Marvel.

Nova continues to be a great series about a boy, trying to find himself in a universe full of heroes. I am very happy with this issue, no spoilers. Sam is truly turning into a great Nova corps member. There is a new development brewing in the story, but it seems very easily solvable in light of the many powers of Nova.

Punisher has always been my favorite anti-hero, some stories rise and some sink to the bottom. As of issue 4, I am counting it as a winning Frank Castle series. The introduction of super villians is a welcome change to the usual "take out the drug cartel" story. Those turn out to be a dime a dozen books. Of course, some key elements are still taken from those classic story lines and brought into the 2014 series. I will keep buying Punisher issues...and that's the best review any book can get. I'm giving Punisher #4 an 8.5/10

I can't believe this series is so close to ending, I could keep reading it. Rover and his pals are closing the end to their journey, it's amazing how far they have come. However, trouble is still lurking around every corner.

This book takes the best of so many worlds and wraps it into one burrito like wrap that is easy to digest. What sold me on this book was fury...coulson...and hawkeye, all in one comic. There is definitely a side of some characters that I have never seen before. That alone makes it woryh the read, its almost touching. I would say pick up this issue and support it, its a great read for the marvel fans.

Everytime I see Victor Von Doom on the cover, I'm obligated to buy that book. Thankfully I am addicted to the new She-Hulk plot, it's actually quite creative. I can honestly say, I never bought a She-Hulk storyline before this one, she was always just a fill in (guest appearance) type of character. Giving her a personality that in my opinion is kinda cute (i love those tall green women) and the ability to be a raging beast is just a perfect combination. I'm giving this issue a 9.5 out of 10.

Usually I see certain keywords in a title and I will dismiss the book without ever giving it a chance to be great. Certain keywords include the words Love, Funny and Wedding. However, you can't not see this without picking it up and reading. I have to say, if you are as big a fan of espionage as I am...then this series is right up your alley. Love, betrayal, murder, spy stuff......a wedding? I am without a doubt hooked by this story and will continue to keep buying issues.

The Silver Surfer, right hand of Galactus...well...not so much anymore. I haven't picked up a Silver Surfer book in years, I decided today was the perfect day to start due to the first issue being released on his new series (I hate having to catch up and #1s are the easiest way for me) From the start, it's easy to see this book has moxy. Even a little bit of humor (in a very serious way of course) I found myself mesmerized by the beautifully vibrant art of Michael Allred, I spent a few extra minutes just trying to see all the small details he put into the pages. I'm looking forward to this being an ongoing series, and will definitely pick up issue #2. I'm giving it a 9.5 out of 10.

What a breath of fresh air for the Surfer. The story is full of interesting characters and plot development. The art is bright and captures my attention. Seeing the impericon city, you could look the page over seven times and keep finding details that were missed previously. A great new book, I'm giving this a 9 out of 10.

I'm giving this book a high rating, why you ask? Because this is the first Star Wars series in a while that I feel holds true to my childhood impression of what the Wars should be. It's classic Star Wars, and this issue is no different. princess Leia's relationships are being tested....a mysterious ship drops out of orbit. It's such a subtle story line and yet, so powerful.

Upon reading the first page....my fanboy was smiling. Told after the battle of yavin, this story begins with a young Han Solo in all his glory. The Han Solo that I remember, ruthless....and calculated at the same time. This story is following along to the holy trilogy closely enough that I will be interested to see what happens next. A 10 out of 10.

I get where the creators were going with this story, to show a different side of the Superior Spider Man. Is he really superior? More like flawed, he's not the web head you know and have grown to love over the decades. I thought it was an interesting take on the story, but not needed. This issue could never have existed and the reader would not have missed any continuing story plot. I think as we (hopefully) get closer to Parker's return, we are going to see more books like this one.

This issue really ties the whole concept of this book together. The first day this came out I was a skeptic, then I became a fan, than an uber fan. Now, I had a moment of enlightenment whilst reading, the true reason why this book came out.

Just a perfect 10, and the covers from all superior spider man books was placed inside at the right time. I stared at all of those covers, and remembered the past two years in retrospective. Kind of emotional, kind of sad. I truly loved the character that Doc Ock brought to the table. But clearly he was not the superior Spider Man we all initially thought he was. I'm so glad that the character of Peter Parker could get a fresh new style for a while. The book was honestly boring me, it was the same formula over and over again. Now I have a new appreciation for Spider Man, which I'm sure was the point. Kudos to the writers on the great story.

I truly love the artwork of Ron Frenz, it has a cool classic 80's style to it...."oh ya, were gonna do it...but we're gonna do it...80's styyyyllle." While reading I realized I truly love how crazy some of our favorite villains are. A nemesis can't be kind or loving, they have to be crazy. This issue really proved that to me, while Doc Ock will always be cold, calculating and meticulous. The Goblin is just nuckin futs, and they compliment each other so well. I could see a mini series of just these two. I didn't give it a perfect score, but the interest in this storyline is keeping me coming back and for that I give it an 8 out of 10.

Lets be honest, every time a new Terminator story comes out I feel a little let down. Not because it's necessarily a bad story, or terrible artwork. My gripe is the story, it feels like a lot of recycled storyline that we have all seen before. I'm giving this book a 7.5 out of 10, because I'm a sucker. I always love the Terminator, it could be Terminator vs. Hello Kitty & I would probably buy it. If you're hoping for a new story, don't get too excited. This is the Salvation story, and it's a lot of what you would expect. Maybe I'm being too hard, this book is very well done. My expectations are just so high for this series.

I often find myself searching the racks at my local shop for something different. Don't get me wrong, I love my big name comics, there is something comforting about the monotony of the stories. However, once in a while I stumble on a hidden gem, I find this in The Bunker from Oni Press. The art is very unique, along with the down to earth writing. I always liked the concept of knowing my own future, we've all seen BTTF where Marty sees himself as a burnt out middle aged rocker. Can we come back to reality and choose not to race Biff in our Toyota pickup? Bunker has an almost eerie, larger force working feel. I'll pick up issue 3 when it comes out, and that's the best review I can give a comic.

Crap, crap, crap....are my usual feelings everytime I pick up this book. This week is no different, it's a tense issue like most of the months. If you have been following, then you know stuff is about to go down. The All Out War is almost done (issue 10 of 12) but the story is far from over. I'm glad this switched to bi monthly, I don't think I could wait a whole month on this one.

A f***ing TEN out of TEN! I couldn't be happier with how this war is panning out. This whole story arc has had my butt on the edge of my seat every issue and it keeps getting better. I would love to see the war go on a little longer, but it's almost over. If you haven't been following the story line, then now is not the time to start. Go pick up the trades and get caught up.

I have the original Turok series, and I wanted to begin reading this book. Even though I have to catch up in the current series, I found this title by Dynamite easy to pick up and get right into the story. The whole concept takes me back in time, in the long long ago, before zombies ruled our lives. There was a time when Dinosaurs were huge, large thanks to JP. I still think Dinosaurs are large and in charge (*giggles) and I now have to scour my old comic racks for the back issues. I'm giving Turok: Dinosaur Hunter a 7 out of 10.

Ugh...i was dreading this day. Ultron reimagined as a one man show....almost like a terrible one man inner monologue theatre piece. You know the kind I'm talking about, the one's they show for free at the community center. You didn't want to be there, you just came in to use the bathroom but they won't let you leave. I digress from my go nowhere rant, this is really bad. If you want a good Ultron story...read the age of ultron. I'm giving this book a 4/10.

I am so glad this is over, I stuck it out for all five issues and I'm not left wanting more. I understand that a weekly series is no easy task, but look at Batman Eternal...it's weekly and great. I am giving this series a failing grade of 5 out of 10.

It's strange to see Logan so weak and vulnerable, but it shows off how truly bad arse he really is. In this issue we see The Wolverine running away yet again (not a spoiler, it's on the cover) And like the many times before, we have to figure out why. It's actually pointed out in the book by Storm that him running away from the school is getting played out. However, where will Weapon X head to now? Read the book, I'm not going to tell you.

Holy nightcrawler's ghost, this was an intense issue. I can't say anything that won't spoil it, so I'll just say this....go get this issue. And also....vampire Jubilee is just awesome.