I want to believe in X-Files: Conspiracy but I'm not quite sure I can. Think I’m gonna have to open a file on this one and see how it develops 'cause if anyone can pull it off, IDW can.

If you haven’t been reading this comic, go back and look for it. Trust me, any Star Wars fan will love it. Plus, that’s probably the best way to thank Dark Horse for their expert care of this beloved franchise.

If you were ever a fan of the show, I urge you to go and find this comic book. Open it up and find yourself suddenly transported to... The Twilight Zone.

Action-packed art that wonderfully recreates the original no-holds barred mentality that I grew up reading and the same gritty characterization that Judge Dredd is known for. Great read.

Batman: Arkham is a great compilation of a lead-in story from Arkham Unhinged along with a couple of really fun stories that were previously released in Batman: The Dark Knight #20 and Detective Comics #21.

It’s been a while since I’ve been so entertained by the first issue of a comic. IDW's Illegitimates #1 completely captures the dynamics and romance of the spy movies I grew up watching, but reinvents the concept for a new generation. Can't wait for #2!

'Richard Stark's Parker: Slayground' is deliciously entertaining and a damn good read. If you’re anything like Parker and you know what you want, then you want 'Richard Stark's Parker: Slayground.'

'God War' is worth a look. It’s an example of a working comic concept. It shows developing talent, creative commitment and I find it a fascinating examination of the progressive evolution of a work in action.

Any British fan of American comics is going to love 'Batman/Superman' for the fresh perspective on classic characters. And any American fan should enjoy the opportunity to experience the unique presentation of the British comic publishing style.

'Indestructible' turns the whole concept of being in the wrong place at the wrong time into something quite entertaining and further demonstrates IDW's creative flexibility. It reminds us that superhero stories can and should be fun.

"Shame" is dark but spellbinding, and the art’s gorgeous realism makes the tale compelling and take on a life of its own. This is a grown-up’s fairy tale that demands one’s attention and to remind people of the need to be good in this world.

Madefire's motion book technology is a great way to appreciate these comics and IDW has done such a great job with presenting various incarnations of "Star Trek" as well as the new direction of "Transformers," that these are definitely comics to pick up, regardless of which generation you belong to.

If you haven’t encountered "Marada the She-Wolf" before, this is your chance to discover this lost treasure. It amazes me that it has taken this long for this wonderful, timeless collection to see the light of day again and to be presented to a new generation of readers.

Teaching can often be a performance-oriented profession. Here are nine teacher "types" from pop culture which we hope will offer inspiration, models and ideas whether you're a teacher by trade or do some kind of teaching to someone.

'Star Trek: The John Byrne Collection' is a fantastic volume that every John Byrne and 'Star Trek' fan should have and enjoy.