Greg Hammond

Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part One is half talking heads and half great action. Pick it up if you are a fan of either universe.

Eric LaRocca’s, The Trees Grew Because I Bled There is literary, dark, body horror at its best.

Chilly Scenes of Winter is a charming, darkly humorous look at a fractured relationship.

In Five Decembers, by James Kestrel, Joe McGrady, a new detective in Honolulu, Hawaii, solves crime while just missing all the important events of World War II.

Tough Tender, by Max Allan Collins, is a must-have for Hard Case Crime fans.

A mad romp of a crime caper with constant thrills, successes, and missteps.

An action-packed trip alongside aging master thief Nolan as he pursues women and more importantly money.

Wolverine: Weapon X Omnibus comes packed with three solid novels that Logan / Wolverine fans will be glad to spend a couple weeks with.

It will be enjoyed by fans of Sherlock Holmes and mystery lovers in general.

A slow burn that should appeal to Spider-Man fans; especially teenage Spider-Man fans and fans who identify as people-of-color.

A great tribute to the life of a great actor.

A heartfelt tribute to “the queen of Technicolor.”

Serpentine feels like a lazy Sunday afternoon with close friends but is only for fans who are completionists.

Fans of Star Trek: Voyager will be pleased to receive added insight into favorite storylines from the series; unfortunately, such scenes are few and far between.

Encyclopedic in its scope and a must-have for fans of Star Trek and/or special effects in any visual medium.