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05/26/2026

In less than 10 minutes, it’s time for NEW COMICS! But what about the Top 10???

Here it is, with NO (really) commentary:

10: Odin #1
9: Wonder Woman #17
8: Deathstroke #3
7: Punisher #20
6: Fantastic Four #23
5: Absolute Flash #15
4: Ultimate Impact Reborn #1
3: GI Joe #28
2: Amazing Spider-Man #29
1: Absolute Green Arrow #1

Hidden Gem: Of the Earth #1

Did Ye Olde Shopkeep survive the lack of commentary? Tune in at 8 to find out!

05/19/2026

Look at all these contenders for the Top 10 this week! Oh, wait! We forgot to post the Top 10 from last week!

Here we go, based solely on sales at the shop:

10. A four-way tie between Geiger, D'Orc, Iron Man, and Black Cat, but we'll focus on Felicia because she managed to make the list even without an Adam Hughes cover.

9. Something Is Killing the Children #47: What an ending!

8. Fury of Firestorm #2: A very strong second issue.

7. Ultimate End Game #4: OR IS IT.

6. Captain America #11: In praise he would love/hate, I wonder if Zdarsky is the Waid of this generation....all I mean is, everything he writes is very, very good.

5. Absolute Martian Manhunter #11: Still brilliant.

4. Uncanny X-Men #31: Gail Simone continues what's becoming a classic X-run.

3. Transformers #32: We're still loving this book around here.

2. Amazing Spider-Man Death Spiral Body Count #1: A remarkable performance by a one-shot, storyline wrap-up. But not as remarkable as...

1. Absolute Batman #20: In a testament to this book's success, no one really cared about the damages. Fans just want to see what's going to happen next. Crazy!

The Hidden Gem of the Week is tie between Hidden Springs #1 (space creature crash lands on a nursing home filled with retired celebrities) and Innards (post-apocalytes mining an alternative fuel source with mysterious ualities), both of which are wonderful examples of the amazing and expansive worlds that can exist in comics. Both books stayed with me all week.

Tune in tonight at 8 to see what worlds we can explore next!

05/17/2026

Pre-Sale tickets are now available at Comics Are Go. Our ticket price is still only $5, and children 10 and under get in free.

We also have this year’s convention shirt available, and the purchase of any shirt comes with a free ticket to the show.

Shirts will be available at the shop until the day of the show, which happens this year on August 2nd at the Soccer Sportsplex in North Olmsted, OH. Parking is free, and the show runs from 10-4 and features over 180 tables of comics and collectibles!

Comics Are Go is located at 5214 Detroit Rd. In Sheffield Village, OH, and is open every week from Tuesday until Sunday.

05/12/2026

It's time to sneak in a little Top 10 action! Have we been lax in our reportage lately? NEXT QUESTION!

Here's your gentle reminder that this list is based solely on sales at the shop this week.

10. Marc Spector Moon Knight #4: On the one hand, this one suprised us; on the other hand, the Moon Knight line continues to do well despite all the series starts and stops.

9. She-Spawn: This is like one of the moments when a surprise slam dunk somes out of nowhere and shakes the arena to the rafters. and who's that with the mad skills: GAIL SIMONE! This one was an instant sell out, despite the fact that we ordered up due to the GS factor.

8. Fantastic Four #10: So good to see the First Family in the Top 10!

7. Ghost Machine Official Guidebook #2: So. Much. Fun.

6. Absolute Green Lantern #14: Wanna be in the Top 10? But "Absolute" before your name. Also, be written by Al Ewing.

5. X-Men #29: Both halves of the X-Universe continue to do well.

4. Daredevil #2: Gozarians are really digging the new series thus far.

3. Absolute Superman #19: See note above, swap "Al Ewing" for "Jason Aaron."

2. Amazing Spider-Man #28: There was no lull after the end of the Death Spiral story for our webspinner, but there also wasn't enough of a surge to catch....

1. Batman #9: Guys, I think Matt Fraction might be onto something here.

Our Hidden Gem of the week goes to If Destruction Be Our Lot, which is Ye Olde Shopkeep's favorite book of the week. Wanna see a grown shopkeeper cry? Just put some robots in danger. He literally can't take it, AND YET cannot stop himself from continuing to read. It's really something, Gozarians. Really something. Anyway, this one is well-worth your time: Animatronic Abe Lincoln wanders a world populated by robots, looking for all the missing humans. COME ON.

To see next week's contenders for the Top 10, tune in tonight at 8 to catch your first look at all the books hitting the shelves this week