What's Shin's dad's problem? I don't get it. Would he be dubious about his son being a firefighter or other dangerous profession that works to save people? What do you think his problem is? Is there something in his past to make things extra comic-book and soap operah-like or is it just a generational divide type-thing?

How do you feel about the latest developments? Are you excited? Is this an improvement?

I loved The Rise of Ultraman and I am excited to see if the crew can keep up the momentum.

Is this a slice of life or a superhero comic? Does it have a strong enough identity? Does it need to escalate to keep your interest?

I loved The Rise of Ultraman and I am excited to see if the crew can keep up the momentum.

Radiant Black had an adequate start for me. I was a bit dubious going into issue 2, but I held out hope it would be really good. I heard some STRONG hype for it, but I proceeded with caution. Was it a let down or did it live up to the hype? More importantly, did it rise to the level of Higgins' Ultraman comic?

Wanda and Vision fight to save Westview.

Forced by Agatha Harkness, Wanda Maximoff must relive past memories as she charts the steps that led her to Westview.

Monica plots her return to the anomaly while Wanda navigates a slew of unsettling complications, and Vision forms a new alliance to help.

Halloween has arrived in Westview! While Wanda takes Billy and Tommy trick-or-treating, Vision ventures out to the far side of town on a hunch.