Rob's Picks:

Wolverine: Revenge Red Band #2
In Wolverine: Revenge Red Band #2, Greg Capullo takes Logan on a brutal journey of revenge in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, with Nick Fury as his only surviving ally. The villains from the first issue now rule the shattered world, and to topple them, Logan enlists the help of Forge, an old friend with a knack for invention. The western influences are strong, evoking classic films like The Outlaw Josey Wales, as Wolverine takes on foes in a dusty town and faces a final showdown in the desert. Tim Townsend’s art pairs perfectly with Capullo’s gritty writing, making this an intensely violent yet emotionally charged issue. If you’re into grim, hard-hitting action with a deep, somber tone, this series is for you!

Lobo Cancellation Special #1
Lobo is back in this gloriously over-the-top one-shot special, Lobo Cancellation Special #1. The galaxy’s most outrageous bounty hunter is stranded on a backwater planet with nothing to do but terrorize the locals—until someone finally hires him for a job that’s up to his bloodthirsty standards. Writer Kyle Stark and artist Kyle Hotz go all out, embracing the absurdity of Lobo’s character with reckless abandon. It’s a wild ride full of chaotic action, oversized muscles, skull-faced baddies, and Lobo’s signature brand of foul-mouthed humor. If you’re looking for a comic that revels in machismo, violence, and mayhem, this one’s a blast and doesn’t hold back on the fun!

The Moon is Following Us #1
Daniel Warren Johnson continues his winning streak with The Moon is Following Us #1, a thrilling new series that blends heart-pounding action with deep emotional stakes. Duncan and Sam LaMarr are two parents fighting to save their daughter, Penny, from the sinister Cascade, a force beyond comprehension. Along the way, they face everything from armies to arms-dealing vampire bats and even team up with characters straight from Penny’s imagination. Johnson’s signature energetic art style is on full display, with kinetic action scenes and sincere emotional moments blending seamlessly. The story’s imaginative world is brought to life with colorful, dynamic visuals, featuring a frog prince firing machine guns from a VW Bug, for instance—yes, it’s that wild. This series is a must-buy for fans of Johnson’s work or anyone who loves wild, inventive sci-fi with heart.

Solomon's Picks:

Moon Is Following Us #1
The Moon Is Following Us is finally here, and it's a captivating start to a sci-fi journey like no other! Brought to life by Daniel Warren Johnson, Riley Rossmo, and Mike Spicer, this title immerses readers in a fantastical, strange world filled with characters and settings that feel completely fresh and original. The story centers on two parents in a desperate bid to awaken their daughter, but I won’t spoil too much as the plot’s major beats are best experienced firsthand. What really stands out here is the worldbuilding—expect to meet a baby-faced bat-like merchant, a band of frog-led freedom fighters, and to explore themes of regret and tough choices. It's a standout title in the crowded sci-fi genre, and you should absolutely grab a copy!

Goobers #1
From the creative minds of Cody Ziglar and Ryan Lee comes Goobers, a wild and hilarious new comic filled with grotesque creatures and nonstop antics. The cover alone hints at the chaotic energy inside, with a story that never takes itself too seriously but knows exactly how to balance humor with gross, over-the-top moments. The cartoony art style is perfect for the tone, enhancing the absurdity in a way that will remind readers of cult classics like Slither. At 40 pages, this book is packed with fun, laughs, and a sense of unpredictability that makes it an entertaining read. Fans of quirky horror-comedy or just anyone looking for something different will love Goobers!

Power Fantasy #2
After a strong debut last month, Power Fantasy returns with a stellar second issue, further exploring the fallout from Etienne’s attack on DC and the social and political ramifications for the Extranormals. This book impresses with its detailed character work—no one feels like a simple plot device. Every character, whether they’re aligned with or against the Extranormals, is given depth and a unique perspective on the dilemma of people with world-ending powers. While there’s plenty of action, it’s the complex, thought-provoking conversations and moral debates that really shine in this issue. This series has quickly become a must-read, and if you haven’t picked it up yet, now’s the time!