The fifth episode of 'Avengers: Electric Rain' is out and it’s action-packed, folks!

The newly relaunched 'The Amazing Spider-Man' series is action-packed, does a good job of getting new readers up to speed, and hits on all the notes that make Slott’s run on Spider-Man so fun. Unfortunately, it’s the new elements in the series that keep the series from being the best it can be.

If I had the luxury of time, I’d lock myself in a comic shop for about a day and just read. Forget the back issues, there are a lot of great comic companies taking chances and managing to get their stuff out on the shelves that it’s a sin that a lot of them are never read.

Mark Waid moves Daredevil out to San Francisco and continues to revolutionize the series to tell some of the best Daredevil stories ever told while Samnee’s stylized artwork and visual storytelling continues to push the envelope.

Episode 4 of 'Avengers: Electric Rain' is up over at Daum and it continues to be a very controversial web comic. I’ve never seen such a polarizing web comic before.

Sure, Marvel and DC still have the dominant hold on the market, but Image is growing and it’s because of its commitment to strong, independent character-driven stories that stand out.

The new Ms. Marvel series is heart-warming, butt-kicking coming of age story that has some of the best dialogue that rings true and features one of the most endearing, quirky new heroes the Marvel Universe has ever seen.

Dan Slott and Michael Allred offer a fresh new take on the Silver Surfer that is fun and light-hearted. The series might stray a bit too far into Saturday morning cartoon territory to appeal to some fans, but those that stick around will be able to see the book for what it is and are in for a real treat.

Episode 3 of Avengers: Electric Rain was put up this Friday to great fanfare. The series definitely seems to be a polarizing one, Marvel fan or not.

Tom Taylor takes over for James Robinson, continuing along with the formula of fast-paced, high-impact reveals, intriguing new characters and backstories, and earth-shattering events that cast Earth 2 in a new light every time you pick up a new volume.

My comic guy died. Rob Charpentier, owner and manager of Comics and More lost his valiant struggle with cancer and stepped through the veil on Oct. 17th.

Lemire and Sorrentino’s 'The Outsiders War' is one of the most compelling marriages of art and writing the medium, let alone the Green Arrow series, has seen in recent times. Vol. 5 cements the run as a comic book run for the ages when coupled with the previous fourth volume.

The Manhattan Projects cannot be described as an uplifting experience, but it is definitely one hell of a crazy ride.

The second episode of 'Avengers: Electric Rain' came out this past Friday and it’s got some interesting developments. Here's our English-language translation.

Great story-telling, a refreshing perspective on a familiar super-hero group as well as a truly engaging story that compels you to follow along is certainly the recipe for a great Pick of the Pull for this week.