Okay, lets not beat around the bush. I know you are addicted to Fallout 4. I understand that while this addiction is new and attractive, you can never really get rid of one addiction for another. This is just a fact. That’s why you are here. I understand you. Top of the Stack.
The Astonishing Ant-Man #2 (Marvel)
Nick Spencer (W) Ramon Rosanas (A)
The first issue of this new series was ground shattering, completely changed the whole entire Ant-Man character from the ground up. This is ballsy, really ballsy. Just kidding, it is basically just a continuation of the last one. It seems as if Cassie is a bit older though, which is cool.
Ms. Marvel #1 (Marvel)
G. Willow Wilson (W) Takeshi Miyazawa/ Adrian Alphona (A)
Excited to see what changes will happen in this new series. I really enjoyed the first issue of All-New All-Different Avengers and that had a cool story about Nova and Ms. Marvel meeting. I really hope that they bring in some more characters from the Marvel Universe as she becomes a full fledged Avenger.
Batman and Robin Eternal #7 (DC)
Genevieve Valentine (W) Raul Fernandez/Alvaro Martinez (A)
This series is so damn good. I am honestly shocked. I was completely expecting to put this one down quickly, but there is something insanely intriguing about the mystery behind this series.
Bloodshot Reborn #8 (Valiant)
Jeff Lemire (W) Butch Guice (A)
This series is fantastic. I’ve been praising it to everyone who isn’t reading any Valiant. If you want to get into this press, read this comic. It’s a great entry point for any and everyone. Read it. Do it now.
Uncanny Inhumans #2 (Marvel)
Charles Soule (W) Steve McNiven (A)
The first issue of this comic was fucking amazing. I was blown away. I expected that I would enjoy this comic, but this sets up so much incredible storytelling that I am ancy waiting for the next installment. So far my favorite new series.
Mighty Thor #1 (Marvel)
Jason Aaron (W) Russell Dauterman (A)
Now this series, I can only expect great things from. This will be Aaron’s third Thor series, and his second with the new Thor. Every single issue that has come from Aaron has been phenominal, and this issue we get to find out how Jane Foster became the new Thor.
Astro City #29 (Vertigo)
Kurt Busiek (W) Brent Eric Anderson (A)
This is just one of my favorite series ever written. There is something about it that makes me happy at my core. I mean it takes a lot in this day and age to have a comic with an outlook that is generally pretty happy, but this comic manages it without hesitation
Batman: Europa #1 of 4 (DC)
Brian Azzarello/Matteo Casali (W) Jim Lee (A)
A lot of people have been waiting a long time for this series to come out, and lets just say I’m squealing a little bit at this team. I mean seriously, could a series get more badass?
Huck #1 (Image)
Mark Millar (W) Rafael Albuquerque (A)
This comic is shrouded in mystery. The only thing I know about it is anyone that got an advanced copy and review this early has said brilliant things about it, I mean look at who is working on this. Could I have looked more into what it is about, besides an unlikely hero. Sure, but that would ruin the surprise.
Tokyo Ghost #3 (Image)
Rick Remender (W) Sean Murphy (A)
THIS COMIC IS GOLD. Seriously, I knew I’d fall in love with this comic the second they announced it two years ago at The Image Expo, and well, I knew I had good taste. This is like a PCP injected parody of our cancer riddled society. It’s tasty.
Yadda yadda yadda. Ending words, some quips, something that makes me sound clever or stupid. Really the interpretation is up to you. Now run off to the wasteland, I know it’s still waiting.
