There are better titles out there, don't waste your money.

While reading I kept thinking that Graveyard Shift would have made a great 90s style arcade beat-em-up.

Vampirella goes up against Pantha, a Black Panther that can change into a Woman. Yes, you read that correctly.

This is also one of the most unique takes I've seen of Joker or Harley because they seem the most realistic

I'd consider this to be the most honest and topical take on a "progressive" Superhero ever.

Peter Tomasi is providing the blueprint for how to tell a great Batman story.

After reading Bettie Page #1 my impression was that the story is throwaway and that the title is designed simply to push variant covers.

Transformers Vs. The Terminator is fun and sometimes that's enough.

I doubt the characters of "Leave on the Lights" will be able to turn them off ever again.

Anyone talking about toxic masculinity, the patriarchy in this setting would be laughed at, called a pussy, or get their asses beat

I have a hard time mustering up any patience for "Beyond The Grid".

See ya in TMNT #100 for the ending you should have got here.

The Question is one of the the best uses of the Black Label format we've seen to date.

After Flipping through this series I can honestly say its underrated.

Ben Percy succeeds where a lot of writers fail in that he knows how to tell a good Wolverine story.

Every time I think I'm over the current status quo Sophie Campbell gives us another issue full of character and setting development.

Seeing Apocalypse in a suit is pretty slick and is one of the coolest moments we've seen from the IP in a long time.

• James Tynion IV (Writer) • Werther Dell'Edera (Pencils) •Miquel Muerto (Colorist) • Werther Dell'Edera (Cover Artists) • Boom Studios ...

Giant-Sized Nightcrawler felt like a throwback to comics I didn't really connect with growing up.

"Blackest Night" take advantage of comics as a visual medium and are simply fun to look at. Kyle has a great script to work with.