GRENDEL BEHOLD THE DEVIL #1 (OF 8) - I don't know if this Grendel is any relation to the current "Beowulf" film or not.
GROO HELL ON EARTH #2 (OF 4)
SCREAM #1 (OF 4)
UMBRELLA ACADEMY APOCALYPSE SUITE #3 (OF 6)
DC Comics
52 VOL 4 TP
ACTION COMICS #859
ARMY @ LOVE #9
BIRDS OF PREY #112
BRAVE AND THE BOLD #8
CATWOMAN #73
COUNTDOWN SEARCH FOR RAY PALMER GOTHAM BY GASLIGHT #1
COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS 23
COUNTDOWN TO MYSTERY #3 (OF 8)
DETECTIVE COMICS #838
FLASH #234
METAMORPHO YEAR ONE #4 (OF 6)
WORLD WAR III TP
IDW Comics
ANGEL AFTER THE FALL #1 - Kicks off "Angel season six."
Image Comics
INVINCIBLE #46
WALKING DEAD #44
Marvel Comics
CAPTAIN AMERICA #32
CAPTAIN AMERICA CHOSEN #4 (OF 6)
CAPTAIN AMERICA VOL 1 DEATH CAPTAIN AMERICA PREM HC - Highly recommended if you haven't already read the issues.
HEROES FOR HIRE #15 - Finishes the World War Hulk crossover. The review will be up by the end of the weekend.
INCREDIBLE HULK #111 - This World War Hulk crossover was added to the checklists late, so it'll be reviewed individually by the end of the weekend. It's also the final issue of the series in its current incarnation. (There will be a new title with issue 112 that was revealed at the end of "World War Hulk #5."
IRON MAN DIRECTOR OF SHIELD ANNUAL #1
LONERS #6 (OF 6)
NEW X-MEN #44 - A Messiah Complex crossover.
PENANCE RELENTLESS #3 (OF 5)
SHE-HULK 2 #23
THUNDERBOLTS BREAKING POINT
ULTIMATE MARVEL SAMPLER - If you haven't been following the universe, this is a nice way to check it all out.
ULTIMATE VISION #5 (OF 5) - This finally wraps up. It's not as late as "Ultimate Wolverine / Hulk," but it's late.
WHAT IF ANNIHILATION - What if the Annihilation wave reached Earth during the Civil War?
WOLVERINE ORIGINS #19
X-MEN EMPEROR VULCAN #3 (OF 5) - The first couple of issues were quite enjoyable.
The Grendel: Behold the Devil comic has nothing to do with Beowulf. This Grendel is an anti-hero created by Matt Wagner. Well, I'm not sure if he could even be classified as an anti-hero. He's really a bad guy but you root for him. Wikipedia has this quote:
The first Grendel was Hunter Rose (Wagner has hinted of previous Grendels in history, but Rose is the earliest which he has written about), a youthful genius who wrote novels by day and ran a criminal empire by night.
He's a fascinating character, and I really enjoy the comics that Wagner and company have done thus far.
