ULTIMATE X-MEN #93

Robert Kirkman's final issue sees the X-Men making their last stand against the seemingly unstoppable Apocalypse! Jean Grey unleashes the full fury of the Phoenix force against the mighty mutant, but as the two tussle they threaten to tear apart the entirety of Manhattan in the process. And whatever the outcome, the battle-ravaged X-Men can't possibly hope to defend themselves against the winner of this cosmic scale power struggle. Art by Harvey Tolibao and Jay David Ramos.

BLUE BEETLE #26

After last issue's epic final battle against the Reach, what's next for Jaime Reyes, the Blue Beetle? A little rest and relaxation is just the ticket, so Jaime takes girlfriend Traci 13 on a trip to visit family. There's only one problem---Parasite shows up to keep Blue Beetle from enjoying his much deserved time off! Not only that, but this special double-sized issue is presented in Spanish with the English script as a bonus back-up feature. Written by Jai Nitz, with art by Mike Norton and Trevor Scott.

TEEN TITANS: YEAR ONE #4

Is all the adolescent angst of the ongoing Teen Titans series getting you down? Not that we don't love our monthly dose of Sean McKeever's metahuman teen drama, but this series, written by Amy Wolfram with art by Karl Kerschl, Serge Lapointe and Steph Peru, offers up a sweet flashback to simpler times---when Dick Grayson was still a young and inexperienced Robin, Donna Troy hadn't undergone multiple existential crises, and getting together with your friends for a weekend of super-hero shenanigans didn't end in death and carnage. This issue continues the fun when Robin disappears on assignment with Batman, leaving the other Teen Titans to fend for themselves. Kid Flash takes the opportunity to grab the spotlight, leading to disastrously hilarious results.

X-MEN: LEGACY #210

Two titanic psychic juggernauts battle for supremacy on the astral plane as Magneto stands by helpless to intervene. Exodus may have been the one to salvage Professor Xavier's mind after the brutal final moments of Messiah Complex, but his true intentions in rescuing the leader of the X-Men may well be far more sinister. When Exodus finally reveals his master plan, the biggest shock is that the leader of the mutant peace movement may well be willing to listen! Written by Mike Carey, with art by Scot Eaton, John Dell, and Andrew Hennessy.