X-FACTOR #87: Peter David gets to the heart of his characters in everyone's favorite issue

SUPREME #43: Crunching the numbers on how Alan Moore writing Supreme affected sales. It ain't good.

UNCANNY X-MEN #248: Jim Lee's first X-Men! It's a decent B+ effort

WOLVERINE #88 & 89: We're gonna play a game of "find the swipes" in the most swipe-filled books ever

HARD BOILED #1: The Holy Grail of Detail, courtesy of Geof Darrow & Frank Miller

GHOST RIDER 2099 #1: Cyberpunk's just another word for Extreeeme

X-FACTOR #71: Remembering Peter David with his great sitcom team book

NEXTWAVE #1: One of the best superhero parodies, from Warren Ellis & Stuart Immonen

BRASS #2: Richard Bennett wins at drawing again.Impossibly detailed.

CABBOT - BLOODHUNTER #1: Rick Veitch gets just one issue to do some weird stuff with Bloodstrike

WILDSTORM RISING #2: The end of the Wildstorm Rising crossover by... Kevin Maguire, for some reason?

THOR #365: Walt Simonson's crazy Frog of Thunder story continues!

CEREBUS #24 & 25: Clearing the filler stories so Dave Sim can get started on something big

YOUNGBLOOD DELUXE #1: Rob Liefeld's upgraded opus surprisingly does what it intends to

UNCANNY X-MEN #245: The only Liefeld issue of X-Men! I will never understand how this got popular!

GRIFTER #1: Wildstorm Rising crossover catch-up! All of the tweener issues nobody bothered to read!

DEATHLOK #1: The late Jackson Guice gives us 70s schlock via 90s schlock

DIVINE RIGHT #1: I tried to stay positive for a whole Jim Lee video! No, I couldn't do it!

GEN 13 ORDINARY HEROES: Adam Hughes draws Fairchild sexy. That's the point of the comic.

SIN CITY- A DAME TO KILL FOR #5: The first signs of where Sin City eventually went wrong

SPAWN/ WILDCATS #1: An Alan Moore/ Scott Clark comic should have been better than this

SUPREME #42: Alan Moore's guide to overhauling a superhero, part 2: all the lore you can handle

WILDCATS #20: Someone finally explained the Wildstorm Rising crossover to Wildcats readers

RE:GEX #1: Late 90s Liefeld had no ideas, but he put out a comic anyway!

CHAPEL #1: Way better than it deserves to be, thanks to an artist I never heard of before this

TUROK #1: Flashy gimmicks and bloated print run, but same old boring Valiant

SYPHONS #1: Mark Beachum's back, with 80% less restraint!

WOLVERINE #37: Larry Hama finally unleashes Marc Silvestri, and it's glorious

WILDSTORM RISING #1: Barry Windsor-Smith draws Image stuff, immediately regrets it

UNCANNY X-MEN #244: First appearance of Jubilee in a fun cooldown issue

MONKEYMAN & O'BRIEN #1: Art Adams came up with a weird idea he didn't know how to write

THOR #364: The weirdest Thor story to date, by a mile

TYRANT #2 & 3: The greatest dinosaur comics you'll ever see

X-FORCE VOL.2 #1- Rob Liefeld's trying in this one, but that doesn't mean he gets a free pass

VIOLATOR VS. BADROCK #1: You knew Alan Moore wrote this, right?

WINTER WORLD #1: Jorge Zaffino will knock you on your @$$ with his incredible rendering

DEATHBLOW/WOLVERINE #2: Can Wiesenfeld & Bennett follow up their incredible first issue?

STAR SLAMMERS #1: Walt Simonson's first creator-owned work isn't the masterpiece I was hoping for

CEREBUS #23: Dave Sim levels up his light and shadow before his first big story

WILDCATS #19: Jim Lee's most fun comic in years, thanks to Richard Bennett

FORCE WORKS #1: The most unintentionally hilarious cover gimmick I think I've seen

SUPREME #41: Alan Moore's guide to overhauling a superhero, part 1: clearing the table

SIN CITY- A DAME TO KILL FOR #4: Black & white contrast masterclass

HAWKWORLD #1: Tim Truman makes a grim 'n' gritty Hawkman in a post Dark Knight world

RAVAGE 2099 #1: Stan Lee can't stop writing like it's the 60's. Just plain bad.

DARKHAWK #1: Another competently constructed, unimpressive 1991 comic

SUPERMAN #1: John Byrne's solid but unspectacular reimagining of the Man of Steel

JON SABLE #1: Mike Grell breaks design conventions with his 80s superspy

LEAVE IT TO CHANCE #1: Paul Smith's creator owned fantasy hodgepodge

EXCALIBUR #6 & 7: More Inferno, by Claremont and Alan Davis!

WOLVERINE #36: I don't know why it exists, but this Wolverine/ Spanish Civil War story ain't bad

SANDMAN #17: Neil Gaiman might have told on himself more than he intended to here

FANTASTIC FOUR #354: The Fantastic Four ride an Astrotrain, because Walt Simonson wrote this

Speed Art #90: Time to go full Liefeld

X-MEN #7: Jim Lee gives us the dumbest story of 1992, and that's saying something

BRAT PACK #1: Before The Boys, Rick Veitch gave us a disturbing look at sidekicks

BLOOD FORCE #5, VARIANT COVER: Let's draw some Liefeld

X-FACTOR #39: Wrapping up the whole Inferno mess (Inferno part 8)

WILDCATS #18: Charest still likes drawing posters more than pages, but he's getting better at it

THE DARKNESS #1: Marc Silvestri unleashes his inner edgelord