From the streets of New York City to the far reaches of space, time and fantasy worlds that re beyond mortal reckoning, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week!

From John Wick on a rampage to the return of the Wolverine, here's a look at all the great comic book covers of the week!

Able to silence an entire room with his name alone, John Wick’s return saw more bullets spent in one night than the entire Nazi invasion of Stalingrad during World War 2, a war in the shadows that saw bodies fall by the dozens and ended with Wick on the run. Basically, the most badass man to ever live had nothing to lose but his life. And his licensed likeness, as Hot Toys is bringing the master assassin back to the action figure fold with a sixth-scale figure.

The director behind the John Wick franchise is set to possibly direct another big franchise in Sandman Slim

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.

Lionsgate are looking to expand the John Wick universe, as they won a bidding war for a female-centric script titled Ballerina, which could serve as a spinoff.

So how did one puppy-loving extinction event on two legs become a legend in a secret society? That’s the question that comic book writer Greg Pak and artist Giovanni Valletta will be answering in a new solo John Wick series that chronicles the early days of the hitman before he earned his reputation as an unstoppable gun for hire.

John Wick co-creator Chad Stahelski talks about the John Wick prequel series, The Continental, that's currently in early development. He hopes to explore the mysterious world of globe-trotting assassins even further by diving into the the organisation that oversees them.