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20th Century Boys, Volume 3
This is ultimately a story about the stray hopes and dreams of adventure, in this story personified by comics themselves, that every now and then end up building the adult that our childhood selves always dreamed of being.
The Muppet Show Comic Book #4
In the fourth and final issue of this series, Roger Langridge turns his attention to Miss Piggy and a psychic.
Detective Comics #854
Sometimes, it really is worth the wait.
Gotham City Sirens #1
"Gotham City Sirens" seems like a good idea, but the series needs a backbone, and fast.
Justice League of America #34
Dwayne McDuffie's run ends more with a whimper than a bang. Sure, there's a bang or two in this issue, but the overall package is spoiled by the events that led to this point.
Secret Warriors #5
The Howling Commandos versus H.A.M.M.E.R. versus Hydra! Need I say more?
Green Lantern #42
War is about to break out among the different colors of Lanterns. You'd almost think there was a big crossover storyline just around the bend. Oh, hang on...
Predator #1
Two decades after first publishing a Predator comic, Dark Horse unleashes the fury of those uglies again.
Berserker #1
A lot of set-up and laying out the concept with little actual characterization. But, the art is fantastic.
Iron Fist #27
This chapter of the book of "Iron Fist" comes to a close, but how does it end?
Dark Reign: Lethal Legion #1
We all know that Norman Osborn's as crooked as they come, but what about the folks he thought were unworthy of sharing in his latest, greatest scheme?
Dark Avengers #6
If you’ve read Warren Ellis’ “Thunderbolts,” you can probably skip this issue since it’s pretty much that again.
Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia #1
The crossover between the Avengers and X-Men begins here with a riot in San Francisco that the X-Men can’t control, so Norman Osborn is called in to restore order.
Young Allies 70th Anniversary Special #1
Marvel continues to celebrate their 70th anniversary with yet another special featuring characters from Marvel's past.
Thor #602
An issue of subplots with no real central focus to drive things forward as Thor solves a problem, William adjusts to life in Asgard, and Baldur explains his rationale for accepting Doom’s offer of relocation.
Power Girl #2
"Power Girl" is already losing a little bit of its oomph, with far too much of the issue devoted to drawn out fight scenes and little forward momentum.
Superman/Batman #61
In many ways this is a throw-away story in "Superman/Batman," but it's so fun and so gorgeous that you'll find yourself enthralled none the less.
Captain Britain and MI:13 #14
Even in its swan song, "Captain Britain and MI13" continues to be one of the smartest, most fun titles published at Marvel right now.
Dark Wolverine #75
Daken is now the star of the comic, but it's not as bad as it sounds.
Dark Reign: Zodiac #1
The fabulous Nathan Fox delivers some invigorating art, but Joe Casey's story is only getting started.
Transformers Spotlight: Cliffjumper #1
Cliffjumper makes some friends, but things get ugly when, predictably, the Decepticons show up.
Dark Reign: Mr. Negative #1
Mister Negative takes on the Hood in a turf war as Dark Reign catches up with the Spideyverse in a big way.
Herogasm #2
The plot picks up in this issue, but not enough with Ennis and McCrea still too enamored with bodily humor jokes to move on.
Final Crisis Aftermath: Dance #2
Fill-in artists already? That doesn't bode well for this miniseries.
Punisher #6
Ever want to see the Scourge victims resurrected and set loose on the Punisher? Your wish has come true.
The Brave and the Bold #24
The Milestone characters begin a run on "The Brave and the Bold" as co-stars. First up is Static, so why not pair him with Black Lightning?
Young Liars #16
An absolute masterpiece of craft and storytelling as David Lapham takes a break from the ongoing narrative to focus on a new character and a different type of issue construction.
Madman Atomic Comics #16
With two short stories in this penultimate issue, one detailing an obsession with the Atomics and the other Frank Einstein’s possible new career, this is a very good read!
The Unwritten #2
Mike Carey and Peter Gross's "The Unwritten" mixes mystery, fantasy, and a love of books into the perfect synthesis of all three.
Thor: The Trial of Thor #1
There’s actually no trial in these pages. It’s more “CSI: Asgard” than anything else.
Outsiders #19
Emblazoned with a "Batman: Reborn" trade dress, the fifth part of "The Deep" in "Outsiders" welcomes Fernando Pasarin and Jeremy Haun in as pencilers.
Supergirl #42
With Superwoman's identity -- and life -- blown to pieces, this title takes a turn, as a plot for revenge against Supergirl begins to percolate.
Incognito #4
Things get worse for Zack Overkill. You didn’t think it was possible, but, apparently, it is.
Invincible #63
Superhero comics don't always have to be pretty. This issue is certainly not pretty. Blood, guts, violence, and death.
The Road to the White House: Barack Obama #1
IDW continues to ride the "Obama Wave" in comics, offering another Obama-covered comic. The biggest difference is this one is actually about Barack Obama.
Batman: Streets of Gotham #1
In its debut, "Batman: Streets of Gotham" seems less the street-level version of a Batman title that we were promised, and more like an extension of Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen's run on "Detective Comics." But now with added Manhu
X-Men Forever #1
It’s 1991 again, and the X-Men are taking on the remnants of Magneto’s acolytes following the destruction of Asteroid M.
War of Kings: Ascension #3
The latest issue of "War of Kings: Ascension" shows the flipside of recent "War of Kings" events, which sounds good in practice but gets sluggish in places. Plus, Darkhawk tries to find his inner Hulk.
Miss America 70th Anniversary Special #1
Van Meter and Macdonald have some fun with a Marvel not-quite-icon.
The Comic Book Podcast Companion
An insightful book of interviews with some of the most well-known and popular comic book podcasters. If you don’t know what podcasts are or what shows to listen to, this book is for you.
X-Factor #44
Peter David gives us an X-sitcom with an edge, but is that what you're looking for?
Groom Lake #3
Come for the Ben Templesmith art, stay for the cigarette smoking alien.
Invincible Iron Man #14
Tony Stark is on the run, trying to save the world from secrets he has that Norman Osborn wants. In this issue, Tony's quest takes him to Russia, home of the Crimson Dynamo.
Captain America #600
One year later, the Marvel Universe pauses to remember Steve Rogers, with guest creators galore!
Phonogram: The Singles Club #3
Emily Aster visits an indie club, and the ghosts of her past are waiting there for her.
Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam! #5
Art Baltazar and Franco Aureliani step in to help get this title back on a more regular schedule. It is a different book with those two at the controls, but in an energetic sense, the enthusiasm is still very much present.
Toy Story: Mysterious Stranger #1
Most of the Boom! Kids line based on Disney properties have been dead-on accurate, but "Toy Story: Mysterious Stranger" is off to a lackluster start.
Uncanny X-Men #511
Matt Fraction's X-Men is about humanity moreso than mutancy. And the characters shine through.
Final Crisis Aftermath: Escape #2
Experimental, trippy, obtuse, and quite possibly brilliant, “Escape” continues with Nemesis no closer to answers concerning his stay in Electric City.
Booster Gold #21
The subfeat – er, uh, the "Second Features" start here, with the Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle sharing staples with the man who helped him get started, Booster Gold. Booster, however, is a little busy confronting the cowl.
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