A series whose dumbness is matched only by its hilarity and ambition in finding new ways to provide fanservice!

Gillen and McKelvie stick the landing, even as they leave you wishing a certain character had run off with the ending.

John and I talk about the new movie, while I make the case for even more Joker origin stories than the ones we already have in the comics.

"The Walking Dead" wasn't the only series started by Robert Kirkman to wrap up this year.  Does it deliver a better ending?

The best of Jason Aaron's run on "Thor?"  Or just another so-so Marvel event?

Gillen made magic happen on "Darth Vader."  Does he do it again here, with and without Salvador Larroca?

Okay... so this is how the "Hellboy" saga really ends.

I find out if the prolific (former) Marvel writer has got his mojo back with his new creator-owned titles and "Superman:  The Man of Steel."

John and I take a mulligan this week to talk about a series that's fun because it does things you won't see elsewhere, sometimes for good reason.

It was the worst kind of surprise for me.  Was it a good ending, though?