Hot Toys may have just come up with the ultimate benchmark for an adventure in time and space, as the company has unveiled their biggest collectible to date: A sixth-scale Millenium Falcon. No really, look at the size of this thing.

You know his name: Ave Ventura, Pet Detective. Now prepare to know his face, as this animal kingdom sleuth is preparing to watch over you during your most intimate moments. Never blinking, never resting, the last thing you’ll hear before you go to sleep is a hearty “alrighty then!”, with a descent into the void coming not long after.

With the Joker having stripped Batman of access to all of his wonderful toys, the world’s greatest detective will don a new Batsuit by the time that Batman #100 hits the newsstands.

There’s much goo about something in Money Shot, a sexy collection of sultry science, all too human heroes and art so good that you’ll be reaching for a cigarette when you’re done reading it.

Marvel has now acquired the publishing rights to the Alien and Predator franchises, keeping the comic books in-house and drawing up new plans for the movie franchises on the printed page.

Spider-Man 2099, a comic book that convinced me that the year 3000 was only 365 days away because I couldn’t do maths, featured a costume that was simply way ahead of its time. Worn by that era’s webslinger, the costume was sleek, haunting and downright cool. It’s getting a whole lot of love soon, via the Hot Toys sixth scale figure treatment, and I’m starting to think that my Batman figures need to make some space.

Announced earlier in the year, LEGO Super Mario is exactly what it sounds like: A chance to create your own Super Mario levels, bringing the mustachioed plumber from his 2D origins and into a more three-dimensional setting. So how much will it cost you?

In Hellblazer: Rise and Fall, a new three-issue mini-series by Tom Taylor and Darick Robertson launching this September, a billionaire mysteriously falls out of the sky and is gruesomely skewered on a church spire. Even stranger, they have angel wings attached to their back. More bodies soon follow, raining death and causing widespread panic. Detective Aisha Bukhari is stumped by the phenomenon, until she's visited by her childhood friend, occult investigator John Constantine.