The Ends of the What? There’s only one Spider-Man story that has my attention now. Mark Waid and Greg Rucka team up to have Spider-Man team up with Daredevil and Punisher, and with Marco Checchetto on art, it is awesome.
Static Shock in his final issue fails to send a shock to the system. Then there’s an attempt to tamper with your heartstrings – is it successful?
Batgirl finds the Henchman that worked with the Joker during the Killing Joke and Barbara finds out why her mother left.
He’s the purple Avenger with a first name you really shouldn’t print in all capital letters, and he’s about to star in his own ongoing series from two-thirds of the creators of Immortal Iron Fist. Hawkeye by Matt Fraction and David Aja is coming.
Back when Marvel launched the Ultimate universe (known to many as 1610) they were asked if there would be a crossover with the regular Marvel universe (aka 616). Marvel replied that when they did that they would officially be out of ideas
Batman and Robin ends its first major story arc. Bruce and Damian finally catch a breath and get to get some stuff off their chests.
Spinning right out of the pages of the Bionic Man comes the Bionic Woman. Was her first issue bring a good story?
