Velvet #1 Ed Brubaker (w), Steve Epting (a) Image Comics Liz says: Brubaker and Epting reunite to do what they do best: awesome spy stories set in the sixties/seventies! Much like this duo’s…

Batman Inc #4 by Grant Morrisson (a) and Chris Burnham (a) DC Comics Liz says: Grant Morrisson has a knack for taking lame vintage characters and reimagining them, influsing them with life and…

Spike #6 by Brian Lynch, Stephen Mooney, and Nick Runge IDW Liz says: When it comes to writing the Whedon-verse, Brian Lynch is the best man for the job (apart from Whedon himself),…

PunisherMax #11 by Jason Aaron (w), Steve Dillon and Dave Johnson (a) Marvel Comics Liz says: This is the best Punisher series since Garth Ennis departed from his ongoing run several years ago,…

Detective Comics #874 by Scott Snyder (w), Francesco Francavilla (a) DC Comics Liz says: With so many great books out this week, it’s tough to narrow down a standout. When pressed to choose…

Wolverine #6 by Jason Aaron (w), Daniel Acuna and Jae Lee (a) Marvel Comics Liz says: This is the kind of issue that makes you want to read it again as soon as…

Wolverine #5.1 by Jason Aaron (w), Jefte Palo and Nathan Fairbairn (a) Marvel Comics Liz says: Wolverine’s got a new girlfriend and this one’s a keeper. Problem is, she doesn’t know what she’s…

Daytripper TPB by Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba Vertigo Comics Liz says: Daytripper is the story of a man named Bras, told in dreamlike chapters that focus on the moments of regret, love,…

Deadpool Classic Vol. 4 by Joe Kelly (w), Various (a) Marvel Comics Liz says: Before there were team-ups, corps and a zombified head, there was Joe Kelly’s great, long-out-of-print Deadpool series from the…

Suicide Forest #2 by El Torres (w) and Gabriel Hernandez (a) IDW Liz says: It’s a rare treat to pick up a horror comic as genuinely creepy as this. Without resorting to buckets…