Superfuckers Forever #3: All stuffs James Kockalka with back-up story by Box Brown.  Idiot super-teens are still idiot teens.

Paper Girls #10: Writer Brian K. Vaughn, Aritist Cliff Chiang, Colors Matt Wilson, Letters & design Jared K. Fletcher & Color flats Dee Cunniffe:  Both the "bad" and "good" time traveler groups seem to moving into the mindset of fuck everything.  Like that Futurama where the Professor just says screw paradox and the time line and Fry becomes his own Grandpa.
The Autumnlands #13: Writer Kurt Busiek, Artist Benjamin Dewey, Color art Jordie Bellaire & Lettering & design JOhn Roshell & Jimmy Betancourt of Comicraft.  Ok, so the Galitaans weren't going all self destructive because Bertie decided to fuck them.  But because Bertie the Goat ordered them to suicide in the most painful way possible in revenge for the death of his tribe.

Future Quest #5: Story Jeff Parker, Art Evan "Doc" Shaner, Colors Hi-Fi & Letters ALW Studios' Dave Lanphear.  The origins of Mi-Tor AND the Impossibles.  Plus a new Mi-Tor.  Also Birdman saves a cat from a dinosaur.
The Flintstones #4: Writer Mark Russell, Artist Steve Pugh, Colorist Chris Chuckry & Letterer Dave Sharpe.  The deviance of marriage vs. the more traditional sex-cave system of procreation.  Also domestication of the cat.  Caveman: I love you kitty!  Sabretooth: I prefer you to starvation.

Giant Days #19: Written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Letters by Jim Campbell & Colors by Whitney Cogar.  The girls take a break from their Summer jobs to go to an outdoor music festival.  With mud and drugs and porta potties and calligraphy!

Knights of the Dinner Table #236: EiC Jolly Blackburn with Barbara Blackburn, David S. Kenzer, Brian Jelke & Steve Johansson.  The fall-out from Bob and Sheila's break-up continues.  While the Knights and the Hard8 crew prep for their re-match session.  And Brian continues to work at making amends to his friends.

The Wicked & the Divine: 1831AD: Writer Kieron Gillen, Artist Stephanie Hans & Letterer Clayton Cowles.  A one-shot, with the celebrity Divinities this time being period writers.  I'm terrible at figuring out the "real" people who become gods are, but I think Shelly is Morrigan, Byron is Lucifer, Mary Shelly is Woden and her sister is Woden.  And Keats maybe as Hades who dies at the start?  I'm even less certain of the several mentioned and shown in passing.  Like the thing with the killer ape and stolen heart makes me think Thoth is supposed to have been Poe?
Savage Dragon #216: Creator/writer/artist Erik Larsen, Letters Chris Eliopoulos, Colors Nikos Kovtsis & Flats Mike Toris.  Ugh, an Ant cameo.  Also Larsen is not the best at drawing babies.

Giant Days #18: Written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters by Jim Campbell.  End of the year and housing woes, term paper mill woes and possible dating non-woes.

Superfuckers Forever #2: All James Kochalka except the short Grotus back-up by Laura Knetzer.  Superdan is back and Princess Sunshine and Jack Krak are a feuding for his attention.
Jem and the Holgrams #19: Written by Kelly Thompson, Art by Meredith McClaren, Colors by M. Victoria Robado & Letters by Shawn Lee.  Dang.  Them Stingers are jerks.  Driving Pizzazz back into selfish, angry jerk mode.
ROM #3: Plot/Script by Christos Gage & Chris Ryall, Pencils & Colors by David Messina, Inks by Michele Pasta, Color Assist by Alessandra Alexakis & Letters by Chris Mowry.  I have to admit I kind of have a hard time remembering that war vet Darby Mason and police officer and Wraith infectee Camilla Byers are seperate characters.

Dark Horse Presents #26: EiC Mike Richardson.  No Finder this issue = sad.  Still, work by Kaare Andrews, Paul Levitz, Al Gordon and John Arcudi.  Also a Maverick/Crazy Cops story by Jimmy Palmiotti and Just Gray NOT working with Palmiotti's wife.  Not that Aaron Campbell is bad or anything.

Knights of the Dinner Table #235: Development Team Jolly R. Black Burn, Steve Johansson, David S. Kenzer, Brian Jelke & Barbara Blackburn.  Those previous harsh truths have put Brian in a bit of a depressive funk.  Also the Black Hands start a new campaign with Nitro back behind the screen.

Only had one title this week, since the latest Giant Days was delayed by Diamond.  So I picked up and added The Flintstones comic, grabbing the first three issues.  Writer Mark Russell, Artist Steve Pugh, COlorist Chris Chuckry & Letterer Dave Sharpe.  Satrical, funny and dark without being too grim & gritty.  You've got immigriant worker exploitation, runaway consumerism, discarded ptsd war veterans and 1st world entitlement spoiled vacationers among other themes in the first three issues.

And the single regular pull Paper Girls #9.  Writer Brian K. Vaughan, Artist Cliff Chiang, Colors Matt Wilson, Letters & Design Jared K. Fletcher & Color flats Dee Cunniffe.  So it turns out to be only two time variants of Erin and one time-traveling clone of Erin.  Plus a time blimp.

Invincible #130: Writer Robert Kirkman, Penciler & inker Cory Walker, Colorist Nathan Fairbairn & Letterr Rus Wooton.  So back on Earth Robot is seeming to be more and more the benevolant tyrant but Mark still doesn't trust him.  Sure its all end poverty and fight off alien invaders now, but in a 1000 years it'll be all SACRIFICE YOUR LIVES FOR THE GOD-EMPORER AND CONTINUE HIS IMMORTAL REIGN.
Island #10: Editors Brandon Graham & Emma Rios, W/ content by Farel Dalrymple, Gael Bertrand, Fil Barlow & Remy Boydell.  I am like 50% certain that I'm mostly buying this title to help ensure that a title like this keeps getting published.

ROM #2: Plot & script by Cristos Gage & Chris Ryall, Pencils & colors by David Messina, Inks by Michele Pasta, Color assist by Alessandra Alexakis & Letters by Shawn Lee.  I'm still on the fence on this ongoing and the attempt at making an IDW-verse.  But I'm fully onboard with lines like "But though the Wraith-Hawk's song is fearsome...
...my Neutralizer sings louder!"

The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #11: Writer Ryan North, Guest artist Jacob Chabot, Color artist Rico Renzi & Letterer Travis Lanham.  Squirrel Girl has face off against the deadly Count Nefaria.  But its a dream.  And she kind of gets him confused with the Count from Sesame Street because she doesn't have her Deadpool brand trading cards for villain info.  And so she teaches him how to count on his fingers in binary.  LEARNING!

Short list for last week.  Even with me finally remembering to grab Prophet: Earth War #5 with story by Brandon Graham & Simon Roy, art by Brandon Graham, Grim Wilkins, Giannis Milonogiannis & Ano Jenna Trost, colors by Joseph Bergin III, Lin Visel & Brandon Graham & letters by Ariana Maher.  Also with ascendant Glory cameo.

Giant Days #17: Creator/Writer John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters by Jim Campbell.  Daisy goes archeologying, Susan stalks her ex and Esther and Ed get a writing job.  A morally questionable job as it turns out.

Paper Girls #8: Writer Brian K. Vaughan, Artist Cliff Chiang, Colors Matt Wilson, Letters + design Jared K. Fletcher & Color flats Dee Cunniffe.  The "joys" of learning your future.  Also more mega-sized micro-fauna.

Dark Horse Presents #24: Chief Editor Mike Richarson.  Got some Tarzan and some Mister X and some Kyrra: Alien Jungle Girl.  But most importantly some new Carla Speed McNeil "Finder" pages.
Groo: Fray of the Gods #1:  by Sergio Aragones, with Wordsmith Mark Evanier, colorist Tom Luth & letterer Stan Sakai.  Another Groo mini-series, another barely veiled metaphorical take on society.  Religion this time around.

Astro City #37: Writer Kurt Busiek, Artist Brent E. Anderson, lettering & design John Roshell of Comicraft & color art Peter Pantazis.  The return of the Broken Man and a look at the convergance of music and supers and Astro City's Bakerville neighborhood.

Lumberjanes #28: Written by Shannon Watters & Kat Leyh, Illustrated by Ayme Sotuyo, Colors by Maarta Laiho & Letters by Aubrey Aiese.  Roanake cabin and their cats plus Barney and Hes rescue the senior council from the thunderbird without having to resort to deadly siege weapons.

Knights of the Dinner Table #233: Editor-in-chief JOlly Blackburn with Barbara Blackburn, Steve Johansson, David S. Kenzer & Brian Jelke.  Hey it looks like some bit of the disaster that is Bob's situation with Sheila may have finally got thru the shield of Brian's self-centeredness.  Plus the Knights may have come up with a strategy to give them a chance in the rematch against Gary Jackson and his crew.

Velvet #15: Writer Ed Brubaker, Artist Steve Epting, Colors Elizabeth Breitweiser & Letters Chris Eliopoulos.  And the first volume of Velvet closes with fake deaths, real assinations and a revealed cabal of would be world guiders.
Island #9: Creators Fil Barlow, Lin Visel, Joseph Bergin III & F Choo.  Featuring a less p0rn focused version of Visel's "Balst".

Paper Girls #7: Writer Brian K. Vaughan, Artist Cliff Chiang, Colors Matt Wilson, Letters & Design Jared K. Fletcher & Color flats Dee Cunniffe.  The further adventures of teen & adult Erin.  Plus kaiju-sized water bears.

Giant Days #16: Written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters by Jim Cambell.  Daisy volunteers to lead a incoming frosh tour group, Susan goes on some dates.  And Esther tries to find a job so she doesn't have to auction off parts of her gothic reglia collection.

Future Quest #2: Writer Jeff Parker, Artists Evan "Doc" Shaner, Ron Randall & Johnathan Case, Colorist Jordie Bellaire & Letterer ALW Studios' Dave Lanphear.  The 2nd issue has Space Ghost and his side-kicks, the Herculoids, the Quest Family, Birdman and the Galaxy Trio.  Also an arguement between an eagle, a cat, a space monkey and whatever kind of mini-bulldog Bandit is.

Invincible #129: Writer Robert Kirkman, Penciler & Inker Cory Walker, Colorist Nathan Fairbairn & Letterer Rus Wooton.  A trip back to Earth, after a brief visit from Eve's alien ex.  Who is a big ol' dumb butt.  And on Earth Eve has a run-in with Anissa.  Much angry Eve is what we're saying.

Astro City #36: Writer Kurt Busiek, Art Ron Randall, Lettering & Design John Roshell & Jimmy Betancourt of Comicraft & Color art Peter Pantazis. A nice enough end to a Jack-in-the-box story arc.  Really it probably suffers from the incredibley high bar of the previous Jack arc.  Though Mr. Drama was pretty A+ golden-age style villain.

Lumberjanes #27: Written by Shannon Watters & Kat Leyh, Illustrated by Ayme Sotuyo, Colors by Maarta Laiho & Letters by Aubrey Aiese.  Adventures with giant birb and magical kittehs.

Dark Horse Presents #23: By various, Chief Editor Mike Richardson.  Some Tarzan and Mr. Monster and Finder and Space Jungle Girl.

Light week this time.

Paper Girls #6:  Writer Brian K. Vaughan, Artist Cliff Chiang, Colors Matt Wilson, Color flats Dee Cunniffe & Letters & Design Jared K. Fletcher.  That wonderful time travel situation when your younger self looks at "modern" self and wonders "what the fuck happened to me"?
Savage Dragon #214:  Creator Erik Larsen, Letters Chris Eliopoulos, Colors Nikos Kovtsis & Flats Mike Toris.  Crazy ol' Dart II is trying to steal all the 3rd generation Dragon babies.  And she's got Malcolms sort-of alt-world 1/2 brother Barry Dragon to help her.

Survivors' Club #9: Writer Dale Halvorsen & Lauren Beakes, Layouts Ryan Kelly, Finishes Ryan Kelly, Mark Farmer & Peter Gross, Colorist Eva De La Cruz & Letterer Clem Robins.  Ending feels a bit rushed in spots, like this was originally going to be a 12-issue story.  They do wrap up the major arcs and even place some hooks for potential later stories.

Giant Days 14: Created & written by John Allison, Pencils by Max Sarin, Inks by Liz Fleming, Colors by Whitney Cogar & Letters Jim Campbell.  The search for off-campus housing that is not horrible.  Or too expenisive.  Or full of silverfish.

Survivors' Club #8: Writers Dale Halvorsen & Lauren Beukes, Artists Ryan Kelly, Mark Farmer & Peter Gross, Colorist Eva De La Cruz & Letterer Clem Robins.  The Survivors continue to confront their personal demons while all reuniting at the House.  Well those who survive confrontations.

The Wicked & the Divine #19:  Writer Kieron Gillen, Artist Jamie McKelvie, Colourist Matthew Wilson, Letterer Clayton Cowles & Flatter Dee Cunniffe.  The Underground Faction manage to recruit Dio, but lose Minerva back to Ananke's pawns Baal, Sakhmet and Amaterasu.
Rat Queens #16: Writer Kurtis J. Wiebe, Artist Tess Fowler, Letters Ed Brisson & Colors Tamra Bonvillain.  The remaining Queens are back in Palisade and re-meeting old hook-ups, friends and family.  Or ARE they?  'Cause maybe there is a doppelganger infestation going on.

Howard the Duck #7: Writer Chip Zdarsky, Guest Artist Kevin McGuire, Color Artists Joe Quinones with Jordan Gibson & Letterer Travis Lanham.  So She-Hulk has hired Howard & Tara to find a missing client.  And they recruit Peter Parker thru Spider-Man to help.  And then Matt Murdock, Distric Attorney gets involved because of said client.  And then they all have to go to find some dinosaurs, which means getting a ride from Steve Rogers to the Savage Land.  So all that and did I mention dinosaurs drawn by Kevin McGuire?

Beasts of Burden: What the Cat Dragged In: Script Evan Dorkin with Darah Dyer, Art Jill Thompson & Letters Jason Arthur.  So in addition to supernatural battling cats, this one-shot also has Jill Thompson drawing raccoons.  And a demon-haunted house.  But mainly raccoons and cats.