She-Hulk Annual #1
She-Hulk Annual #1 (Petri, MacDonald, Milla): The themes though heavily comedic also have an underlying current of weight to them which is what really makes this book shine along side some very well done art.
DetailsDial H for Hero #6
Learn what it takes to be a hero in the extremely thoughtful and emotional ‘Dial H For Hero #6’ (Humphries, Quinnoes).
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Special Collector’s Corner on the statue photography of Blindzider!
DetailsAmazing Spider-Man #28
Amazing Spider-Man #28 (Spencer, Walker, Dell, Martin): Will the sisterhood of the supervillain pants prevail? Or will Boomerang weasel his way out of a well-earned comeuppance?
DetailsDoctor Mirage #1
Doctor Mirage #1 (Visaggio, Robles, Bellaire, Sharpe) shatters expectations with a story that tugs at your heart and toys with your imagination!
DetailsBatman/Superman #1
With fantastic art direction and an interesting story, Joshua Williamson and David Marquez are gearing up for an absolute banger of a book with ‘Batman/Superman #1’
DetailsSuperman #14
Read the beginning of the end of the beginning of “The Unity Saga” in ‘Superman #14’ (Bendis, Reis) as the United Planets is formed and some guests arrive to celebrate Unity Day!
DetailsNightwing #63
‘Nightwing #63’ (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi) turns a mediocre at-best book to something truly worth diving into with just a handful of pages.
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Dark Horse Comics has announced HELLBOY & THE B.P.R.D: THE SEVEN WIVES CLUB, a new one-shot from Eisner Award-Winning creators Mike Mignola and Adam Hughes.
DetailsDaredevil #10
Daredevil #10 (Zdarsky, Fornes, Bellaire, Cowles) features the titular hero aiding his foe, facing the forces of a corrupt police force alongside Cole North!
DetailsAction Comics #1014
‘Action Comics #1014’ (Bendis, Kudranski, Anderson) makes me think that Bendis is playing chess on two separate boards, and masterfully at that. Action Comics and Event Leviathan truly is an event you shouldn’t miss.
DetailsCaptain America #13
“The Legend of Steve” begins in ‘Captain America #13’ (Coates, Masters, Izaakse) and the tale raises a number of significant questions not only for Steve but for the reader as well.
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