I cannot emphasis enough just how important a good comic book cover is. It’s the first thing you see on a shelf, a splash page of colours and action. Not only does a comic book cover need to draw your gaze, it needs to reinforce the character it’s supporting and clue you in on the action inside of it. Not an easy task in this day and age of goldfish memories. DC’s newest comics though? They’re looking damn fine

While the chances of you ever owning a proper full-scale replica of the Ecto-1 car from Ghostbusters are slim to none (Unless you have around $50 000 to tempt a collector with), getting your hands on one-sixth scale replica is a tad bit easier, albeit equally pricy alternative.

Quantum has kept the truth about Woody’s biological father a secret, and now that Woody has found out about his brother’s betrayal, their once-promising superhero career has ground to a standstill. So now it’s time for one last shot at teaming up as our heroes head “down under” – ahem, to Australia – in search of Woody’s one true DNA match. Like father, like son? Let’s hope not.

Snatch up your dice bag. Prep your character sheet. Stock up on your soft drinks and chip flavour of choice. We’re looking at the Justice League if they were D&D characters.

The latest Hunter X Hunter hiatus took place from September 4’s 369th chapter, and will end next year when the manga rcontinues in time for the 50th anniversary of Shonen Jump.

If you’re a teeny bit upset that the odds of a Power Rangers movie sequel are non-existent at this point, then worry not because the current crop of comics from Boom Studios is a pitch-perfect continuation of that franchise.

When it comes to comic books, every Wednesday is a Christmas of colourful pages and tight writing. That’s when every single comic book publisher unloads their latest stock online and in offline shops, as fans rush in for some of the finest entertainment around. That usually results in dozens upon dozens of comic books available, suiting any and all tastes. Wondering what’s worth reading this week? Here’s a breakdown on the November 29 highlights.

Medicom’s MAFEX Robocop then, might be the perfect middle ground between detailed and accessible. Check it out below, or risk doing a 5-10 stretch in the Detroit prison system. Or even worse, being forced to watch Robocop 3.