Detective Comics #1103 is a stellar issue that balances the detective aspects of the Dark Knight with high-stakes action.
Absolute Flash #9 is a fantastic start to a new story arc.
Amazing Spider-Man #15 is a win. It uses a wild, Guardians of the Galaxy-esque backdrop to force Peter to re-examine his core philosophy.
Imperial #4 delivers explosive action, a killer reveal, and profound philosophical questions about power.
Skinbreaker #2 is a visually intense read that firmly establishes the new Chieftain’s vision and sets up an explosive internal conflict with Paca.
The Flash #26 uses the major cosmic event as a catalyst for genuine, compelling character drama involving Wally and Bart.
Fantastic Four #4 is a smart, fun read and it firmly solidifies Alicia’s place as an essential member of the family.
Ultimate Spider-Man #22 delivers high-stakes drama, wonderful emotional moments, and a fantastic new Superior Otto dynamic.
Detective Comics #1102 expertly blends classic detective work with a modern biological/technological threat.
Superman #31 is a strong start to the “Man of Apokolips” arc, dropping huge Doomsday retcon that will have fans buzzing.
Ultimates #17 is a compelling look at a man trying (and tragically failing) to rebuild the family he lost.
This comic is a total win because Weisman is at the helm treating both sets of characters with respect and authenticity.
