Comics

Stargirl The Lost Children #3 from DC Comics introduces us to the Lost superhero kids of the 1940s. Geoff Johns scripts this issue.

The Flash #791 ramps up the energy of The One-Minute War with a tragic death in the family as the Speedsters reel from the attack.

Nightwing #100 is a double-sized issue setting up our guy as the premiere hero in DC Comics. Having conquered the Great Darkness, Nightwing is on a roll

Lazarus Planet Assault On Krypton #1 from DC Comics describes the various ways the new Lazarus Resin’s magical rain afflicts Kryptonian characters

Spawn: Unwanted Violence #1, written by Todd McFarlane, boasts the gorgeous, bloody art that defines a Spawn comic, but it could use a little depth

Immortal Sergeant #1 introduces readers to James Sargent—a soon-to-be-retired cop struggling to accept his changing situation.

Amazing Spider-Man #17 is a fun addition to the Dark Web crossover as Peter Parker is trapped inside Limbo, taunted by Chasm and his demons.

With more gorgeous artwork, Monica Rambo: Photon #2 cements Monica as the center of the universe with mayhem and quiet affirmations about.

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #2 is extremely fun. It is possibly the best teen or young superhero comic within the big two right now.

Savage Avengers #9 pits the combined might of the Savage Avengers upon a Deathlok, right after they were murdered by Ultron.