Comics

Pretty different than the first glimpse of the evil, future Hulk that we got in the classic Hulk series, this version of the Maestro is in charge of Dystopia, ruling it with an iron fist. But that won’t stop X-Factor from trying to knock him down a peg or two.

I’m not sure what’s exactly happening in Dark Horse Comics newest horror series Rat God, but it’s pretty darn creepy.

Lots of great incoming goodies on the way from Diamond Select Toys, including maybe the coolest set of Minimates ever (hint- Predator).

Tony isn’t the only one in armor in Armor Wars #1, the newest tie-in for Secret Wars… actually, everybody in the city has some.

Star Wars brings everybody together, even publishers, as Marvel and IDW will once again be working in concert to bring some awesome books to store shelves.

Another of the biggest X-Men crossovers of all time is starring in it’s own little Warzones universe in the upcoming Secret Wars event. And X-Tinction Agenda will pit X-Men against X-Men in the race for a cure to a virus that’s wiping out mutants.

Oh Tyler Durden. The rather memorable character from Chuck Palahniuk’s “Fight Club.” Well, he’s back. And back in a big way. Palahniuk, with the illustrative power of artist Cameron Stewart, has brought the fight to the pages of Dark Horse Comics in “Fight Club 2.”

As it appeared in the comics, as opposed to the movie version, this is one suite of Hulkbuster armor you’re going to want on your shelf.

Take a preview look at what Valiant Comics has on tap for FCBD tomorrow.

Valiant’s Ninjak just keeps on getting better and better as issue #3 ups the ante with ninjas, ninjas, and more ninjas.

M.O.D.O.K. is the perfect assassin. No wait, that can’t be right…

A brand new title from Heroclix-makers WizKids, X-Men: Mutant Revolution spread the mutant cause in Marvel’s universe in the wake of the Phoenix event.

Another big week at comic and specialty stores from Diamond Select Toys, as some very cool toys and that long-awaited Mr. Fusion prop from Back to the Future arrive.

One of the best X-Men events of all time makes a fiery impact on Battleworld in Inferno #1.

Convergence aside, this week’s biggest books from pretty much any publisher are the ’40s’. What are those, you ask? Batman, Superman, and Justice League numbers 40 of course.

Some sad news to report as Dark Horse Comics’ Black Hammer, created by Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston, has been put in stasis die to Ormston’s health issues.