Comics Picks of the Week for Delivery 4/6/16

Each week hundreds of new comics hit the shelves, each with potential. Some of them live up to that potential. We pick the ones we think have the best shot at heating up. Here are our Picks of the Week for delivery 4/6/16:
Returning Favorites
Survivors Club #7– The last couple of issues of this book have been really good. Loving the nods to classic horror movies.
Unfollow #6– My wife is actually interested in this one. I told her the premise and she was hooked. Of course, when I told her that it was optioned for a show she was really intrigued.
Discipline #2– Despite the inconsistent art in the first issue, I found the story really fascinating.
The One With the Walking and the Dead
The Walking Dead #153– There is a death in this issue. Not a big one but it is caused by Negan. can’t let a mad dog out of a cage and not expect to be bitten. I always buy multiple copies of WD. Just a good idea at $2.99
The Small Press Gem
Rough Riders #1– This is just a fun comic. Think League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. You have Teddy Roosevelt, Harry Houdini, Annie Oakley, and Jack Johnson (not the crappy singer) doing high adventure. Worth the look based on the preview copy I read. Plus, companies always draw me in with the cheap ($1.99) first isssues. Ray from http://www.rjcomicsandtoys.com wanted me to give everyone the heads up that while this was solicited as a $1.99 book, the printer messed up and put $3.99 on the cover. Diamond sent out a notice to retailers to do what they please with them. 
Small Press Pick of the Week
Interceptor #4– Small press book that continuously sells out and has been a very entertaining read. Earth has been discarded by humans and left to the vampires, or so they thought. When a probe goes to Earth to check things out, people are found to still be fighting the vamps.
The Ones Everyone are going to be Buying 
Spider-Women Alpha J Scott Campbell Variant– cover price variant. Grab one and throw it in a box for a while and let it appreciate. This is a grower and not a shower. Larger retailers are limiting the number of copies that can be purchased. Expect demand.
Harley Quinn and Suicide Squad April Fools Special #1 Jim Lee Cover– Jim Lee doing Harley on the cover. Wait. That’s not what it sounds like. Needless to say this special will not have the “scratch and sniff” pot smell of the last variant but worth checking out for the Lee’s art alone.
The New Image #1
The Fix #1– Nick Spencer could once do no wrong with his writing. Interested to see what this crime drama has in store.
The One for Poyo
Empress #1– I swear I have sworn off Mark Millar a million times and find myself buying his books all the same. Huck had been great and the previews for Empress look good. Not a grower or a shower but a good read all the same.
The Pick of the Week
Grizzly Shark #1– Laugh all you want but there was a time Ryan Ottley released a small Image book called Sea Bear and Grizzly Shark that sold out and moved up in price. I can see the same happening for this Sy-Fy Channel sounding title. Pure fun. What can go wrong when you mix a grizzly bear and a shark? prepare to find out.
One for the Bookshelf
Wonder Woman Earth One– Grant Morrison writing, with amazing art by Yanick Paquette. Just check out the cover art, Paquette draws Wonder Woman as good as anyone.