There’s something magical about being drawn to a comic book, and with the market bursting at the seams lately thanks to a deluge of talent, every comic book has to pull out all the visual stops if it wants to stand at the top of the pile. Comic books like the following entries below, whose covers are pure art and available for a fraction of the price that infamously corrupt art institutions would charge you for.

Without further ado, here are some of the very best comic book covers of the week!

There’s a very high chance that the Infinity War won’t just claim the lives of countless Wakandan soldiers and civilians around the world in collateral damage, but also a few heroes in the process. The internet is abuzz over the idea of someone dying. But who will it be?

The reborn Immortal Hulk is going to remind the world that he was and always will be a monster when he drags himself out of the grave later this year.

A new creative team! New villains! New directions! New #1 issues! IT’S…Tuesday at Marvel Comics. The iconic comic book brand may be known as the house of ideas, but that idea has largely been singular in the last couple of years as the publisher has relaunched comic book after comic book with several new fresh starts that have left fans fatigued and retailers angry. It’s happening yet again this year, a mere handful of months after Marvel Legacy promised to get back down to basics with the established roster of characters who had been side-lined in favour of a more diverse cast of successors.

While the third Avengers film will debut on the eve of Marvel’s tenth year in the film business with its cinematic shared universe, it’s Avengers 4 that will close the door on the careers of many of the heroes who helped make it a global juggernaut, as Vanity Fair’s huge new feature on the franchise detailed the beginning of the end.

Thanks to some weird cinematic rights red tape, the chances of getting a stand-alone Hulk film again are very slim. Don't worry though, as Marvel is seemingly planning to go one better and give us an informal Hulk trilogy of sorts!

Imagine having your godhood stripped away from you, flung into the far reaches of the universe and forced into a gladiatorial arena where you have to fight for your life against a gigantic green steroid rage-monster? That would suck. Wait, that’s exactly what happens in Thor: Ragnarok? Ummm….hey look at this nice action figure of Chris Hemsworth. That’s worth a smile, right?