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Sammi's Pick (she got two this week) is on an IP I know exists but have absolutely no idea about outside the dolls were everywhere it feels like a decade ago. Personally, pretty good comic though. 

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MONSTER HIGH: WORLD'S SCARE #1, written by Jacque Aye, art by Caroline Shuda, colors by Katherine Shuda, letters by Kielamel Sibal. 

I don't think any fan of Titans would go "wow, this exploration of Donna Try as a character is GREAT!" but  here we are. Thanks, Phil! 

TITANS ANNUAL #1 written and illustrated by Phil Jimenez, colors by Arif Prianto, and letters by Wes Abbot.

AJ can't be the only one to have way too much fun reading Dave Pepose revamps of classic shows.

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SPEED RACER #1, written by David Pepose, art by Davide Tinto, colors by Rex Lokus, letters by Buddy Beaudoin. 

Nightwing is my comfort character so color me shocked that this books is sheer perfection without him appearing at all. 

NIGHTWING ANNUAL #1, written by Dan Watters, art by Francesco Francavilla, and letters by Wes Abbot.

I miss when events could just happen in a single universe and time instead of multiversal trips and Hypertime travel. But hey, Marilyn Midnight looks freaking dope. 

JUSTICE LEAGUE: DARK TOMORROW SPECIAL #1, written by Marc Guggenheim and Mark Waid, art by Cian Tormey, colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr, and letters by Dave Sharpe.

Every single week, IDW releases a new Godzilla book that I have to praise. Each for different reasons. YAY! 

“The Great Gorilla Whale” written by Steve Orlando, illustrated by Matt Emmons, and letters by Brian Kolek.
“Godzilla Versus the Lobster That Attacked Boston” written, illustrated, and lettered by Jesse Lonergan.
“Make Way For Mothra” written and illustrated by Hannah Cha with letters by Brian Kolek.
“The Green Line” written and illustrated by Hayden Sherman, colors by Patricio Delpeche, and letters by - oh, hey - Brian Kolek.

Man, that'd have been great if one of the characters wasn't absolutely grating on me specifically. 

G.O.D.S: One World Under Doom #1, written by Ryan North, art by Francesco Mortarino, colors by Raul Angulo, and letters by VC’s Travis Lanham.

There's certain times when a one-shot would be perfect as a graphic novel, with a little more freedom. I guess that means this is fantastic with an asterisk. 

BRING ON THE BAD GUYS: LOKI #1, written by Anthony Oliveira, art by Jethro Morales, colors by Yen Nitro, and letters by VC’s Travis Lanham.

Because it takes JMS to pen the harrowing tale of Peter Parker and MJ having a nice dinner. 10/10. 

SPIDER-MAN VS THE SINISTER SIXTEEN #1, written by J. Michael Stracynzski, art by Phil Noto, and letters by VC’s Ariana Maher.

The truth is this proves that literally anything is better than the current ASM run. badum tsh 

MARVEL & DISNEY’S WHAT IF… GOOFY BECAME SPIDER-MAN? #1, plot by Steve Behling, script by Riccardo Secchi, art by Francesco D’Ippolito, colors by Lucio Ruvidotti and letters by Laura Tartagalia.