The setting is 1936, and John Reid -- the retired Lone Ranger -- knows one thing for certain: "Hitler and Mussolini are up to no good, without question! And their no good is a far worse no good than no good ever was in my day. Makes me mad as a hornet!"

Wonder Woman (19

St. Louis has more than enough comic, anime, cosplay, sci-fi and fantasy geeks within its general market area to support a substantial pop culture convention or “comicon.” Yet we don’t have one, or at least we don’t really have one in the traditional sense.

All-New X-Men #10 by Dennis Hopeless and Mark Bagley (Apocalypse Wars)

Remember when you'd get up on a Saturday morning before your parents, sloppily make yourself a bowl of cereal (using the mixing bowl, the whole box of cocoa-whatevers, and half a gallon of milk), then turn on the television and do nothing but live in the animated world until lunchtime?

When it comes to funnybook humor, Dav Pilkey has gone to the dogs. Literally.

Created by psychologist William Moulton Marston in 1941, Wonder Woman has been a sword-wielding, lasso-slinging icon over the past 75 years and now she has a new logo to commemorate the occasion.

Civil War II #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez

The Revisionist #1