By Matt Fraction and Mark Bagley Fantastic Four is really flying under the radar. Nobody talks about it. It doesn’t have much buzz around it and from the looks of things, we’re a few years removed from another Fantastic Four film. Needless to say, Marvel’s First Family is in an odd place right now. People just can’t seem to get excited about The Fantastic Four and that’s a shame because this series should not be ignored by anybody. Matt...

by Mark Waid, Chris Samnee and Javier Rodriguez Daredevil #26 is quite simply a small measure of comic book perfection. Writer Mark Waid has done nothing but superb work since the first issue of this relaunched series, and the pair of artist Chris Samnee and colorist Javier Rodriguez are total magic and have been sublime since they first began working together on this series. This series is one of the rare examples of how to achieve a great...

By Dan Slott and Ryan Stegman Now that Parker is out of the way, there is an even newer status quo for Superior Spider-Man. This constant upheaval is a bit much to take, but it now feels like there’s a clean slate. Slott must feel the same way, as his writing is much more uninhibited. It’s also a lot more interesting. For the first time in a while, Slott nails the characterization of Spidey-Ock. This is easily his best attempt yet at making...

By Art Baltazar, Franco, Ig Guara and J.P Mayer It would seem that DC Comics is attempting to reach out to a younger audience. The Movement #1 came out earlier this month, a new series that draws on the Occupy movement and uses dark and rejected DCU characters to make a point about how being poor can effect heroes. Now we have the other side of the coin, the rich kid side, The Green Team: Team Trillionaires #1, a look at how being incredibly...

By Brian Wood, Danijel Zezeu and Jordie Bellaire The Massive arrived upon the shores of comic book stands this week as we get the conclusion to the three part story arc Polaris. Captain Callum Israel and the members of the Ninth Wave activist group aboard the Kapital are still desperately searching for their missing sister ship, the Massive. Following a mysterious and spontaneous signal from the Massive, Callum Israel persists the Kapital to...

By Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke Once upon a time, Green Lantern was lame. In the past, some great writers and artists worked on the GL universe, sure. However, the entire mythos felt stale and outdated. Green Lantern definitely needed an overhaul. That’s where Geoff Johns and Green Lantern: Rebirth comes in. Rebirth was the start of a new era for Hal Jordan. An era that was far more vast and interesting than GL Corps had ever been. Green Lantern...