If the story started in the first volume failed to hold your attention, then this isn’t going to help change your opinion. And even if you were mildly interested in the first part, this entry still feels a little incomplete.

Dogs of Mars is set in the future where a group of scientists and soldiers are trying to terraform Mars into a habitable colony. The comic starts off with Captain Zoe Barnes being tried by Commander Emma Turk. Suddenly one of the onlookers changes into something and people begin to panic.

Mind The Gap opens with the various characters getting news about the main character, Ellis Peterssen, being in the hospital. At first, it all seems normal, but then a hooded figure stands outside the hospital and the readers later see Ellis have an out of body experience.

I really love Garfield — he might be the only cat I like — and I am excited to read and review this issue. I read and collected most of the comic strips and loved watching the cartoon version of Garfield. The first issue has two stories in it, much like the cartoon show would have had.

Saga returns this month as we follow Marko, Alana, and Hazel on their journey to safety. When last we left the family, The Horrors had surrounded Alana and Marko. Now, Marko lays bleeding and Alana is begging for her life so that her daughter is not left an orphan.

As the self-appointed biggest fan of Wil Wheaton at Fandomania, I have been looking forward to this since it was announced. I was not disappointed, to say the least. With the king and queen of the geeks (Wil and Felicia) writing it, how could it possibly not be good?

If you like the 1960s British spy television show The Avengers, then you should pick this up. Even if you’ve never seen the show, it is easy to pick up this comic series and read. It will keep you entertained and asking for more.

The issues starts off, as the subtitle says, with Boba Fett dead. It seems that some mysterious man wanted him dead and assembled a team to kill him. Somewhere across the galaxy on a planet called Atzerri, a young man named Connor Freeman hears the news of Boba’s death and is upset by it.

The Charmed Ones are in hiding as they try to come to terms with a world that has become chaotic and dangerous. Magical beings are still powerless and mere mortals now hold the power of gods. It doesn’t look positive for the sisters, their family, or friends. How will they manage to get out of this in one piece?

Choker follows the tried and true formula for noir storytelling while adding in some unique, slightly supernatural elements. Unfortunately, die-hard fans of the genre will probably be looking for something with a little more depth than what’s offered here.