Agents of Atlas #9:

“This book was fantastic already, but throw in a power play between Norman Osborn and stir it up with Viper Vyper and you’ve got me hooked for a long ride.” –Brett

Amazing Spider-Man #601:

“Get ready for some hardcore classic villains to make their return and make Peter’s life miserable. Among their number? A certain red-haired vixen who caught a bouquet last issue.” –Brett

Buffy the Vampire Slayer 27:

“It’s not Seth Green, but it’s the closest comic book equivalent…the return of everyone’s favorite rocker werewolf, Oz.” –Mike

Captain America: Reborn #2:

“The first issue was a bit slow, but this is such an event, would anyone dare not to buy issue 2?” –Tim

“Brubaker’s writing, I’m reading.” –Brett

“Steve Rogers leaping through time. No Al or Ziggy, but it still could be fun. Besides, Brubaker has a knack for Cap’s colorful cohorts, Falcon, Widow, Hank Pym (I’m just not calling him by his new moniker), and the Vision.” –Mike

Doom Patrol #1:

“I’m a HUGE fan of Morrison and Pollack’s runs on Doom Patrol, but could have lept through the page and bitch-slapped John Byrne for how he sullied them with his common common take on the most outsider superheroes ever. I’m counting on you, Giffen!!” –Sean

Secret Six #12:

“I can’t wait to see what new depravity Gail Simone has in store for us!” –Tim

War of Kings #6:

“Time for DnA to bring it home, I’m confident it is going to be excellent.” –Tim

“The conclusion to one of the best Marvel miniseries of all time. Bold, inventive and exciting. Medusa had a comeuppance last issue. Crystal has been fantastic. Gladiator finally reveals a vulnerable side.” –Mike