ACTION COMICS #886
ADVENTURE COMICS STARRING BLACK LANTERN SUPERBOY #7
ALL-STAR SUPERMAN VOL. 2
BATGIRL #7
BATMAN AND ROBIN #8
BOOSTER GOLD #29
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD VOL. 3: DEMONS AND DRAGONS
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD: MILESTONE
GREEN ARROW AND BLACK CANARY #29
HUMAN TARGET #1 (OF 6)
JSA ALL-STARS #3
R.E.B.E.L.S. #13
SCOOBY-DOO #153
SECRET SIX #18
THE SHIELD #6
SUPER FRIENDS #24
TITANS #22

Dying to know what the DC Universe has in store for you coming up this Wednesday? Well, wonder no longer, my babies, for here is the latest line up to grace the DC Universe home page:

• BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #41
• BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT SPECIAL
• BLACKEST NIGHT: WONDER WOMAN #3 (OF 3)
• CARTOON NETWORK ACTION PACK #46
• DOOM PATROL #7
• THE GREAT TEN #4 (OF 10)
• GREEN LANTERN: SECRET ORIGIN
• JONAH HEX #52
• JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA ANNUAL #1
• LOONEY TUNES #183
• MILESTONE FOREVER #1 (OF 2)
• THE QUESTION #37
• RED ROBIN #9
• RED TORNADO #6 (OF 6)
• SHOWCASE PRESENTS: SECRETS OF SINISTER HOUSE VOL. 1
• SUPERMAN: MON-EL VOL. 1
• SUPERMAN: WORLD OF NEW KRYPTON #12 (OF 12)
• TINY TITANS VOL. 3: SIDEKICKIN’ IT
• THE WARLORD #11

Most comics come out on Wednesdays, from what we hear, so we figure we can start your new comics lust on Mondays. We’ll point you in the direction of books WE are interested in, and YOU can, in the comments below, let us know what YOU are interested in, k? This week, we’ve got plenty to get excited about.

Rob’s Picks:

SUPERMAN SECRET ORIGIN #4 (OF 6)
story Geoff Johns, art Gary Frank
Continues the “definitive” realignment origin story line of arguably the world’s most recognizable hero, Superman. Giving issue #3 a 9/10 rating, IGN praises the story’s masterful writing and amazing artwork. Color us interested. DC Release Schedule

THE WALKING DEAD #69
story Robert Kirkman, art/cover Charlie Adlard & Cliff Rathburn
At long last… they arrive. But will things get better… or WORSE? Thus says the PR copy that accompanies the cover image. One of the better  series out there, TWD is currently being made a series on AMC. Image Comics Release Schedule

JACK OF FABLES # 42
Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges; Art by Tony Akins and Andrew Pepoy ; Cover by Brian Bolland

If the cover by Bolland doesn’t pull you in, the continuing saga of Jack of Fable will. Bill Willingham must not sleep, with all the books he’s written in this fascinating universe. Vertigo January Releases

Previews – New Releases for the week of January 27.

Carlton’s Picks

ABSOLUTION #3 AUXILIARY EDITION
Christos Gage; Art by Roberto Viacava; Cover by Juan Jose Ryp

Only 1500 of special cover editions are available. Juan Jose Ryp shows why he is one of the best with an homage cover to Captain America #106.

STAR WARS: LEGACY #44
John Ostrander; Art by Jan Duursema, Dan Parsons, Brad Anderson; Cover by Chris Scalf

Cade Skywalker cannot escape his father’s legacy, whether it comes in the form of a Jedi Master calling him back to the Jedi Order, or being faced with a mistake from his father’s past. Will Cade survive such a mistake in order to realize his destiny?

Chris’ Picks

IRON MAN: I AM IRON MAN (2010) #1
Creators Peter David (DARK TOWER) and Sean Chen (MIGHTY AVENGERS)

With the movie coming up, the Iron Man excitement will start taking off.  Marvel is grabbing onto this cash cow.  Look for the first issue here to follow the lines of the first movie.  Will we get a sneak peak at Iron Man 2 in the next issue?

PENNY-ARCADE
Written by Jerry Holkins.  Illustrated by Mike Krahulik

This pick is a WebComic, but in this day so many comics have hit the net, you’ll have to bear with me.  This has been on my weekly reading list for years and I look forward to what these guys come up with every week.

Mike’s Picks

SCALPED #34
Written by Jason Arron, Art by RM Guera, Cover by Jock.

Easily the best comic in publication today.  If you only have 2 dollars, borrow 99 cents and buy this book. This issue looks to deliver the blood by the gallon as forces that have been on a collision course finally meet.

KICK-ASS #8
Written by Mark Millar, Art by John Romita Jr.

By now everyone knows about the movie being optioned and made before the comic even hit issue 4, and that this thing ships pretty much whenever it feels like it, but it’s a heck of a lot of fun when it does.

CHEW #8
Written by John Layman, Art by Rob Guillory

Chew has a pretty original premise and Layman isn’t afraid to take chances, both with his story telling and panel work.  Guillory’s artwork is very fresh and fits the series well.  Jump on this issue and watch our beaten FDA agent track down a missing cock (as in rooster).

Yes, Marv Wolfman worked on this Teen Titans, too!

120 pages of classic, New Teen Titans action. George Perez and Marv Wolfman together again. Says DC Universe, the DC blog of choice.

“It’s all the regular Titans, obviously because the story was plotted back then it’s Troia, in that costume, Nightwing, Cyborg, Changeling, Danny Chase, Jericho, Starfire, and a number of others but they’re all there. This isn’t a big surprise. What this really is, is the uncovered story that had been done at the height of the Titans. And except for the actual dialoguing, that’s exactly what it is. Because as I said, George drew 80 of the pages back then.”

We’re looking forward to this re-wind to the classic Titans storyline and characters. More details as they emerge, right here on Comics Are Evil.