Now grab the top five comics at a price under $3. Be it X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David Volume 3, Red Diaper Baby: 3 Comic Monologues, Howl’s Moving Castle Film Comic Volume 3, White Maze: Stand Alone Complex: Volume 3 or Marvel Comic: Wolverine Volume 3, grab any of these comics in a price less than $3.

Feel free to grab a copy of the interesting X-Factor Visionaries: Peter David Volume 3 in a price between $2 and $3. Read about diplomacy and deception in this comic written by Peter David, Fabian Nicieza, Jim Fern and Larry Stroman.

Fiction comic Red Diaper Baby: 3 Comic Monologues is available in just $1.99. These three autobiographical monologues about the journalist’s life and his communist father is worth reading and it is great to pick this comic in such an affordable price.

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Your favorite Avernger comic series is back with a bang in its new issue called Avengers The Initiative 19. This comic is about various state initiative teams who battle the Skrulls over the fate of Earth. To get more details about the story of the book it would be better to read this book.

Dan Slott and Christos N. Gage have together penned down Avengers The Initiative 19 comic book for the book lovers. Illustrated by none other than Harvey Talibao and Bong Dazo, this interesting comic has been filled with colors by Jay David Ramos and Chris Sotomayor.

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Finally, the second volume of Astonishing X-Men is out in stores on December 4^th, 2008. Written after the success of the previous volume, Astonishing X-Men Volume 2: DANGEROUS, as the name suggests is about X-Men spinning in a non-stop dangerous downward spiral. Watch out how the X-Men destroy the Breakworld in this comic.

Written by Joss Whedon, Astonishing X-Men Volume 2 has got T+ rating. The appealing cover of this new comic has been designed by none other than John Cassaday. The writers plan to launch the other two volumes; Astonishing X-Men Volume 3: TORN and Astonishing X-Men Volume 4: UNSTOBBALE soon.

Read about the tragic death that takes place at the Xavier Institute that reveals a powerful living among the X-Men in this new comic. Grab your copy of Astonishing X-Men Volume 2 in just $ 34.99 from any leading book store.

Marvel Comics has presented an excellent and an exclusive prelude look at Frank Cho’s variant cover of “Hulk” #8: BUSCEMA VARIANT. And so if you are craving for an enormously superior comic book then get HULK #8. Written by Jeph Loeb and penciled by Art Adams and Frank Cho Hulk #8 would be on shelves on 26^th November. The rate would be $2.99.

Written by Gregg Hurwitz, Fool Killer: White Angels #5 is a gritty crime thriller. Foolkiller has been viciously introduced and the writer has made sure that every fool takes notice of it. The Foolkiller White Angles is such a comic issue that bores you through your eyes and bang on top of your brain. So Foolkiller is a once must read comic series. The Foolkiller: White Angels #5 edition is available at a cost of $3.99.

The punisher#1 2004 issue is on sale. It is available at a price of $2.99 at Marvel. Its cover is given by Tim Bradstreet. In the Punisher the hunter becomes the hunted. This comic exhibits provocative characters. Buy your own to read it.

Unlike the previous edition, Dead of Night series doesn’t show Devil Slayer in the ugly costumes and marvel weapons this time. The makers have tried to give a new feel to the character by omitting his trademark sword, taking out the hideous blue costume and funny headgear from the visuals and pulling out the cape as well from the picture. Devil-Slayer #1 is about the current position of Iraq with a supernatural flavor to it. The story has fewer captions to support and it is basically unfurl with interesting dialogues and visuals. Though, the characters are the same antiquated war story typecasts. The marvelous artwork could make the story work. Fine use of lights and shadows and emphasis on detailing has added an artistic touch to this horror comic.

Here is the review of the latest comic Moon Knight #21 by Benson. It comes from the bag of Marvel Comics.
The Moon Knight #21 begins with the ‘Death of Marc Spector’ arc which creates a stern and fake sadness. Benson should have created some humor to give sagacity to the Moon knight. Texiera and satares have done a good job on their part by drawing screeching and shouting figures. Norman Osborn appears which is not at all surprising who has watched Venom-and-moon-night ads.
So in all Moon Knight #21 is just an average comic issue. And if this kind of stuff is going to continue in future then I am sure nobody would be interested in reading anymore of Moon Knight stuff.

Live your childhood again by reading Strikeforce: Morituri comics. Despite of the fact of being one of the oldest comic its popularity has not a percent dwindled. Initially the comic was published by Marvel comics and later on the succession was shaped by Peter B. Gillis and Brent Anderson.

The principle of the book is that extraterrestrial creatures have assaulted and conquered the earth. A scientist invents a super human power to defend the earth inhabitants from these aliens. Though there was a condition that the humans who are sanctioned this power will die within a year after getting this power.

After Gillis and Anderson the series was finished by James Hudnall and Mark Bagley. Read it to feel the action.