DOOM PATROL: WEIGHT OF THE WORLDS #1 is a glorious return to the emotional and the weird.

After serving a hard 15 years in prison on a murder plea, former Atlanta P.D. detective Samantha Vega now makes her living as a bouncer at an exotic dance club. But life on the outside isn’t easy, especially when enemies have scores to settle…

THE IMMORTAL HULK #19 is the most tragic Hulk book, possibly ever. Al Ewing and Joe Bennett craft a beautifully haunting issue.

RONIN ISLAND #4 from BOOM! Studios showcases Greg Pak's skill for political metaphor and Giannis Milonogiannis' skill for drawing wild monsters!

STRANGER THINGS: SIX #1 is a prequel series set in the late 1970s that follows a new protagonist. Haunted by an unsettling vision, Francine AKA subject Six joins the Hawkins Lab. What is the monster that haunts her and what kind of abilities does she have?

FANTASTIC FOUR #10 focuses on Franklin and Valeria Richards, with some extra ties to the current WAR OF THE REALMS event. The results are mixed, at best.

THE IMMORTAL HULK #18 proves that this is the best book on the stands. Al Ewing and Joe Bennett deserve all the accolades!

HEROES IN CRISIS #9 does not stick the landing, but it has its moments.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #22 brings the "Hunted" arc to a satisfying conclusion, as Spidey comes face to face with Kraven, the madman behind it all.

Reality's breakdown means a host of new memories for the once semi-faithful Northstar.

Imagine if someone like Jeff Bezos started giving free technology, schooling, and video games to low-income kids in the hopes of gaining their loyalty and turning them into an army? From comic writer Sean Lewis and artist Hayden Sherman comes a look into a future that's not too far off from our current modern times.

While it does tie-in to WAR OF THE REALMS, AVENGERS #19 sets Gorilla-Man as its priority, deepening the character in some surprising ways.