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If you want an awesome Kilowog story, check Green Lantern Corps 208. Here's a link to the cover: http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/Kilowog%201.jpg In the 80s, this issue alone made Kilowog one of my top 3 Green Lanterns.

There's a lot that I love now: New Mutants, X-Factor, X-Force, Immortal Weapons/Iron Fist, Daredevil, Invincible, Ultimate Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Ultimate Avengers, Doctor Voodoo and Marvel Adventures Spider-Man to name a few. It's a great time to be a comic reader.

I adore the cover for Web of Spider-Man #1. It's brilliant.

When I got back into comics a few months back, I started with a small pull list and expected to spend about $40 a month. The next week I went in to get my new books and walked out $60 poorer. This was instrumental in changing my philosophy towards comics. I am selectively collecting floppies - New Mutants and Amazing Spider-Man are the only books I'm bagging and boarding. I've subscribed to the...

I love Marvel's Digital service. I bought one year access for $60. In the first week, I read more than $100 worth of trades. I share my account with my wife and she loves it as well. It's great that the Marvel reader is Flash-based so any computer can access the library without having to carry around anything more than my netbook.The reader works very well. The options are nice, especially t...

So, the deaf chick is Dazzler? Nice.

I'm really excited for Web of Spider-Man #1. I adored the original title when I was a kid. Nomad issue 1 was a surprise hit so I'm looking forward to the second issue. I love the cover for Marvel Adventures Super Heroes, despite being chided by an LCS owner for reading kids' books. Screw that guy.  BQ: I can play the recorder.

I am a fan of comics regardless of the delivery method. I have a Marvel Digital subscription and love the access to tons of books from any computer I use without having to store all of the issues. I doubt that digital will replace print completely. It's far more likely that floppies will die and hardcovers and TPBs will rule the day. Too many people enjoy the tactile experience of paper for it ...

The New Mutants cover wins the week for me. The cover featured a totally wrecked New Mutants logo but the strength of the Warlock image was amazing; seeing him so large and well illustrated maintanied the book's identity perfectly. Good job.

@Tork: Non-combat powers were around in the x-verse before Morrison; see Cypher of the New Mutants.