In one of our biggest episodes ever, we dive right into Magneto's convoluted backstory, warts and all. Are his kids really his kids? What's up with Joseph and Xorn? How was he a teenager during World War II and still kicking around today? All that and more will be answered in this blockbuster episode of Journey Into Misery.

Mutants have a reputation for being weird, and the mutants of X-Statix take it to another level! Come meet Mr. Sensitive, U-Go-Girl and Doop, and learn about the Princess Diana controversy which briefly rocked the world.

We're back on hour-plus long episodes with an episode dedicated to everyone's favorite Nuclear Man, Firestorm!

Never before, never again! The biggest crossover in superhero comics, as the JLA and Avengers team-up to save both universes.

It's a world where mutants are the dominant species, humans are are going extinct and Spider-Man is a pro wrestler. Come with us, to the House of M.

Not like this. Not like this. LIKE THIS! Kickstarting the Bendis Age of Marvel Comics with Avengers Disassembled.

All of your favorite dead universes come back to fight each other for dominance, as we cover the comic which took over the entire DC publishing slate for two months.

We're dropping down for a man-on-the-street view of the early days of the Marvel Universe, courtesy of Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross.

I was going to write an olde English description for this, but I can't be bothered. We're kicking off a month of fan-favorite stories with Neil Gaiman, Adam Kubert, Richard Isanove and Todd Klein's flashback epic, 1602.

It's like Shakespeare, but with lots more punching; Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen's masterful send-up of mid-2000s superhero comics, Nextwave: Agents of HATE.