The beginning of the end. Or something like that.

So this is a comic. I am reviewing it because I saw Dom write a column about the TV show or something, and other comics were boring, so have a random review.

Comics. Yes. They can basically tell any story and it’s usually got living people in it. What happens when you have a comic book about life? You get “Daytripper,” which gets its third issue today.. Is it a good issue or a bad one? Find out in this review of “Daytripper #3!”

So here is a title I never thought I would review, not because I hate Looney Tunes but because it was the only title I really felt like reviewing this week.

Realm of Kings, Son of Hulk #1. Where Hiro-Kala finds out he's not such a big man after all!

Yet another Ultimate book begins! Will this be as good as the last? Read on to find out.

Siege issue two is out and boy is it giving me a SPLITTING head ache. I'd make myself some coffee to help cope with it, but I'm all out of HALF AND HALF. If you want to know what all the jokes are about, read the review!

In this issue: Infected! I’m almost tempted to say „zombies“ but every zombie-fan would have my head for it. Speaking of which, will we nod our heads in approval or shake them violently after reading this because it was just awful? Find out in this review of “28 Days Later #6!”

Thor 606 is a story about a man and his shiny new suit. Oh and there's also some stuff about that man dissecting gods. So, without further interruption, this is our review!

Necrosha is Marvel's version of Blackest Night. And it does fly. A lot better than the original! But how can that be? I mean it's just "mutants fighting zombies", right? Wrong. Follow the jump to find out why it's so great!