Action Comics #836
[Written by Joe Kelly; art by Ed Benes, Dan Jurgens, and Mark Schultz. Goes on sale February 15, 32 pages, $2.50.]
Don't miss part 2 of 3 of the This Is Your Life, Superman! story arc! In this issue, learn the story of Earth-2's most loving couple, Superman and Lois Lane. Also, how could this beautiful love story bring about the end of the DC universe as we know it? Check it out.

I (Heart) Marvel: My Mutant Heart #1
(Image coming soon!) [Written by Daniel Way, Peter Milligan, and Tim Fish; art by Gez Fry. Goes on sale February 1, $2.99.]
This Valentine's Day, warm your heart with three tales of mutant romance from Marvel Comics! Guaranteed to have you singing "My Achy-Breaky Mutant Heart," so don't miss it.

I (Heart) Marvel: Marvel AI #1
[Written by C.B. Cebluski; art by Gez Fry. Goes on sale February 15.]
Prepare yourselves for all the stunning art and drama of a Marvel romance story - anime style. Perfect for Valentine's Day! Also makes a great addition to other I (Heart) Marvel issues.

I (Heart) Marvel: Outlaw Love #1
(Image coming soon!) [Written by Fabian Nicieza; art by Jon Proctor and Gez Fry. Goes on sale February 22, $3.50.]
Bullseye is out to assasinate the Answer, who has no idea why. His only chance for survival now is in the hands of his former love, Ruby Thursday. But will she help her endangered ex, or sell him out to save herself? Find out in this issue!

I (Heart) Marvel: Web of Romance #1
(Image coming soon!) [Written by Tom Beland; art by Cory Walker and Gez Fry. Goes on sale February 8, 32 pages, $3.50.]
In this story arc, "If This Be Valentine's Day," everyone's favorite web-head finds out the true meaning of "with great power comes great responsibility;" the responsibility being finding the perfect gift for Mary Jane. But will he be able to survive battles with Mandrill and Dragon Man in time to find a gift that will melt his wife's heart? You know the drill, folks - if you want to find out, do so by reading this ish.

Fantastic Four Presents: Franklin Richards, Son of a Genius - Everybody Loves Franklin #1
[Written by Marc Sumerak and Chris Eliopoulos; art by VC - Chris Eliopoulos. Goes on sale February 8, 32 pages, $2.99.]
Here it is, because you requested it, folks! Franklin and H.E.R.B.I.E. are back for more wacky adventures in two brand new stories, as well as two short stories from previous issues of X-Men and Fantastic Four. Join everybody's favorite boy genius as he stirs up more fun - and trouble - in this issue that is perfect for kids and kids at heart alike.

Marvel Romance Redux: But He Said He Loved Me #1
[Written by Keith Giffen, Jimmy Palmiotti, John Lustig, and Roger Langridge; art by John Buscema, Jack Kirby, Gene Colon, Dick Giordance, and Keith Giffen. Goes on sale February 1, 32 pages, $2.99.]
With an all-star writing cast like this one, you can be sure that this retro love story will be packed with not just drama, but most of all, humor. Great for anyone looking for some sarcastic comedy amidst all the sugar-filled love and romance this Valentine's Day. Thanks very much to Anne for this contribution.

Wonder Woman #226
[Written by Greg Rucka; art by Cliff Richards, Ray Snyder, and J.G. Jones. Goes on sale February 22, 32 pages, $2.50.]
Wonder Woman and DC Comics fans alike, take heed that this is the FINAL issue of the Wonder Woman series! With the destruction of Infinite Crisis looming over her, Diana faces her greatest challenge. Also, in a final assesment of her relationship with Superman past to present, she wonders if they'll ever rebuild their broken friendship. This is it, folks. Don't even think about missing it! Thanks to Conner for this contribution.

Batgirl #73
[Written by Andersen Gabrych; art by Pop Mhan, Jesse Delperdang, and Tim Sale . Goes on sale February 15, 32 pages, $2.50.]
Last issue of Batgirl! With a major character already dead, two age-old enemies fight in the battle of their lives, and only one of them will survive. Is this the end of Batgirl as we know her? The answer: YES. You'll definitely want to be picking this one up, folks! Thanks to Pete for this contribution.