Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Absolute Cassandra Cain: The Shadow’s Hand #1 (DC Comics) – She’s playing a role in Absolute Catwoman and we’ll get some more info on this new take on the character.

Absolute Green Arrow #5 (DC Comics) – Such a fantastic series, we’re hooked to figure out who the mysterious Green Arrow actually is and if all the terrible people will actually see justice.

Avengers Armageddon #4 (Marvel) – Marvel is teasing something big in this issue… we’ll see.

Batman Of Two Worlds (DC Comics) – This year’s “Batman Day” release features two stories spotlighting each universe’s Batman.

Big Shakedown #1 (Dark Horse) – LA Noir set in a Los Angeles devastated by a massive earthquake and not rebuilt.

The Dissidents (Abrams Comicarts) – A fantastic dive into history that feels like it could be happening today. Check out our review.

DNX #1 (Marvel) – The next big X-Men storyline is here as 3K attempts to unleash the X-Virus and bring about the Age of Revelation and the X-Men team up with the Fantastic Four to stop it.

Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft #1 (Dark Horse) – We’re suckers for the Ravenloft setting so crossing our fingers and rolling the dice on this one.

Exquisite Corpses: Fox Mask Killer #1 (Image Comics) – The latest spinoff puts the spotlight on the Fox Mask Killer in this miniseries.

Faceless And The Family: Maze Of The Mechanical Aliens #3 (Oni Press) – Absolutely amazing art makes this a must get.

G.I. Joe #26 (Skybound) – It’s G.I. JOE vs. G.I. JOE! The first issue of the battle had some surprises and we’re excited to see if there’s more!

Hometown (Levine Querido) – A dreamlike story full of strange creatures and unique world all depicted with beautiful art.

Jungle Juice Volume 8 (IZE Press) – If you like the X-Men, you’ll like this series.

Ofiusa #1 (Image Comics) – The romance between the irresistible Marand the young entrepreneur Joan gets off to a flying start. In another timeline, Joan meets the enigmatic Isla on a paradise island. A love triangle in which everyone is hiding something, while a dark secret from the past awaits to be revealed.

The Patron #2 (Ignition Press) – A killer is hunting a killer in this art world mystery. The first issue was great introducing us to an art dealer who makes sure to make bank by killing off the artists.

Sashimi Vol. 2: Sashimi and the Field Trip (Roaring Brook Press) – The second volume continues the fun in this series that can be enjoyed by the whole family. Check out our early review.

Space Ghost Vs. The Herculoids #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – We loved the Space Ghost series and the team behind that is back together for the next chapter of Space Ghost as the Herculoids have entered the chat!

Star Trek: The Last Starship #11 (IDW Publishing) – The penultimate issue, the series has been fantastic as the Federation fights to stay relevant and rebuild after the Burn.

TaleSpin #2 (Dynamite Entertainment) – The first issue was a solid introduction to the characters of TaleSpin and we’re hoping the second issue dives a bit more into the world.

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Barbara Gordon: Breakout #5 (DC Comics) – The series has been solid so far with Barbara behind bars trying to figure out a mystery of what exactly is going on at this supermax facility.

Batman And Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #2 (DC Comics) – Mark Waid and Chris Samnee team again for the early years of the dynamic duo and it’s a must read.

Batman: Bad Seeds – Gotham Central #1 (DC Comics) – The “Bad Seeds” event has been pretty good and a comic focused on just officers Gordon and Espinoza has us intrigued.

Chachu #2 (Image Comics) – The first issue was fantastic and follows a girl who reconnects with her uncle whose wife has disappeared and the mob might be involved.

Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare (Abrams Comicarts) – The publisher’s line of Marvel Arts books have been solid so far, and next up is this Doctor Strange graphic novel.

Event Horizon: Inferno #5 (IDW Publishing/IDW Dark) – The series has been an interesting sequel to the film with a more action focused story so far.

Fixation #1 (IDW Publishing/IDW Crime) – A true-crime like story mixed with commentary on fandom and toxic addictions has us intrigued.

Folk Of Dooney Hollow #1 (Ignition Press) – Deep in the Ozark Mountains lies the village of Dooney Hollow, hidden away from modern society for over a century. This never turns out well.

Forever Home #1 (Oni Press) – An amazing first issue. Check out our review!

Fury Of Firestorm #6 (DC Comics) – One of the best comics on the shelf right now, we seriously have no idea where it’s going.

Marvel Mangaverse: Iron Knight #1 (Marvel) – The return of Marvel’s Mangaverse has been solid so far.

Six Of Us #1 (Dark Horse) – Six actors built America’s favorite sitcom. Millions tuned in. Billboards lit the skyline. Then one of them died… Ok, we’re sold on this.

Star Trek 60th Anniversary Special (IDW Publishing) – An impressive lineup of creators celebrate 60 years of Star Trek.

ThunderCats: Cheetara #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – Cheetara gets the spotlight in a new series!

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

A Ghost Arm Made Of Angry Ghosts (Oni Press) – A weird tale of conspiracy, faded superheroics, and suburban angst in ’90s Washington, D.C.

Archie #1 (Oni Press) – The classic teenagers kick off a new era courtesy of some impressive creators and now published by Oni!

Batman/Superman/Weird Al World’s Weirdest #1 (DC Comics) – Weird Al in a comic? Yeah, we’re all in for this!

Billy Bat Volume 2 (Kana) – The first volume was amazing as a manga artist attempts to figure out if he plagiarized his most famous creation.

Crowbound #1 (Image Comics) – An oppressive society has a mother fighting to get her daughter back. Check out our early review.

Dirt Beneath The Devil #2 (Mad Cave Studios) – The first issue was a fantastic western murder mystery.

Doom Patrol #1 (DC Comics) – The concept of hired heroes for this team sounds interesting and we’re hoping this is one that delivers action, laughs, and weirdness.

Escape #9 (Image Comics) – Each issue has been amazing and packed with action! We have no idea where this war comic is going.

Hellraiser Resurrections: New Wounds #1 (BOOM! Studios) – Will it make us tweak out like the movies?

Kaiju No. 8 Volume 16 (VIZ Media) – The fantastic manga series wraps up here! This has been a great take on the kaiju concept with fantastic art and we’re excited, and sad, to see how it wraps up!

Legion Of Super-Heroes #1 (DC Comics) – The beloved group has had a bumpy ride in recent years so we’re intrigued to see how this new series does and ties into what DC is currently doing.

Marvel Dimensions (Abrams) – Alex Ross dives into Marvel history in this original graphic novel.

No Gods No Masters #1 (BOOM! Studios) – When afternoon detention is interrupted by the sudden and violent emergence of a kaiju, three New York City teenagers with seemingly nothing in common will band together to survive the apocalypse!

On Their Frontlines: The Lives Of Japanese War Brides Volume 1 (Takumigraphics) – After Japan lost the War, the country was thrown into devastation. No one felt this devastation as much as Japanese women, who, left with few paths to choose from, took low-wage jobs, fell into sex work, and wed American G.I.s. In their affecting graphic novel debut, Marina Lisa Komiya follows the lives of two Japanese women and the American soldiers they marry in this tumultuous time period.

Superman: The Stranger #11 (DC Comics/DC Black Label) – The early Superman stories were very different than today’s and we’re interested in seeing how much this miniseries leans into that.

Supernatural: Wayward Special #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – The brothers split up for adventures on their own!

Tales Of Wonder #1 (Image Comics) – Two legendary comic creators have reunited to launch the America’s Freedom Force cinematic universe, only to discover the make-believe superheroes and monsters from their stories are very, very real.

Teen Titans #11 (DC Comics) – A new Teen Titans led by the Red Hood? You have our attention!

Warbird #1 (Bad Idea) – The zero issue that came out was pretty solid and the concept of a repo man who focuses on highly valuable things is interesting and different.

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Absolute Wonder Woman #23 (DC Comics) – The series has gotten better with each issue and it’s building something interesting with Barbara and Cheetah… we just have have no idea what.

Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunset #1 (DC Comics) – The Batman line has been building to this as the next Batman event kicks off here that has Mayor Poison Ivy really taking over Gotham for the plants and going up against Commissioner Vandal Savage with the Bat-family caught in the middle.

Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy #1 (Vertigo/DC Comics) – It’s 2026, and in the age of cyber warfare and drone strikes, someone is plotting to steal the head of a giant-king to break a centuries-old ward that has kept invading forces out of Britain. Magic and espionage collide! That sounds awesome!

Excommunicated #4 (Vault Comics) – The series has been interesting as a former nun has to team with a demon to figure out a conspiracy.

Greatest American Hero #2 (AMP Comics) – We love the classic television show and the first issue of this series was absolutely fantastic that continued the series. We’re excited to see where it goes and we’ll be singing the theme song as we read the issue.

Hammerfist #1 (Image Comics) – Rick Remender, Steve Epting, and Matt Hollingsworth working together should be enough to get you interested in this. The story follows an unredeemable killer who’s forced to actually do something good in his life.

Mind MGMT: New And Improved #3 (Oni Press) – Great mystery, story, and art, this is a comic where every aspect is part of the story and every detail is a clue about this world of superspies.

Next Level One Shot #1 (DC Comics) – An interesting one-shot that teases the next big meta storyline for the DC Universe.

Super Mondo Mega Mutts #2 (Oni Press) – It’s sort of like TMNT but with dogs and the first issue was a hell of a lot of fun.

Tomb Of Apocalypse #1 (Marvel) – Marvel has been pushing Apocalypse a lot in recent years and we’re intrigued what the big picture is and where this character’s story goes.

Universal Monsters: Blood Of The Wolf Man #3 (Skybound) – The series has been an awesome new take on the classic property.

Witchblade/Vampirella #1 (Top Cow Productions) – The two characters come together for the first time!

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Absolute Green Arrow #4 (DC Comics) – The series is absolutely amazing with Green Arrow being more a killer hidden in the shadows with Dinah Lance really in the spotlight trying to figure out what’s going on. Great art and gripping storytelling with a relevant underlying base to it all and this is a top notch series.

Avengers Armageddon #3 (Marvel) – The series is shaking up the Avengers, and maybe all of Earth’s superheroes and we want to see what happens before whatever comes next.

G.I. Joe #25 (Skybound/Image Comics) – It’s G.I. JOE team versus G.I. JOE team.

If Destruction Be Our Lot #4 (Image Comics) – It’s really weird sci-fi in a world run by robots and the discovery of a human being.

Killer Influences #2 (IDW Publishing/IDW Dark) – The first issue teased a series that at first is a nice spin on the true crime podcast concept, but it also feels like there’s some biting commentary about it all and gaining fame from the suffering of others.

The Last Driver #1 (Image Comics) – A post-apocalyptic driving series by Sean Gordon Murphy, it’s absolutely on the list to check out the first issue.

Lazarus Order #1 (Mad Cave Studios) – In a medieval world where illness can lead to horrific and monstrous transformation, the Lazarus Order is mankind’s final bastion, preventing uncontrollable chaos. Sounds interesting to us.

Queen In Black #3 (Marvel) – The event series has been fun in that turn off your brain summer popcorn sort of way.

Shellshock #1 (Oni Press/EC Comics) – EC Comics does war comics…

Star Trek: The Last Starship #10 (IDW Publishing) – The series has been amazing with an unpredictable direction as the Federation attempts to find relevancy and deliver hope after a major disaster.

Talespin #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – The classic Disney series comes to comics!

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Batman And Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos #1 (DC Comics) – Mark Waid and Chris Samnee team again. Nuff said.

Box Tales Vol. 3: Brave the Wild! (First Second) – Best friends Bea and Box are planning the biggest adventure they can imagine―an overnight camp out to visit the biggest redwood tree in the world. We love this graphic novel series for younger readers.

Cult-De-Sac #1 (Ignition Press) – An evil Homeowner’s Association? Aren’t they all evil?

D’Orc #7 (Image Comics) – We love this series which delivers a fun off-the-rails fantasy adventure.

Faceless And The Family: Maze Of The Mechanical Aliens #2 (Oni Press) – The story is sci-fi weirdness but the art is on another level.

Fury Of Firestorm #5 (DC Comics) – The series has featured some amazing storytelling with a fantastic mix of traditional superheroes and horror.

Gargoyles Volume 2 #1 (Dynamite) – The beloved animated series gets a whole new volume in comics!

Hank Howard Pizza Detective The Fair Play #1 (Bad Idea) – Hank Howard is always an entertaining release mixing an absurd concept of a classic detective/noir story taking place in a pizza shop.

Hello Kitty And Friends: Hello World #1 (IDW Publishing) – The popular Hello Kitty comes to comics!

Infernal Hulk #10 (Marvel) – One of the best series on the shelves right now. It’s deliver a truly horrifying Hulk that focuses heavily on his horror roots.

LYNX Volume 1 (VIZ Media) – We’re reminded by Blade Runner and other dystopian sci-fi but the focus on a detective murder mystery with some amazing art makes it stand out.

Miles Morales Spider-Man #1 (Marvel) – After a bit of a break, Miles is back in his very own series.

My Beloved Other: A Memoir of Love, Race, and Optimism in a Time of Denial (23rd Street) – The graphic novel is amazing as an interracial couple discuss racism through their lives.

Neverlanders: Get Lost (G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers) – When a mysterious rot is discovered at the edge of the island, the fun and games come crashing to a halt. The Lost Ones must face a horrifying new reality: The magic tree, source of Neverland’s power, is dying. It’s been nearly four years since the first volume in this series that delivers a twist on the classic Peter Pan. The debut was so good, we’d wait four more if we had to.

Regicide #1 (Image Comics) – A farmhand lives a simple life until village elders insist he set out for the capital with a dangerous stranger. Their mission? Kill the murderous viceroy of Transylvania!

Yumi 00EX #1 (Image Comics) – Yumi is in love. Yumi is lethal. When her MI6 boyfriend disappears, Yumi storms the agency — hacking their network, dismantling their operatives, and setting everything on fire.

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Archives of the Unexplained Vol. 3: Lost Skies and Seas (First Second) – We’re always up for some strange tales. Hoping this can fill the X-Files gap until it returns.

Chachu #1 (Image Comics) – Iman Vellani’s solo comic debut!

Endeavour #3 (DSTLRY) – The series has been interesting, kind of a Lord of the Flies but on a boat.

Event Horizon: Inferno #4 (IDW Publishing) – The series is more action oriented but the idea of an issue from the ship’s perspective has us excited to check out.

Fort Psycho #1 (Oni Press) – Matt Kindt and Briant Hurtt teaming for a series about a messed up Suicide Squad type force? Yeah, we’re excited for this one.

Florida Hippopotamus Cocaine Massacre (Mad Cave Studios) – The title really says it all. It’s as awesome as you think.

Frostbite (Graphix) – Really solid horror for younger readers. Think Tremors meets vampires.

Huelga The Stories Of Dolores Huerta And Sal Castro (Good Trouble Comics) – Learn some history through comics!

Hulk Teach! Vol. 2: A Tale of Two Teachers (Graphix) – The second volume is a lot of fun as The Thing joins The Hulk to teach a bunch of kids.

Islands In The Sky: A People’s History Of Hurricane Helene (Good Trouble Comics) – We backed the crowdfunding campaign for it and think it’s a great example of graphic journalism, capturing recent events for generations to learn about.

The Omega Book #1 (Mad Cave Studios) – The Omega Book has the secrets of the universe in it. All of them. And the priest Brady Parsons has just inherited pages of it from his father. The concept sounds interesting.

Power Rangers Green #1 (BOOM! Studios) – We’re going with anything that has to do with the Green Ranger will hit us in the feels.

The Smart Division #1 (Dark Horse) – A new comic series about AI gone wrong?! Yeah, we’re up to see what comics has to say on the issue.

Traveling To Mars (Ablaze) – The series is one of our favorites as a guy who has no future is sent to Mars to claim it for a corporation. It’s absolutely amazing and if you missed out on the individual issues, here’s your chance to see what you’re missing.

UFO Robot Grendizer #1 (Titan Comics) – We had the toy, we had no idea what it was for. So, we’re excited to finally find out!

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Black Star #1 (Titan Comics) – Amidst skirmishes between two warring factions in the early nineteenth-century fur trade, Dashiell Carlyle discovers he has magical abilities… and that he’s not alone. Sounds rather unique and interesting.

Dirt Beneath The Devil #1 (Mad Cave Studios) – In the dying days of the American frontier, a young woman journeys into the unknown to claim a legacy she never asked for—and may not survive. A new western? Yeah, we’re checking it out.

Feral #25 (Image Comics) – The series has been amazing and with the crossover with Stray Dogs has been amazing. 25th issues tend to be big ones so we’re expecting something in this extra-length issue.

Greatest American Hero #1 (AMP Comics) – The Free Comic Book Day release was fantastic and we’re excited to see what the full series does as this classic television series returns!

Horror Of Godzilla #1 (IDW Publishing) – It’s Godzilla’s first attack with the perspective being from the ground witnessing the destruction.

Justice League Knight Vision Special #1 (DC Comics) – This sounds like this is going to be an important comic kicking things off as to what comes next in the big picture story.

Nano #1 (Dark Horse/Flux House) – Sana is a bad-ass operative of the underground organization The Order. She and her longtime comrade, Lukas, have been assigned to Nano, a mega-city run on prison labor and roiling from blackouts. That right there has us excited to check this out.

Patron #1 (Ignition Press) – A patron of the arts scouts emerging artists… then they meet an untimely demise so the value goes up. It all sounds like the weird cool we want from Christian Ward and John J. Pearson.

Queen In Black #1/Queen In Black: Defenders Of Light And Dark #1/Queen In Black: Hela #1 (Marvel) – Marvel’s event kicks off with a trio of releases this week.

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

A Mischief Of Magpies #1 (DSTLRY) – The debut issue is amazing with incredible art and storytelling. It feels like an instant classic. Check out our early review.

Absolute Green Arrow #3 (DC Comics) – Who’s this Green Arrow? We’re at the edge of our seats to find out the answer to this mystery. The series is absolutely fantastic, one of the best on the shelves.

Avengers Armageddon #2 (Marvel) – Marvel’s big event promises to really shake up the Avengers when it’s all over!

Dark Knights Of Steel II #1 (DC Comics/Elseworlds) – A fantasy take on DC’s characters, the previous releases have been solid entertainment.

D’orc #6 (Image Comics) – Fun, off the rails fantasy.

Destroy All Humans They Can’t Be Regenerated A Magic The Gathering Manga Volume 8 (VIZ Media) – We love this manga about the world of competitive Magic: The Gathering.

If Destruction Be Our Lot #3 (Image Comics) – Really solid sci-fi that we have no idea where it’s going.

Infernal Hulk #9 (Marvel) – One of the best comics on the shelf right now. It’s a solid mix of superhero and horror.

Minotaur #1 (Ignition Press) – Five years ago, a government supercomputer triggered the Singularity: an explosion of technological superintelligence heralding an unimaginable tomorrow. At least, it almost did. Within moments, a failsafe activated. The plug was pulled. The future was aborted. But something leaked in those first picoseconds, through wire and wave.

Sonic The Hedgehog x Godzilla #1 (IDW Publishing) – Well ok then…

Space Ghost Volume 2 Annual #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – Like the previous volume, we get an annual that reflects on recent events, gives us a nice adventure to enjoy, and maybe tease what’s next?

Star Trek The Last Starship #9 (IDW Publishing) – The series has been exciting Star Trek and we have no idea where it’s going and if anyone will succeed in their mission.

Super Mondo Mega Mutts #1 (Oni Press) – That title alone has us excited.

Wednesdays are new comic book day! Each week hundreds of comics are released, and that can be pretty daunting to go over and choose what to buy. That’s where we come in

Each week our contributors choose what they can’t wait to read this week or just sounds interesting. In other words, this is what we’re looking forward to and think you should be taking a look at!

Find think below, and what comics you should be looking out for

Absolute Batman #22 (DC Comics) – We get a focus on Absolute Harley Quinn and learn a little bit more about her origin!

Aladdin #1 (Dynamite Entertainment) – Enter a whole new world with Aladdin comics!

Exquisite Corpses: Rascal Randy #1 (Image Comics) – We’re excited to get more from the world of Exquisite Corpses especially the oddity that is Rascal Randy.

The Fury Of Firestorm #4 (DC Comics) – Solid superhero horror/disaster and we have no idea where it’s going to go.

Hank Howard Pizza Detective: The Inside Job #1 (Bad Idea) – The series has been great so far as it plays the detective aspect straight with just ludicrous situations.

Hikaru in the Light Vol. 4 (Graphix) – The series wraps up with one of the best finales we’ve ever read. Check out our review.

Operation: Iron Coffin #1 (IDW Publishing) – Dracula as a good guy? We’re intrigued if this can get pulled off.

Speed Racer #10 (Mad Cave Studios) – Speed’s on drugs! We’re hoping for some poking fun at the 80s anti-drugs campaigns but even without that, we’re good with some racing excitement.

Unico Vol. 3: Lost (Graphix) – The series has been an amazing update to the classic property. We’re always excited for a new volume.

Vampyrates #1 (BOOM! Studios) – Vampires and pirates, nuff said.

Wolf’s Belly (Roaring Brook Press) – An awesome new take on Little Red Riding Hood. Check out our review!