Caperbet! is an entertaining story set in an entertaining world. In some ways it pokes fun at the cities that superheroes call home or really any fictional city in which the criminal element is constant.

I’m going to help a lot of new Valiant readers out for a moment. Unity isn’t an event book. It had a large storyline kick off at the beginning of the series and then it laid the foundation for Rai to come around and now it is crossing over with Armor Hunters which is an event book, but Unity is not.

I, like a lot of video game players, enjoy the hell out of the Borderlands video game franchise. The first two games are very enjoyable and made the grind for loot fun. With that I can also say that I enjoy the acting and story for the games as well. I’m a fan of the franchise and of the culture that’s sprung up around the franchise.

My first introduction to Witchfinder was a good one. It’s always interesting to see how expansive the Mignolaverse is. Witchfinder is a welcomed element due to the fact that Sir Edward Grey is very different from the other characters in the Universe. Personally I’m still getting the feel for his character, but I enjoy his interactions with other characters. Polite, but rude is the best way to describe him.

Right now you can buy the complete graphic novel for The Shadow Hero. We also have a review for the graphic novel written by Samantha that is more than worth checking out. Since I started on this journey of reviewing the story with single issues, I wanted to finish it.

Phenomenal is a story with big aspirations, but poor execution. It’s a shame because it’s not a bad-looking book and the concept isn’t terrible. It’s the structure and storytelling that really holds it back. That and the page count. This story could have easily been broken into two and expanded to be clear and developed better.

To put it plainly, Sherwood, TX is Robin Hood with biker gangs. It works because Robin Hood is easily understood and translates to different settings and eras. This first issue is a bit shaky, but it recovers by the end of the story.

I don’t know what it is with this week’s titles, but I hit the jackpot in terms of quality and entertainment. I’ve enjoyed this breakout hit since the first issue, but each issue manages to top the previous.