Doc Savage #4, the Ash and the Army of Darkness Annual, and the conclusions of Legends of Red Sonja and Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars are the highlights this week from Dynamite.
Pretty heavy on the collectibles this week but there’s still the premiere issue of Blackout, the further adventures of Captain Midnight, Serenity Leaves On The Wind #3, and B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #1 for a buck among the offerings from Dark Horse.
The House of Ideas is looking to blow your mind with the slate of titles this week including the renumbering of Daredevil (with an amazing Alex Ross 75th anniversary variant), the latest New Avengers, and the second issue of Winter Soldier: The Bitter March leading the four color fun.
You have to love the line up from DC Comics this week since you have so much to mull over spending your dough on including the latest Batman ’66 and Superman Unchained as well as the new Death TPB (Sandman is still a wonderful series all these years later) for the Neil Gaiman fans out there.
Zenescope follows up on Robyn’s popularity with Robyn Hood: Legend #1 as well as couple more Grimm Fairy Tales Wonderland offerings this week.
Four big issues arrive this week from Valiant, including the zero issue of Harbinger: The Bleeding Monk and Unity #5 to get things cooking.
The latest Sex Criminals (what?!?!?! You’re not reading Sex Criminals?!?!?!), Fuse, and the launch of Sovereign lead the pack this week from Image Comics.
Plenty to choose from this week from IDW including more Transformers, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and G.I. Joe vying for your comic buying dollars.
More explosive action from Dynamite this week with The Spider #18, The Shadow #23, and the continuation of Bill Willingham;s Legenderry, with issue #3, as ones to watch.
Some especially nice goodies from Dark Horse this week including the first issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 10, the launch of The Witcher, and the hardcover of Hellboy: The First 20 Years among the offerings.
As 2014 has seen DC Comics publish themed variants each month (Scribblenauts, Robot Chicken,and steampunk to date) an article in today’s USA Today reveals May
As far as this collection is concerned, I recommend this set to any of those who love the raw original comic form. If you read comics in the 70’s or 80’s and yearn for down to earth classics, with a thirst for history, this is your ticket. If you’re a fan of the individual characters then this is must have.
Two launches (Captain Marvel and Secret Avengers) plus a load of other goodies this week from Marvel.
Lots of bat-centric action this week from DC Comics, including Batman #29 and another edition of the Legends Of The Dark Knight 100-Page Super Spectacular.
One new launch title (Age of Darkness) and one second issue (Ascension) this time out from Zenescope Entertainment.
