Review: Batman #12 (@DCComics, 8/5/26): Writer Matt Fraction and Artist Jorge Jimenez introduce the world to Verity Pennyworth, the great-niece of Alfred, and an asset who proves to be quickly valuable.
UFO Robot Grendizer #1 Review – All Talk, No Robot
Review: UFO Robot Grendizer #1 (@ComicsTitan, 8/5/26): Writers Xavier Dorison & Denis Bajram put Japan in the crosshairs of a new Vegan invasion, but the only person powerful enough to stop them hasn’t been seen in years.
M.A.S.K. #3 Review – Death-Defying Action
Review: M.A.S.K. #3 (@ImageComics, 8/5/26): Writer Dan Watters and Artist Pye Parr send Matt Trakker into the fight of his life to save Gloria Baker, but he might be the one who needs saving.
Amazing Spider-Man #34 Review – Treading Water With Family Drama
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #34 (@Marvel, 8/5/26): Writer Joe Kelly teams up Ol’ Wed Head with Damage Control to take down Electro, but life is more complicated when you can’t punch it.
Ben 10 #4 Review – Big Bugs Under The Big Top
Review: Ben 10 #4 (@DynamiteComics, 8/5/26): Writer Steven T. Seagle and Robert Carey send Ben, Gwen, and Uncle Max to a circus where the clowns are more freaky than fun.
Conan The Barbarian #33 Review – Adventure On The High Seas
Review: Conan The Barbarian #33 (@ComicsTitan, 7/29/26): Writer Jim Zub and Artist Fernando Dagnino set Conan on the High Seas with the Red Brotherhood when a vicious storm reveals a deadly foe and a mysterious island.
Geiger #24 Review – Junkyard Joe’s Reckoning
Review: Giger #24 (@ImageComics, 7/29/26): Writer Geoff Johns and Artist Gary Frank drop Geiger into the clutches of Junkyard Joe’s creator and his army of automatons.
X-Men #34 Review – Juggernaut Faces Himself
Review: X-Men #34 (@Marvel, 7/29/26): Writer Jed MacKay and Artists Greg Land & Jay Leisten send Juggernaut to the quaint town of Juniper, PA, to tear down an offensive statue.
Big Bang Adventures #37 Review – Bronze Age Excellence
Review: Big Bang Adventures #37 (@BigBangComics1, May 2026): Writers Gary Carlson and Ray MacKay send Midway City into a tailspin when the Knight Watchman turns from vigilante to murderer.
Void Rivals #32 Review – Grief In The Jungle
Review: Void Rivals #32 (@ImageComics, 7/22/26): Writer Robert Kirkman and Artist Conor Hughes force the castaways to set up camp on a mysterious planet, where they encounter a familiar stranger.