Eric Goebelbecker Comic Reviews

"The Amazing Spider-Man" #2 continues the fresh start with a fun story and excellent artwork.

"Archie's Halloween Spectacular" is a nice collection of classic Archie tales from longtime Archie Comics creators. It's sure to please any longtime Archie fan.

"Astro City" #52 wraps up the series with a reminder of why we love it so.

"Avengers" #3 is an average story that might seem less uneven and more effective as part of a collection.

"Batman Beyond" #23's blistering pace and eye-catching art combine to create an exceptional story.

"Captain America Annual" #1 takes us back to the Golden Age with a story about hope and endurance.

"Captain America" #3 balances action with powerful character moments in another exciting entry in the 'Winter in America' storyline.

"Daredevil Annual" #1 is a fun interlude for Daredevils followers and a must-read for fans of Misty Knight.

"Death or Glory" #4 is a wild ride that establishes "Death or Glory" as a pacesetter.

"Dejah Thoris" #8 is packed with action and sure to please fans of the Princess of Helium and Edgar Rice Burroughs' tales of Barsoom.

"Extermination" #1 is a heck of a ride and it has serious potential, but it's not quite a must-read yet. Time will tell.

"Heroes in Crisis" #1 meets and surpasses its hype with an engaging story and beautiful art. This one belongs on your pull list.

"Immortal Hulk" #6's guest artist is an unexpected treat and makes the book worth a read regardless of how you feel about the latest developments.

"Invisible People" is a gut punch. A call to reach out to others and make connections, not only for their benefit but for yours, too.

A thriller with plenty of twists and turns to keep you engaged.

"Marvel Two In One Annual" #1 is an unsettling story that adds to the tension and mystery around Ben Grimm's search for his teammates.

"Marvel Two-In-One" #10 is a satisfying close to an epic storyline.

"Multiple Man" #3 is filled with non-stop action and laughs but after the first two issues, we're left waiting for more.

"Plastic Man" #4 is another gem from Gail Simone and Adriana Melo.

"Red Sonja/Tarzan" #2 is an exciting episode in what is building into an exceptional crossover story.

Relay #3 picks up the pace in a complex science fiction narrative that continues to impress.

The Queen of the Wolves advances Reds quest far enough that we know this series will go to unexpected places.

"Sparrowhawk" comes out of the gate firing on all cylinders. Eye-grabbing covers, compelling script, and gorgeous interiors. This is a must-read mini-series.

"Darth Vader Annual" #2 gives us a unique view into the eponymous character and his first encounter with Tarkin's Death Star.

In "Sword Daughter" #2 the series finds its footing on good ground.

"What-If" #1 has an interesting take on the Spider-Man mythos, but the execution falls short.

"Wonder Woman" #50 is a good-looking book for dedicated Wonder Woman fans.