It’s March Break so I’m taking the opportunity to read more comics than I normally would! Even still, there are a lot of titles to cover in this week’s list, so let’s just get to it!

IDW's 'Ragnarok' is a truly unique and innovative imagining of Norse myths and makes them appealing to a new audience.

Nelvana was both a uniquely Canadian superhero as well as being ahead of her time. Now a new generation of readers can appreciate this cultural heritage.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Other than the obvious grammatical issues with that sentence, its reflective common-sense implication should be apparently obvious.

An amazing tale of high fantasy crafted by master creators, 'Shame: Redemption' is truly something to be cherished.

Spock was an example of the type of friend everyone needs: someone who will dispassionately tell you the truth when you need it and also fight fiercely in your corner.

There’s a dark theme that seems to be consistent with this week’s pulls. I remember when the darker side of comics was a rare thing.

A great subscription service with geek toys and contests that every member of the family can enjoy.

Time to relax and fall into a world of comics! Awesome selection this week.

Star Wars: Darth Vader #1 is a comic I’ve been looking forward to and it is indeed a great book. It reminds us why Vader is the embodiment of the Dark Side.

First issues were all the rage when I was growing up. Everyone wanted a number one regardless of whether you were interested in the comic or not.

Did anyone catch the release of Marvel Comics' massive Star Wars Hardcover Omnibus? It collects the first 44 issues of Marvel’s coverage of the original issues from the 1970’s. It’s absolutely fabulous.

We had a fascinating and even moving chat with Joe Clokey, son of Art Clokey, the creator of one of the most enduring pop culture icons of all time, Gumby.

  Marvel stunned the comic world yesterday with an announcement that the regular Marvel 616 universe would be no more as of May 2015. With the advance announcement of the Secret Wars Redux, Marvel seems to be following in the DC grand move of completely revising its properties to restructure …

An entertaining comic by Kel Symons ('The Mercenary Sea') and Nate Stockman from Image Comics. Set in a genre of swords and sorcery, 'Reyn' has compelling characters and rich, fantasy world to explore.