First Issue Bin
First Issue Bin: ‘Captain America’ #1
Writer Chip Zdarsky places his Captain America run in the past, setting up a dynamic take with reverberations on the present.
First Issue Bin: ‘New History of the DC Universe’ #1
How thorough do you like your comic book history? Mark Waid brings the massive DC continuity to the masses with this #1 issue.
First Issue Bin: ‘Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman’ #1
Wonder Woman's daughter steps out from her backup stories and into a seriously, seriously fun solo title. Plus corgis!
First Issue Bin: ‘Imperial’ #1
Uh-oh! Trouble's brewing up in space! Is it time to summon Marvel heroes or catch the next UFO out of here?
First Issue Bin: ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #1
Amongst this month's usual DC hype hullabaloo, a smart, well-crafted superhero origin makes its understated debut.
First Issue Bin: ‘Spider-Man & Wolverine’ #1
Ethan Kaye risks tooth decay with a super-sweet comic indulgence that's a combination tasty sugar buzz and regretful crash.
First Issue Bin: ‘Fantastic Four Fanfare’ #1
Three tales of Marvel's first family that crank up the laughs and nostalgia right before their MCU debut.
First Issue Bin: ‘Lost Fantasy’ #1
The Image comic that's an unexciting trip down a stretch of well-worn road.
First Issue Bin: ‘Moonshine Bigfoot’ #1
You don't just want to read 'Moonshine Bigfoot.' You want to be Moonshine Bigfoot.
First Issue Bin: ‘Summer of Superman Special’ #1
Three writers tag-team on a momentous story in Superman's life, but does it satisfy readers? And how does it set up the future?
