Comics

Champions #1 sets the young heroes of the Marvel universe on the run as a law is passed that prevents anyone under the age of 21 becoming a superhero.

Far Sector #8 sees Lantern Mullein confront the assassins responsible for Councilor Averrup’s death. Once that’s contained she has to deal with the council

Batman #100 sees Batman confront the Joker to end the war for Gotham, as the rest of the Bat-family take to the streets to clean up some clowns.

Danger looms in the form of the dangerous Moonhounds. The Rat Queens may have finally met their match in Rat Queens #22.

Killadelphia #8 is an emotionally taxing comic, adding new twists to its lore while providing a character with closure for their past.

Strange Academy #3 after getting their feet under them at their new school some of the students decide to hit the street of New Orleans.

The actions of Hellaine and Goodwill have finally come back to haunt them and the ones who they hold closest in Mercy #6 from Image Comics.

Department of Truth #1 introduces readers to a group whose duty is to keep the truth as we know it true. I mean that quite literally.

Batman: Three Jokers #2 features stellar artwork, but its story is severely lacking in terms of momentum and feels weighed down by fanservice.

The Immortal Hulk: The Threshing Place #1 sees Banner set out to find a missing girl, and the monster that might be behind her vanishing.