My Interest is dead. R.I.P.

Almost done! Thank God!

Morrison and Quitely keep chugging along nicely

The Heroes are back, but can they save themselves from each other?

Is this the end of Spawn as we know him?

The 'Unstoppable' arc begins, seven months late

Humberto Ramos fills in on art as 'Primary Infection' begins

The non-Civil War tie-in looks to shake things up

Where's the fun? Too indecipherable for the short term: no emotion 

Simone ends her second limited series with hope for another

Two Ms. Marvels? Are they both supposed to be evil?

A can't miss ending to the two longest sub-plots in the series so far

The limited series we should have read months ago, still good though

Warren Ellis remakes the New Universe into something coherent and readable

Gail Simone is at again with a superhero retirement home?

It ends with a sputter and a jerk

Mike Carey finishes his first story arc more or less unscathed

The best solo Iron Fist title yet, for what that's worth….

An ex-girlfriend, a new job, and the return of the Vulture, Oh my!

Mary Jane wonders if it's all worth it

The return of Frank to the Marvel Universe, destruction ensues

"I'm the Juggernaut, bitch!"

The last review?

Time wasting 'Casualities of War' tie-in that ties into….nothing really

Couldn't they have come up with a longer title?

It's finally here…yay…

The delay-athon is only set to continue as issue 19 & 20 get pushed back…

The duo get their breakup formalized and just in time for Domino to fall into Cable's arms

The one-shots continue and Iron Man is found laying down on the job

This is good, but still just evidence that Bendis is a spin-off making machine

Nice, er, pumpkins

Cabin fever sets in at the Fortress of Solitude

"Happy Halloween, Judeo-Christians!"

Anti-Iron Man alliance building

No hero is too small for a Civil War tie-in

Introducing the Earth-2 Deatshtroke—Marvel’s Deadpool?!

Richard Donner Returns

Boom! Studios: Classic comics re-lettered for comedic effect

Dynamite Entertainment: Wait, if he ranges with Tonto, he's not really 'lone' is he?

Virgin Comics: Is this to be the first comic from Virgin to begin well?

Another weird first issue from Morrison, and weird in a completely different manner too

This is one of the weirdest first issues I've ever read

Something good comes out of Hine's continuing stories of the 198

A year in: we've lost a couple artists but gained a wonderful series

One of the best weeks yet!

One of the original birds flies the coop

Technically, they're Omega Humanoids, but that's not as catchy

Crash course in Conan

Ultimate Cable shows up to kick the X-Men's butts and generally be a badass

The crossover event no one asked for or could have expected!

Unfortunately, pirates yet to be included…

Dynamite Entertainment: We're betting on the guy with the chainsaw

Another Worldstorm re-launch with one of my fave writers at the helm

Worldstorm begins here, so far so good

We finally get a team together and a good long fight scene to go with it

Best issue so far but hardly up to par for Jenkins

Black Adam gets a 'Mini-me' and you get another glorious Week In Review

A cheesy catchphrase contest ensues

Why does this exist? Hastily put together and it shows

Beautiful and well-written, this is the crime comic to read

Mysterio is cool again! Wait, was he ever?

J.M.S. is slipping a bit…

The best Dr. Strange tale I've ever read…

The pace is picking up and at the worst time too

Back this time with a better, fuller Week In Review

More zombie comics? This isn't even attempting to be original.

Party at the Penguin's, umbrellas optional

Please tell me this never happened to Ronnie 'Firestorm' Raymond

Prepare to be happy again Nightwing fans cause it doesn't SUCK!

Size doesn't matter…unless you're talking about sex

Dynamite Entertainment: Red Sonja vs. pre-med school Moreau

Bongo Comics: Halloween comes early in Springfield

Virgin Comics: Yet another series that crawls out the gate

Slave Labor Graphics: Even FURTHER down the Rabbit Hole…into yet another Wonderland?

We're introducing our new format here for the 52…

The hundredth issue! Gwen Stacey's return! ANOTHER Spider-Man clone!

Action BONANZA!

I'd gotten used to not having to read this darned thing

Civil War tie-in that looks at Agent 13's conflicting emotions

Peter takes a side in the Civil War, again

The two franchises are in good hands for this mini-series

Better living, through chemistry

A good jumping on point for an average superhero comic

One of these days Ororo…straight to the moon!

Superman speaks slang. The world winces.

Three new characters and not an original thought put into them

The mainstream media lionizes Pride of Baghdad…and for good reason

Finally here, the comic that has held up half the Marvel product line

The general audience comic that truly fits that name

Blade is back for a series of stand-alone action issues

Classic Wolverine, classically done

Reprints Amazing Spider-Man #529-532 to tell the tale of Peter's Pro-Registration leanings

Britian gets her superheroes back in print, God Save the Queen!

The mystery no one was wondering about…solved!

The Magician gets booted into limbo status

Wood tells the backstory of Zee in this stand-alone story

Decent, but I've come to expect so much more from Brubaker

Aquaman's still playing second fiddle to the new, younger version

Fantastic tale continues of a comic within a comic within a comic!

Way keeps the plot moving with yet more obscure references

Worth your while, but only because Marvel doesn't do a good enough job in the first place

Your weekly 52 served up weekly by the never weak Caleb Mozzocco

Johns goes to town fixing 'problems' he finds with the DCU

Virgin Comics: Better to be too deep and confusing than not deep at all, although deep and clear is better still

Antartic Press: Hutchison tackles all the duties necessary to bring you manga Beowulf

Not as quite as good as Pak's first X-miniseries but decent enough

Slow, reliable, satisfying and still completely entertaining

Rawlins is back and this time he's joined the commies

Another NY buddy-cop story but with a supernatural twist, just like the rest

It's Savage Dragon vs. Mark Millar's Wanted

MTU's penultimate issue delievers the emotional punch, but at what cost?

Posion Ivy returns from death, fans of psuedo tentacle porn rejoice!

This week, we get to meet the man from Uranus…I said anus

Devil's Due Publishing: Everything you wanted to know about Scarlett. Ok not everything you wanted, pervert

And you thought Booster Gold and Elongnated Man were B-list. This week 52 breaks out the really, really small guns.

Silent Devil Productions: Death rides a tall horse and carries a six-shooter on his hip

Alias: Truly a comic 'just for kids'

Boom! Studios: Classic Giffen & DeMatteis, maybe a little too classic?

Virign Comics: Still decent enough to get next issue, still bad enough to not put on the pull list

Kabuki's writing moves forward and so does the plot, Akemi is here

Good on the surface but without any cream filling

Gambit is gone forever folks, may he rest in peace

New creative team gives the series a shot in the arm

Early 90's style X-Men story: fun but lifeless

Peter David does it right: story first, sensationalism second

Last Issue! And it's a doozy!

Grant Morrison shows the world how good a (Superman) comic can be

Another faultering superhero redesign, another writer fixing something that isn't broken

The Main Man is back and he's sporting new duds

JLA as international spies?

Good story hampered by bad art

The third book out this week with what feels like every hero DC has

More Superman stories with lots of cameos and weird aliens, but this one's good

A bunch of crazy stuff happens for no apparent reason, same as last issue

Boom! Studios: It's 'LOST' meets the 'Galapagos from Hell'

Doesn't get more obvious than this, good novelists don't equal good comic writers

The first real story arc is done and the story couldn't be stronger

Spawn continues to get more absurd

Spider-Woman gets her time in the limelight and gives us the best issue in a while

The action starts, the mystery deepens, and Civil War intrudes upon it all

Summer blockbuster with a lot of action and not a lot of meaning

Santa don't take no crap from zombies

Evil Twin Comics: Cause you can't have fundamental without fun or mental!

Burlyman Entertainment: The Wachowski Brothers present the secret origin of…Jesus?

Wait on Wonder Woman not worth the glitches and lackluster art

The Justice League has its first round draft picks

More 'Year One' Batman fun with Matt Wagner

It's a Marvel-ous day for a wedding for 52's sweet sixteen

The FF move over to let Mole Man have his day in the…artificial sun?

Mark Millar ends his run and the Zombie threat is finally over

Rex Mundi moves to Dark Horse but keeps trucking

Bruce Jones re-imagines a classic DC superhero, just without all the 'hero' part

Second story arc in and we're going through old villains like they be catching feelings

Getting better but it'll always be a tentative series

Boom! Studios: The zombie genre itself becomes a member of the undying

Quality AND quantity for your buck!

Robin team-up issue as Boomerang Jr. searches for the Joker's bomb in Gotham

The Death of Booster Gold!

Hyped and touted but can't 'Preach' the good word

Ape Entertainment: A military unit designed to fight zombies, vampires, and ghosts, oh my!

Simply amazing comic, great for any Ultimate Spider fan

The team gets a proper villain, and Gary Frank leaves the book

Vandal Savage reveals his hand and Dr. Psycho attacks

A good start to a fun romp through space

Way continues his slow crawl of a plot that reveals little and does even less

Getting better despite all my misgivings

A traitor among the Pro-Registration side and guest appearances galore

Virgin Comics: Be patient, this might be going somewhere after all

Superman's new villain needs a Speak-n-Spell

We gear up for the second 'Wedding of the Century' in less than a year, no straw Sue Dibny doll included

Queer Eye for the Martian Guy? It's leather meets the Coneheads in this classic character make-over

200 pages of stories about robots acting like humans

Three issues in and we still don't have any main characters, never a great sign

A slightly disappointing ending to an otherwise fantastic story arc

Nothing spectacular, especially from the high expectations of a Steve Niles' Creeper comic

Tieri continues to ignore Claremont's stories, and the actual Excalibur team

One of the FF moves to Canada in protest

Mysterio returns and so does Flash's old personality

Dynamite Entertainment: Only good for Highlander zealots

The Riddler as P.I. helping Batman solve a murder case?

The Elongnated Man gets his day in the limelight in an attempt to take down a Superman Cult, an evil one of course

Decent but not good enough to hold my interest monthly

Crossover of Marvel's two teen superhero teams, decent but not great

Englehart decides to pursue his pet project, to our dismay

Morrison & Kubert begin their run, it isn't groundbreaking but it is good

Superman Returns! AGAIN! But without the whole 'Cyclops is dating Lois Lane' thing

Thrill-House Comics: Making old-school superheroes new again, by actually making new characters!

Boom! Studios: Joe Casey writes a decent tale on life as a supervillain

Big Bang Comics: Homage to Plastic Man and the Spirit now back in small press

White supremacist's learn the folly of killing each other, lesson said to be late in coming

Do you know where your almighty deities are?

THE SEX ISSUE! CARTOON PORN! (Um…like..Eeeww…)

I'm officially fed up with Civil War's lack of balance

The Daredevil Imposter revealed, and Murdock wonders how he keeps the uniform so clean

The Wedding of the Century, or so they claim…

Worst mini-series EVAAH!

Fireworks break out, a god returns and Goliath gets a hangnail, all in this addition of, CIVIL WAR!

Out of character and out of touch, this doesn't ring true

An all-new Freedom Fighters…again

She-Hulk gets married, Marvel forgot to tell anyone

Robin teams up with Boomerang Jr. for a comic only slightly more interesting than drying mud

New Creative Team, Van Sciver: late but great

Starkings' Hip Flask gets a relaunch and a new-reader friendly one at that

Meltzer reimagines the Trinity, past and future

Virign Comics: Wells and Gaydos do Kapur some credit and actually make a decent first issue

DC shows how equal rights they are by shouting: "Hey everyone! Look, a Lesbian!"

Magical: Part 1 / Plus Masked Marvel Backup Story

A Runaway dies…this is a spoiler free review (mostly)

More death, mayhem, and a Civil War tie-in?

Why am I reading about Spider-Man 2211 again?

Bosom Buddies! Double Entendre!

Civil War tie-in. Could it be true? Deadpool's funny again!

Best Annihilation series? It didn't make me vomit, always a good sign.

Civil War tie-in, Cyclops versus Multiple Man?!?

Alias: Revolutionary Hero fights European Legends for a historical twist

Oni: Apocalyptic future western meets Star Wars

Ennis' Kev has been freed from any Authority ties, Ennis and fans rejoice

Boom! Studios: Milo and his superhero alternate-reality-self go to couple's therapy

Burlyman Entertainment: Shark vs. Cowboy, Darrow vs. Page Space, Shaolin Cowboy vs. Demon's bodiless head inside the stomach of a dinosaur…what?

What's more grueling? Clark Kent's reporting job or Superman's crime fighting?

A Golden Age hero returns in a unqiue fashion

Ghost Rider gets his own monthly, rides into our hearts and pancreas

Thrid verse, same as the first

Super-Skrull becomes a hero by killing millions of bad guys

Silver Surfer becomes a herald of Galactus again, instantly regrets decision

Ulitmate Scorpion, Ultimate Clone Saga, Ultimate girl problems

Carey jump starts X-Men with a much needed change in direction

Single issue story about one of Parker's students who just realized his Biology teacher is Spider-Man

The Bureau finally settles down to the task of eliminating the 'Plague of Frogs'

The new Blade series debuted with a two hour pilot and Bam!Kapow! weighs in

All New Atom, all classic sci-fi fun

Ennis does his usual great war comic, only problem is in its similarity to every other great war comic he's done

Why can't the regular series be this good?

As close to a perfect Batman story as possible

Disappointing end to a wonderful series

Teen Titans vs. Doom Patrol vs. Brotherhood of Evil

Hulk learn strategery.

Tieri now at the helm, gets Excalibur lost.

A new era of X-books to rival Lee and Morrison's debuts? Well maybe not, but at least they got the wraparound cover.

The smash hit about the world's last man and his monkey looks at the life of Dr. Mann.

IDW: Steamboat Transformers don't equal very fast chase scenes.

Good, but not great.

Repercussion Comis: Marc Haines new three part series sketches us a frightful picture with experimental story-telling.

Devil's Due Publishing: Sophmore slump?

Devil's Due Publishing: Coming off his latest Dead@17, Josh Howard attempts to continue his horror comic success.