Between this and "Echo," Terry Moore really needs to work on his endings.

It may not be part of the Mignolaverse, but Mignola, Golden, Stenbeck and Bergting's period supernatural horror series is definitely worth a look (it's first half, at least).

The writer does the (not hard) job of delivering the best take on "Old Man Logan" yet, and his new creator-owned title is worth a look as well.

The writer does the (not hard) job of delivering the best take on "Old Man Logan" yet, and his new creator-owned title is worth a look as well.

The genuinely awful sequel that everyone says its predecessor was.

The genuinely awful sequel that everyone says its predecessor was.

There is tremendous skill and craft underpinning this incredibly, but not completely, depressing work.

Whoever wins, we lose!  ...No it's not one of the better "X-Men" crossover events, but there's better stuff in the tie-in issues.

The original "Alias" remains one of Bendis' best, and the Netflix series is pretty good too.

Can something good happen when a six-volume series runs for eight volumes?