I'm really tired of what DC Comics is doing to the Super books, they are some of the worst comics out there right now.
Anyway, here is my list:
Dark Horse
Book: Star Wars #11
Description:
Princess Leia's stealth squadron is together again, just in time to fight for their lives. The Star Destroyer Devastator launches an all-out attack on the Rebel fleet! Meanwhile, Vader's secret agent realizes what it could mean to fail the Dark Lord. And, on Coruscant, Han Solo's luck may be changing-unless . . . well, unless it isn't . . .
Marvel
Book: The Fearless Defenders #11
Description:
A new status quo for Marvel's Warrior Women? Sounds like the perfect time for a field trip to New Amazonia! Secrets of Hippolyta's resurrection are revealed! And love is in the air for the Fearless Defenders!
DC Comics
Book: Smallville Season 11 #19
Description:
With Washington, D.C., on lockdown, Air Force One under attack and the dead rising from the grave, Superman and a newly armored “Wonder Woman” take the fight to Hades and Faust. Plus, as “Olympus” concludes, Clark’s journey as Superman takes a dramatic turn!
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This series just keep getting better and better.
Book: Batman: Li'l Gotham #8
Description:
It’s August, which means no holidays! But Alfred thinks Bruce could use a break, so he sends The Dark Knight on a strange and wonderful trip: a vacation! And while the Bat’s away, the villains come out to play, and the rest of the family has a hot time in Gotham City!
Book: Batgirl #25
Description:
A BATMAN: ZERO YEAR tie-in! Barbara Gordon is forced to protect her brother and her homestead in anticipation of the upcoming storm—but it’s here that she learns the true meaning of “home” and “hero.”
Book: Batman #25
Description:
BATMAN: ZERO YEAR reaches a new level as The Riddler sends Gotham City into total darkness!
Book: Batman: Arkham Unhinged #20
Description:
Bruce Wayne debates Mayor Sharp over the true purpose of Arkham City. Meanwhile, Catwoman provides a valuable clue to the identity of the Bookbinder. Batman may finally have his man—but will he be able to do anything about it?
Book: Katana #9
Description:
In order to join the Sword Clan, Katana must hunt down and kill Mona Shard—but how do you kill a centuries-old ghost girl?
Book: Nightwing #25
Description:
A BATMAN: ZERO YEAR tie-in! Dick Grayson frantically tries to find Haly’s Circus—and his parents—as Gotham City is plunged into total darkness!
Book: Justice League of America #9
Description:
A FOREVER EVIL tie-in! Martian Manhunter literally claws his way out of the fire, with one other member of the JLA at his side. But what are their chances of survival on a world being run by the deadliest Super-Villians?
Book: Superboy #25
Description:
“KRYPTON RETURNS,” and our heroes have been sent on missions through Krypton’s history to stop H’El from dooming the universe! Superboy’s mission? Stop H’El from tampering with the history of Krypton days before its explosion. But he must also see to it that Kara Zor-El is kept safe and that the forces of the Eradicator don’t get him first.
Image Comics
Book: Rocket Girl #2
Description:
'BODIES IN MOTION TEND TO STAY IN MOTIONÖ' Teen future-cop DaYoung Johansson hits 1980s NYC like a meteor. People can't get enough of the Rocket Girl: she's fighting crime, saving citizens, and causing a sensation. But she's also trying to right a wrong in a mystery so deep it could change the future forever. There's a lot more going on here than anyone knows about - and it might be more than the 15-year-old super detective can handle. 'A time-travelling teen police force is the stuff my dreams are made of. It's drawn elegantly and masterfully by Amy Reeder. It looks like she and Brandon Montclare came up with the perfect story to go wild on.'
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