Welcome to the weekly rundown of comic book reviews from Major Spoilers. There is a lot of stuff on the site, but this is certainly the place to find all of the reviews we’ve written this week (and a bit more).

Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can, except get along with his friends? See what happens when Web-Head teams up with Stinger and Hawkeye to rescue Ant-Man from Taskmaster in Marvel Super Hero Adventures #1, Webs and Arrows and Ants, Oh My!, out now from Marvel Comics!

As we approach the Avengers: Infinity War the Infinity Stones are making a big come back in the comics.  Who has them? What do they do? And most importantly… WOLVERINE!

When my children were younger, they ate up the Marvel Super Hero Adventures animated show. Now, as part of Marvel’s multi-platform content program focused on targeting young fans, the publisher has announced Marvel Super Hero Adventures is getting an all-ages comic book treatment in April.

Here’s an early look at Mind the Gap #17.

Image Comics sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Black Science #2, Bounce #8, East of West #8, Mind the Gap #16, Pretty Deadly #3, Revival #16, Saga #17, Secret #4, Ten Grand #6, Umbral #2, Witchblade #171, and Zero #4.

Image Comics released a sneak peek of titles arriving in stores this week. Take the jump for a look at Lazarus #1, Mind the Gap #13, Morning Glories #30, Secret #3, Sex #6, Skullkickers #24, Super Dinosaur #20, and Think Tank #9.

Roland is a down-on-his-luck space gambler and card cheat. With a large debt to pay off, he is forced to serve on the casino/prison spaceship, Lost Vegas. So far he has served five years as a servant busing tables and working for tips. Since he does not want to work at Lost Vegas forever, Roland has other plans. He hopes to escape Lost Vegas by cheating money from the casino and buying a ship. He also has help from a few friends: Ink, a telepathic, black goo alien; Rinny, the Lost Vegas mechanic; and Loria, a Lost Vegas card dealer.

This week, Stephen and Matthew were expecting Sex from Image Comics, but instead, find themselves in Lost Vegas.

Press Release “With LOST VEGAS, Jim McCann and Janet K. Lee go from Dapper Men to a scruffy outer-space gambler in a series with roulette wheels and aliens a-plenty that’s part Star Wars, part Ocean’s Eleven and all intergalactically awesome. Just go ahead and beam me up now.”– Brian Truitt, USA Today

What’s next in Mind the Gap from Image Comics? The publisher sent Major Spoilers a preview of the upcoming issue by Jim McCann, Sonia Oback and Rodin Esquejo.

As my interest in capes and tights continues to wane, I’m drawn toward smaller publishers and their offerings. Not wanting to jump into the middle of a series, I’m looking at new series, including this week’s Mind the Gap from Image Comics.

Press Release Elle Peterssen is young, wealthy, and beautiful — and there is a reason someone tried to kill her. Only, Elle doesn’t remember any of this. MIND THE GAP, the new Image Comics series by the Eisner Award-winning writer Jim McCann (The Dapper Men) debuting on May 2, is a mystery with a paranormal twist. Elle, in a spirit form detached from her comatose body, must not only unravel the mystery of her attacker’s identity and motive but her entire life as well.

Archaia sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Return of the Dapper Men that arrives in stores on November 17, 2010.