The Pull List!

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Pull-list for the week!

Daredevil #4 - This book is the bee's knees. And it'll be even bee's knees-ier with Marcos Martin on art.

Dark Horse Presents #4 - Yeah, it's $8 and it's an anthology, but with the line-up of talent on this book, I think it's worth it to support this. Plus, look at that Darrow variant cover.

Fear Itself: Fearsome Four #4 of 4 - Ugh. This has been terrible, but whatever. That's what I get for breaking my "No Crossover Tie-Ins" rule. Fool me once…

Hulk #41 - Didn't this just come out? I mean, I'm not complaining because it's consistently great and also $2.99, but it seems like this book ships every three weeks lately. Am I crazy?

The Red Wing #3 of 4 - Really loving this miniseries from Jonathan Hickman and Nick Pitarra.

Thunderbolts #163.1 - Another T-bolts Point One issue? Again, not complaining because this is the best team book out there, but man, come on. And can we break up the Jeff Parker books so they don't both drop the same week every few weeks? Please?

Ultimate Comics: Hawkeye #2 of 4 - If this was an ongoing, I probably wouldn't have bothered, but as it's a miniseries and it's Hickman and it's Ultimates/Authority-esque, so here we are.

Vengeance #3 of 6 - Oh hey, it's one of those books full of new characters and interesting takes on established ones. You know, the kind people always say they want out if Big Two cape comics but then never actually buy? Joe Casey and Nick Dragotta are doing some really amazing here, so if you're not on this, get on this, if only so we can have more of this kind of stuff in the future. You know, this awesome kind of stuff.

Wonder Woman #1 - I have no fondness for Wonder Woman or Brian Azzarello for that matter, but man, that Cliff Chiang art looks too good to resist. And that one picture? With Wonder Woman with the battle axe? That one bumped this up from a "probably not" to a "probably yes."

X-Men: Schism #4 of 5 - I gave up on the X-Books when they started rolling back the mileage on the company car after lending Grant Morrison the keys for the weekend, but this series and the X-Men: Regenesis or whatever just might win me back.