MAJOR SPOILERS FOR ORIGINAL SIN #2, AVENGERS #29, and, yeah, really, BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN and IDENTITY CRISIS AHEAD!Kevin Reilly: Fans who share Jason Aaron’s bizarre taste for z-list...

Jamil Scalese:  Sins. There are many of them. Some minor, some major. If I had to attribute one of the big seven to us I'd say we are gluttons. For punishment? Maybe. You really have to question...

Jamil Scalese: Like a cool beverage on a hot, lazy day this finale hit the spot. Issue to issue we've both found this series a little more original and engaging than its source material, last year's Age of...

Jamil Scalese:  Over the past few months I've been spending most of my reading time catching up on series and stories I've fallen woefully behind on. Secret Avengers (v2) was pretty good...

Shawn Hill: You know, by all rights, I should hate this issue. It does something very different with my favorite Avengers moment, the discovery of Cap encased in ice. It features the Illuminati, my most hated...

Jamil Scalese: The angle that Keatinge is working in this speculative series is starting to become clearer. It’s not so much “what if X dies”, it’s “what if X isn’taround to stop Y?” The Age of...

Shawn Hill: Now this is more like it! I think I’m finally starting to get the hang of this weird after-echo of Age of Ultron. Each one-shot is a look into a world that survives without one significant...

Jamil Scalese: All roads lead to Ultron, right, Mr. Hill? After our exhaustive coverage of last year's Age of Ultron crossover we return to again focus on the robot  code with so much charm it weaseled...

 Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single issue review roundup.  Also this week in new releases:'The Witcher' #1: If Jedi were mercenaries mainly tasked with...

John Yohe:  I was never a Buffy fanatic—it came on TV about the time I was letting TV go, though I saw some shows here and there, and enjoyed them, and I confess to some personal nostalgia, since an actor...