Welcome back to Fantastic Five, where we look back at the <a href="https://comicvibe.com/sir-patrick-stewart-and-his-best-collectibles/” title=”Sir Patrick Stewart and His Best Collectibles”>best comics of the week! This week was chock full of scares, heroics, and a lot more. Let’s get to the books!
Best comics of the week: October 28, 2026
#5: X-Men #40
‘X-Men’ #40 plumbs the depths of Psylocke’s soul
X-Men #40 offers a deep dive into Psylocke’s state of mind, and her place on Cyclops’ team of X-Men. It also makes DNXa richer story by showing what drives the X-Men in their battle against 3K.
Read Collier Jennings’ full review!
#4: Fort Psycho #3
‘Fort Psycho’ #3 is the series’ strongest issue yet
Fort Psycho #3 is the strongest issue yet, delivering the kind of espionage thrills the series has been building toward. Matt Kindt finally lets the present-day story loose, with deadly consequences and growing paranoia making Jason’s mysterious mission increasingly compelling. The flashbacks continue to flesh out this strange world of super spies, while Brian Hurtt’s excellent artwork gives every action sequence a cinematic edge. We still don’t know much, but the mystery feels far more rewarding now that the stakes are rising.
Read Dave Brooke’s full review!
#3: Super Mondo Mega Mutts #4
‘Super Mondo Mega Mutts’ #4 ends on a near-perfect note
Super Mondo Mega Mutts #4 ends on a high note, delivering plenty of the bloody action that defines this series while grounding it in genuine emotion. All in all, this is one of the best comic books I’ve read this year, and I’d definitely like to return to this world.
Read Collier Jennings’ full review!
#2: Absolute Wonder Woman #25
‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #25 unleashes the Cheetah, and there’s no going back
All in all, Absolute Wonder Woman keeps exceeding expectations with emotional character-driven storylines. It just needs to be sure to pay off its introduction of the gods that are making guest appearances in “Heretic”.
Read Diane Darcy’s full review!
#1: Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives #1
‘Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives’ #1 is emotionally rich
Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives #1 is a stunning debut that gives the iconic monster a compelling voice of her own. Kelly Thompson captures the terror of experiencing a cruel world for the first time, making The Bride’s vulnerability and growing defiance deeply affecting. Mattia De Iulis delivers breathtaking artwork that makes every moment feel immediate, with gorgeous splash pages and remarkably lifelike expressions. The result is a haunting, emotionally rich horror comic that honors the character’s origins while giving her story a powerful new direction.
Read Dave Brooke’s full review!
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