In a brand new article here on bigcomicpage.com, we’ve decided to put together a weekly Pull List from our contributors and editors that might hopefully nudge a few of you towards some fantastic comics you might otherwise be missing out on.

So, without any further ado, here are the titles that our team is most excited about getting their hands on this coming week…

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Thor #1 (Marvel Comics)
“Given my recent introduction to the awesomeness that is Jason Aaron’s God of Thunder run, and the inherently intriguing prospect of a female Thor, there’s no way I’m going to miss the chance to get my grubby little mitts on this one.” – Ceej

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Batman Eternal #26 (DC Comics)
“This series has been a revelation so far and is still keeping up the tempo after 25 brilliant weeks. There’s a stupid amount of great Batman titles these days and Eternal is one of the very best.” – Jules

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Squidder #4 (IDW Publishing)
“It’s here! It’s finally here! The end of all things, the mythos apocalypse, and the last part of Templesmith’s ode to lovecraftian Scifi horror. Best mini series in ages – if only it didn’t have to end!” – Sam

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Death of Wolverine #3 (Marvel Comics)
“There’s nothing worse than saying goodbye to a beloved character but this series so far has given the Wolverine the send off he deserves and I can’t wait to sink my claws into this one.” – Dean

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And Then Emily Was Gone #3 (Comix Tribe)
“We’ve been promised weirder, creepier nightmares as this goes on, and the first two issues have been ace. It’s homegrown too! WHAT’S IN THE BOX?!” – Ross

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Tech Jacket #4 (Image Comics)
“Keatinge and Randolph’s work on this series so far has been off the chain. Can’t wait to see what the colossus has in store for Zack!” – Martin

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American Vampire: Second Cycle #5 (Vertigo Comics)
“It pained me when Snyder and Albequerque took a breather last year, but AmVamp is back with a bang in this new arc. Always essential reading, and my ‘go-to’ book for recommending new readers.” – Al

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Legendary Star-Lord #4 (Marvel Comics)
“Who? I’d never have thought that what is essentially a movie tie in would be so much fun! With equal parts Mal Reynolds and og Peter Quill, this new space rogue take on the character has been fantastic. If you’re missing your GoTG fix and don’t like what Bendis has been up to, then this is the book for you, you can thank me later.” – Chris B

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