Take it ready to roll, and here it goes, one from another page jumping into her own...

Roaring out of the pages of Daredevil, the new White Tiger makes a ferocious debut, courtesy of the dynamic scripting of NY Times best-selling fantasy author Tamora Pierce (Trickster's Queen, The Will of the Empress) and masterful penciling of rising star Phil Briones (La Geste des Chevaliers-Dragons, Les Seigneurs d'Agartha).

Angela del Toro knows pain: Her uncle Hector Ayala, the former White Tiger, killed. Her FBI partner, murdered. Her career, ruined. Her mentor, Matt Murdock, jailed. And the hurt is just beginning....The Yakuza's bloodthirsty Sano Orii returns, a genocidal shadow organization appears, and a new-but-old super-powered madman is looking to put the squeeze on White Tiger.

Armed with mystical amulets---and finally in costume---White Tiger demands answers! But will she survive long enough to ask the right questions?

White Tiger #1 from Marvel Comics

Exclamation and question marks abound as Josh Blaylock, Corey Zayatz and Joe Dodd reveal the mystery behind Zartan. A dissection made in three parts from Devil's Due Publishing in the form of G.I. Joe Dreadnoks: Declassified.

Guess who owns the rights to and writes on the bone for Warren Ellis Black Gas 2? From Avatar Press and with art by Max Fiumara, tried to figure out what it was from the preview pages, not a lick of a clue outside a mystery of some codger burning up a body on an island. Super fun happy time!

Dysfunction, a little rochambeau, death and cannibalism, it's fun for the whole family. Chris Reid and John Kantz go with the squish-squishy on Monkeybug Madness: Search For New Lifeforms from Antarctic Press.

Five snowflakes fall on the ground and Ron Marz and Luke Ross are back in the saddle with Samurai: Heaven And Earth Volume 2 from Dark Horse. Saddles, ronin, swords, get the moving on on from Japan to Paris... who can write with bloodshot eyes?

Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson continue the ride through in Astro City The Dark Age Book Two. What? Where? Wildstorm.

Take the current maligned of society and power thrust them into the populace. With an entire world thrown about the other way with mutants and super powered beings the norm, Jam Packed Productions squeeze the juice from Toney Tapia and Jamie Biggs. End result is The Super Naturals.

Dark Horse quarter splice it four ways with the adaptation of a game yet to release in Hellgate: London. Ian Edginton and Steve Pugh take things down town London way heading off the pass that the demon forces are looking to wager against the earth.

Wildstorm unleash the Texas Chainsaw Massacre in about the same time as the prequel hits the screens in Australia. Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Wesley Craig take a road trip into what little horror and psychopathic gems small-town America has to offer its victims/tourists.

 

Takes a lot to knock Spider-Man down and the same is true for his daughter, May. In one continuity, she never really existed, but in the MC2 universe, she's alive and well, kicking down the baddies after her pops rested his cogs. They may get knocked down, but they'll get back up and they won't ever be kept down.

"Whatever happened to the daughter of Spider-Man?"

A complete single issue story!

Ever wonder why Spider-Girl fans are the, most vocal, most active comic fans of all? Here's your chance to finally find out! Join us for the start of our second 100 issues as May "Mayday" Parker learns that she can't escape her great responsibilities!

Featuring the original Hobgoblin, the Black Tarantula -- and more!

Amazing Spider-Girl #1 from Marvel Comics

Henry Flint and Andersen Gabrych go down on six through DC Comics with The Omega Men. Where if it feels like the end of the world, then running rampant and causing destruction is all that's called for right? Well, that's what the last remaining Omega Men are doing.

Virgin Comics tell a quaint little family story with John Woo's Seven Brothers. In the mire of fulfilling an ancient prophecy are Garth Ennis and Jeevan Kang. How about that, they even have an Aussie in the brothers line up.

Five parts to the Devil's child and it's Hellstorm: Son Of Satan. From Marvel Comics and, raising (oh, it's being said) hell with Alexander Irvine, Russell Braun and Klaus Janson on fire and brimstone supplies.

Dave Dwonch watches from the chalkboard as a kid with no powers finds himself at a high school where all the kids do have super powers. It's time for some Special Education from National Press Comics.

Dynamite Entertainment bring it on with Highlander. There can be only one, but there are the likes of Brandon Jerwa, Mike Avon Oeming and Lee Moder handling the skills to represent. Slightly off write up voice for this comic. Noted.

Spider-Girl isn't the only return with the veritable feast of them Jim Lee pencils as Wildcats: Worldstorm smacks a dab of the reintroduction of the team. Grant Morrison and Scott Williams flanking the ranks. Whatever that means in this context.

And don't forget a dip of The Authority with Morrison teaming it up with Gene Ha from Wildstorm.

 

Daughters of the Dragon no more, the band is banding together for another hit of that freelancing feel. Once were only Power Man (Luke Cage) and Iron Fist (Danny Rand), now a whole roster for the timestamp and clocking of superhero work works their magic.

CIVIL WAR Tie-in!

As CIVIL WAR rages through the Marvel Universe, an unlikely group of heroes have gathered together to hunt down and capture criminals who refuse to sign the Registration Act.

In response to the overwhelming number of masked fugitives on the loose, Misty Knight and Colleen Wing use their bail bonds skills, underworld connections and government funding to lead an all-new Heroes for Hire into battle.

Action, adventure, crime, beautiful women and Kung Fu chaos come together in this explosive new series from writers Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti with art by Billy Tucci!

Featuring Black Cat, Shang Chi-The Master Of Kung Fu, Paladin, Misty Knight, Colleen Wing And The All-New Tarantula.

Kicking off another crazy that Batman has to nail down, Matt Wagner tells the tale of Batman And The Mad Monk. First of six parts from DC Comics.

Avengers... wrong one. This is the Justice League Of America with the chest thrusting we all know the super heroes love strutting. A new ongoing from Brad Meltzer, Ed Benes and Sandra Hope out of DC.

Stand alone is a one shot does and Jim Valentino and Chance Wolf do with Shadowhawk One Shot from Image Comics.

Shooting from the hip of Arcana Studios, Shannon Denton, Keith Giffen and Matt Jacobs go toe-to-toe with Grunts. World War II, were a squad of Americans stumble upon a Nazi super weapon. Rubble ensues in the first of three.

Picking up where things left off before the drop off, Arcana wander through Dragons Lair. Andy Mangels and Fabio Laguna tap that joystick like you know the understep will fall away in a blinking flash.

A mysterious force seeps out of the shadows looking to sap the magic rap, in Soulfire: Chaos Reign. Swimming from Aspen Studios, J. T. Krul, Marcus To, Jason Gorder, Don Ho and Beth Sotelo with the sleeves at work.

 

DC's sorceress supreme, Zatanna Zatara, has unwittingly found herself in the middle of an anti-myxomatosis versus pro-myxomatosis battle over the population control of rabbits. Honing an age old magic trick of pulling out a white rabbit from a top hat, Zatara -- daughter of John Zatara and Sindella and a reputed descendant of Leonard da Vinci -- soon found her quarters filling up with the lagomorphs.

As the act scurried wildly out of control, the enchantress found herself ambushed by a pack of publicity hungry photographers armed with their telescopic lenses and flash bulbs. Under the glare and sudden capture, red-eye reduction methods were of no aid against a mammal whose eyes stain red like the morning after a heavy bender.

With the facility based off an island near Themyscira, it's not clear how the sudden population explosion of the rabbits will affect the environment. Assurances that the rabbits are all merely temporary constructs doing little to abate worries of the cabbage patch kids.

What started out as a mere profile boost in the vein of I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here! and Reborn in the USA now sees two sides of a debate pitted against each other by its very definition.

 

Set to move into the Amazonian apartments owned by Wonder Woman, Supergirl -- cousin of Metropolis' guardian, Superman -- has now found herself looking for a new room-mate. Her preference is to share the flat with a single white female, but will consider other applicants should they prove to be suitable.

This position follows on the news that her would be flat-mate, Wonder Woman is finally set to star in her big screen debut with Joss "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Whedon on as director and writer of the project.

With the casting set to start in earnest any week now, WW has already packed up and moved closer to the filming location in order to ease any conflicts should they arise on the pre-production set. No word yet on firm casting details.

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