Each Wednesday is new comic day and determining which titles are worth checking out can be a daunting task, especially if you’re trying to keep your spending under a certain limit. We’ve gone through the list of new releases to help you decide which books you need to read on Wednesday, April 13.

Citizen Jack #5

Published by Image Comics

Written by Sam Humphries

Art by Tommy Patterson

Election season is upon us, and if you’re at a point where politics has become annoying or a parody, then Citizen Jack will be right up your alley. It’s about a presidential candidate who has a demon controlling him. It’s silly and fun, and writer Sam Humphries somehow makes a book about a pretty scummy character in a pretty scummy world one of the most entertaining books each month.

Deadly Class #20

Published by Image Comics

Written by Rick Remender

Art by Wes Craig

Deadly Class has been a pretty fantastic series since it kicked off over a year ago, and it’s hard to believe that it’s already reaching issue #20. We’re right in the midst of the arc “Die for Me,” and it’s been a wild ride, thus far. Wes Craig has been delivering some fantastic art with colorist Jordan Boyd. This is comic book storytelling at its finest.

C-3PO

Published by Marvel

Written by James Robinson

Art by Tony Harris

You may not have recognized C-3PO in Star Wars: The Force Awakens because of his red arm, but we assure you, he was there. How did he get that red arm though? Well, Marvel Comics is finally telling that story this week in a one-shot issue by James Robinson and Tony Harris. Fans of the Star Wars comic franchise have been waiting for quite some time for this issue. Who ever thought a story about a robot getting a different-colored arm would be considered “highly anticipated”?

Darth Vader #19

Published by Marvel

Written by Kieron Gillen

Art by Salvador Larroca

Darth Vader was always a scary villain, but it wasn’t until this new Marvel series that we learned just how brutal he can truly be. Vader spends a good chunk of his time killing people and making decisions which also end up with people dead. He’s one cold dude, and that’s why we’ve been loving this series.

Moon Knight #1

Published by Marvel

Written by Jeff Lemire

Art by Greg Smallwood

This is the pick of the week! Moon Knight is a bit of a crazy character. He’s dealt with schizophrenia and multiple personality syndrome in the past, and in his newest series, writer Jeff Lemire is exploring Moon Knight’s psyche even further. Have Marc Spector’s adventures as Moon Knight all been in his head the entire time or is something more sinister going on? If you’re still not sold, then you’re crazy.

Silver Surfer #3

Published by Marvel

Written by Dan Slott

Art by Mike Allred

Celebrate 50 years of surfing galactic waves with Silver Surfer #3. This issue promises a big turning point in the character’s life. What’s going to happen? That’s not the only reason to read this week’s issue though. Writer Dan Slott and artist Mike Allred have done a stellar job on this series and given the book its own look and unique feel. We’re really curious to see what’s next for the Surfer.

A&A #2

Published by Valiant

Written by Rafer Roberts

Art by David LaFuente

The first issue of the revamped Archer & Armstrong was a bit different, in all the right ways. Writer Rafer Roberts and artist David LaFuente brought this cool, indie feel to the book, all while maintaining the tone of silliness that Archer and Armstrong are known for. There’s a new villain in town named Bacchus, who is the god of partying. Also, there’s Davey the Mackerel, who will most likely be the breakout star of 2016. The new series is lighthearted and fun. This is something worth jumping on now.

Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #6

Published by Valiant

Written by Robert Venditti

Art by Juan Jose Ryp

Both of Valiant’s title releases this week are worth every penny. Armstrong’s brother, Gilad the Eternal Warrior, has come back from the dead, giving up a life with his family in the afterlife, but one of his old enemies has returned. What’s really exciting about this upcoming issue is that artist Juan Jose Ryp is jumping onto the book. He always fits an immense amount of detail onto the page. We’re really excited to see how this is all going to build to the upcoming “Labyrinth” arc.

Hellboy in Mexico

Published by Dark Horse

Written by Mike Mignola

Art by Mike Mignola and various artists

This new trade paperback collects a series of Hellboy stories that deal with Hellboy’s time in Mexico. What’s great about these stories, written by creator Mike Mignola, is that they really delve into the myths and history of the areas where stories take place. This trade collects numerous stories in a single volume and features some top artistic talent. If you’re interested in Hellboy at all, check this book out.