Comics Korner: Wonder Twins #1 Brings The Thunder

Trees #3 has the world infested with alien trees, but no one seems to care.

Wildfire #2 has Southern California covered in genetically modified kindling and just begging for a spark.

Sam Wilson is stepping up this November as Marvel announces their All-New Captain America.

I have been following this series in comic form since the Marvel Now campaign has started. This is one of the HOTTEST books out and tracking the back issues can be difficult at times. The answer to saving TONS of stress tracking…grab the TPB’s!!

He slams Budweisers while driving, he’s bad ass cop that don’t take no crap for no one, and he’s got an appetite… for pretzel rods.

Image released The Wicked + The Divine #2 this week, a story about twelve gods that return as teenage pop icons, and what they do before their death in two years.

Or, why Marvel’s decision to change the Thunder Gods’ gender is probably a good move, overall.

A weapon of a woman, created by alchemists, travels through time in search of demons, viciously murdering all she crosses.

Borderlands: The Fall of Firestone is a new series that follows four treasure hunters on an alien planet filled with an assortment of monsters and mayhem.

Tired of the on going stories and want a break from reality? Pick up an Elseworlds title. Take this 1994 book for example– Batman: In Darkest Knight offers a look at Earth-32 through the eyes of writer Mike Barr and art from Jerry Bingham.

Image Comics’ new horror series Spread explores how tough it is to be a single dad in a world inhabited by toothy & tentacle-covered monsters.

Future Proof #1 is a thought-provoking tale about two time-traveling special agents trying to correct errors in time, while not being the force that causes the deviation.

God is Dead #2, the story of the return of Gods and the chaos that results among men.

Comics! Statues!  Itty Bitty Hellboys!!

When looking at the TPB rack this week I noticed a blonde female Captain America and grabbed American Dream- Beyond Courage to take a look. So what better way to spend the Forth of July weekend than with a Captain America book.