1. "Batman: The Three Jokers #1" – This highly anticipated comic did not disappoint. Geoff Johns delivers a thrilling story that explores the relationship between Batman and the three different Jokers. The artwork by Jason Fabok is stunning and captures the dark and gritty tone of the story perfectly. Overall, a must-read for any Batman fan.
2. "X-Men #12" – This issue continues the X of Swords crossover event and focuses on the character of Apocalypse. The story is intriguing and adds depth to Apocalypse's character, but the pacing feels a bit slow at times. The artwork is solid and captures the epic scale of the event. Overall, a decent installment in the crossover event.
3. "Wonder Woman #762" – This issue continues the story of Diana Prince as she faces off against a new villain, Liar Liar. The writing by Mariko Tamaki is strong, with a good balance of action and character development. The artwork by Carlo Barberi is dynamic and brings the story to life. Overall, a solid entry in the Wonder Woman series.
4. "Spider-Man #4" – This issue sees Peter Parker teaming up with the new hero, Star, to take on a dangerous new villain. The story by J.J. Abrams and Henry Abrams is fast-paced and action-packed, with some surprising twists along the way. The artwork by Sara Pichelli is dynamic and captures the energy of the story. Overall, a fun and exciting read for Spider-Man fans.