Damon Lindelof (LOST) and Leinil Francis Yu (Secret Invasion) conclude the slobberknocker of the century! With his mission a wreck and Fury hot on his trail, can Wolverine pull himself together (literally & figuratively!!) to do what he does best before Hulk pounds him into oblivion first? Don’t miss this explosive final chapter as the battle between Berserker and Behemoth goes to ELEVEN!!

Aspen officially ushered in a new age of magic, mayhem, and murder with the exclusive WizardWorld Philadelphia Soulfire: New World Order Beginnings. The special issue, limited to only 2,500 copies, offered fans an all-new original tale and a special sneak peek at the unique series.

At last, the answer to the question that's plagued DC fans for decades: Who's faster, Superman or The Flash?

is an all-ages comic book series published by DC Comics as a part of its Johnny DC imprint. The series debuted in September 2008, and is written and drawn by Mike Kunkel. In style and tone, is a followup to Jeff Smith's 2007 miniseries , as both draw upon the light, whimsical feel of the Captain Marvel comics of the Golden Age for inspiration. In Magic of Shazam!, Billy Batson is a young boy who must juggle his superheroic life as Captain Marvel with looking after his rambunctious little sister Mary Marvel. Unlike Billy, who transforms into an adult when he speaks the magic word "Shazam", Mary possesses only a fraction of his power and remains a child in her superhero form. Other Marvel Family characters are similarly re-imagined, such as Black Adam who is presented as bratty exchange student Theo Adam, a classmate of Billy. --

Part One of the two-issue story arc, "Archie is History."

is the new horror/mystery series from IDW that chronicles the life of Chris Luna, a down-on-her-luck girl who transfers to Maine to start afresh as a private detective--the only thing is that she can talk to the dead and her clientele are all dead. The rather sloppily-written issue solicitation says this is a four-issue miniseries. It has been getting good reviews since its release, though, primarily on the mood and nuance writer-artist tandem of El Torres and Gabriel Hernandez set.

(Denny Colt) is a crime-fighting fictional character created by writer-artist Will Eisner. He first appeared in (June 2 1940), a seven-page insert into American Sunday-newspaper comics sections. The series was brought to DC, where it currently resides, by the one-shot (January 2007). The following month, the ongoing series debuted. It remains similar in tone to Eisner's original while updating some concepts for a 21st-century audience. Each issue usually runs a complete standalone story. Issue #29 runs the story "Neeles and Pinski."

Having been featured by a variety of comic book publishers over the years, the origins of the comic strip fictional crime fighter operating out of the African jungle created in 1936 by Lee Falk was retconned by Moonstone in 2006 and that series ran for 26 issues with 2 annuals. Last year (2008) Moonstone re-launched the series as starting with Issue #0, a retelling of the the origins of the character as based on Falk's comic strips. Issue #3 is the 3rd and final part of the initial story arc entitled, "End War."