Before I'd read this issue, I would have figured that the biggest problem the Kingdom of Ooo had would be flies and/or ants. But there's trouble aplenty, and our heroes are missing. I plan to stick around to see how it all turns out and so should you. Sweet!

A surprisingly entertaining and potentially multi-layered read, but there's a bit too much unnecessary crimson ink on the page.

An entertaining but frustrating and uneven introduction to a series about a telekinetic superman working for the Secret Service.

Buffy Season 9 is better than Season 8 and overall a lot of fun, if a bit inconsistent.

A solid one-shot that is quite good, but cant possibly achieve the level of all the advance hype.

Domovoi is an adult fairy tale that is not strictly for fans of Hellboy and Fables, and is a treat for anyone who loves great storytelling.

Richard Corben reinterprets Poe and does a bang-up jobyou may disagree with his vision, but the comics will entertain and maybe even challenge you.

A first issue of an acclaimed comic book that will leave new readers scratching their pointless ears.

High concept meets poor execution in the first issue of Ghosted; lets do lunch.

Yet another blow-by-blow action epic adaptation of a video game light on everything except explosives.

This book is a gentle and frightening fairy tale that digs deep and resonates within the characters as well as the readers. Hellboy: The Midnight Circus is a fiery gem in a tasteful, subtle setting that leaves us feeling melancholy, scared, and wishing our parents were around to comfort us.

This is a magical reading experience for all agesthe next issue can't come soon enough!

A good mystery story with inconsistent art that makes for a fun summer read.

Another new twist on the Flash legend, but the wooden characterization makes the premise a rather hard pill to swallow.

Help me Dr. Zaiusthis competently written and drawn book provides ZERO editorial context and leaves new readers dangling from The City Tree (whatever the hell that is).

Another intriguing, entertaining, and frustratingly uneven issue of this intriguing, entertaining, and frustratingly uneven series.

A well-crafted comic with a genuine love for the four-color Silver Age as well as early science fiction concepts, Six-Gun Gorilla is a must-read.

Station to Station is a solid 26-page science fiction adventure tale told in an entertaining fashionan enjoyable comic book escape.

The Fifth Beatle is a genuine embarrassment. Who was Brian Epstein? This graphic novel doesnt tell us, but his tragic life sure will make a swell movie!