Next up in line is Electronic Arts, who had some big shoes to fill after having announced the long awaited next installment in the Star Wars: Battlefront series last year. Did they hold up okay?

Microsoft kicked off the whole event this year, as usual, but how did they manage this time around?

This week I review Action Comics #32, Tiny Titans: Return to the Treehouse #1, Chaos #2, and Original Sin #3. While you can kinda skip on Doomed, after this issue, you really need to be reading Original Sin. It’s flat out crazy!

I had a late lunch meeting today, so my time at my Local Comic Shop was limited, and I only picked up a few issues this week. So I’ll only be reviewing Superman #31, Star Trek #33, and Fantastic Four #5 today. Not one of my better weeks.

I jump into a bunch of ongoing storys this week, reviewing Original Sin #2, Amazing Spider-Man #2, Batman/Superman #11, and Uncanny X-men #21

I’m gonna do this a little differently this week, since the first 3 parts of Superman: Doomed all shipped together this week, I’m going to take them all on as a whole. And then some Star Trek for good measure. Because of course I would.

It’s been quite a while since I did one of these, but hopefully I can start doing them more regularly. I pick things back up this week with two number ones, Original Sin #1 and Chaos #1

For this week’s Take It Or Leave It, I examine the first issue of this summer’s mega Marvel crossover, Infinity . It’s the biggest Infinity crossover since Gauntlet, War, Crusade, and Abyss. It’s so Infinite it doesn’t even have to be an adjective!