As a teacher, I can confidently say that Spaced Out is a book I’d recommend for any kid who enjoys a good space story with a unique hero. Plus, it's got poop bombs. What kid doesn’t like a good poop-bomb joke?

I’ve read and re-read all the Locke & Key volumes at least three times each now. It's that compelling a series. Go order them right now… I compel you.

The Fuse is definitely a thinking person’s story. You aren’t just thinking about the crime – you wonder about every single aspect of this comic: the setting is a mystery, the main characters, the socio-political background of this Earth in the future – everything.

Battle was an amazing part of the comic landscape of Britain. It shaped thousands of young readers and made them aware of their nation’s history and heritage while teaching them about the hard life-lessons of war. Go look for this. Garth Ennis Presents Battle Classics isn’t just a book that can entertain you, but it’s one that you can learn from.

I’m actually excited about the upcoming release of Daredevil #1.50. I can’t wait to see what they’re going to end up doing with one of Marvel’s greatest characters.

As a die-hard Star Trek fan, this collection is an amazing discovery but as a lover of newspaper comic strips in general, I can appreciate that it’s also a piece of cultural heritage that has been thankfully preserved.

I’m excited about this comic and even if I wasn’t a sucker for a good pulp adventure, I think it has the potential to be an awesome addition to comic fans’ pull lists. The Mercenary Sea promises good sailing.

Even in the realm of superheroes there is love. And love between meta-humans, aliens, spiritual avatars of elemental forces, is still love. Here are the 10 most beautiful and romantic relationships in superhero comics.

This special collection of seven of Walt Simonson’s issues of The Mighty Thor represents some of the finest artwork and storytelling the series has ever seen.

Nazis? Dinosaurs? How can this go wrong? Well, quite simply: it can’t. Stephen Mooney has written a truly outstanding and damn fun story. The only way Half Past Danger can go wrong is if you let it get half past you.

I’m really curious to see how Chris Claremont will tackle the new Nightcrawler comic. Will Kurt be the glue that re-cements the bonds between Logan and Summers? Will he bring unity to the X-Men? God, I hope so.

Nostalgia has gotten hold of me on this one. I want Black Dynamite to do well simply because it’s based on a damn funny source. It’s a larger-than-life character who can do some pretty larger-than-life things. But, in the end, for this story to succeed, Black Dynamite's gonna have to be ready to do some large-livin’! You dig?

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.