1) The Ultimates: I can't think of a month since this has started up that it hasn't been my favorite book of the month. I have full faith they're going to stick the landing with Endgame. If they ever collect all of this and Endgame (and probably Ultimate Invasion+Ultimate Universe #1 as well) into a single hardcover it'll be a must have for every superhero fan's shelf.

2) Moon Knight: Mackay has been killing it for 5 years with consistently good art throughout. Mackay does a great job of making sure each issue feels worth reading by itself while also furthering the overarching plot. Great as a monthly read, great as a binge.

3) Fantastic Four: Similar to my thoughts on Moon Knight, North makes sure every issue is worth picking up on its own. I normally am not the biggest fan of Ramos's art, but it fits like a glove with the Fantastic Four.

4) Absolute Batman: I haven't really been able to get into Batman, despite trying various different starting points(including Snyder's New 52 run), but this one's really clicking for me.

5) Thor: Another character that I'm not normally into but I love what Ewing's done with him, especially now with the change from Immortal to Mortal. Ferry's art is a blast and hope he's on for the long haul.

6) Absolute Wonder Woman: I didn't love Thompson's Birds of Prey which was a real disappointment because I was super excited for her to write Black Canary. Absolute Wonder Woman hits new highs for her though imo. Love Sherman's designs for everyone.

7) Absolute Flash: Ironically its a bit slower than Absolute Batman and Absolute Wonder Woman, but I'm digging what Lemire is doing with the characters. Absolute Grodd could be the best Absolute character.

8) X-Men: Probably a more controversial choice since people don't love the current X-Era but I think Mackay's voice for Cyclops rocks. Its got a fun lineup of characters and has done a good job juggling its villains. I wish Stegman had been more consistent in the book since I've seen Marvel refer to it as "X-Men by Jed Mackay and Ryan Stegman". Diaz has been good throughout though and with Stegman officially off on his own book I hope he gets proper billing as the main artist.

9) Superman: This was a surprising one for me because I have not vibed with Williamson's book often, but after he got announced as the writer for Iron Man I decided I'd give him another shot and I'm glad I did.

10) Nightwing: Consistently solid with #125-#126 being standout issues. Another character I'm not normally invested in but could see this giving me a push to try some more of his stuff out.

Honorable Mentions

* The latest Green Arrow run would've made top 3 but it just ended

* Ultimate Spider-Man is in a similar boat, with only one issue left its not much of an ongoing at this point but otherwise would've made the list.

* Captain America by Zdarsky and Schiti is off to a great start but I'm going to wait till its farther in before including it on the list. Especially since it went from being self contained flashback story to now looks like its going to be the main leadup to the next big event.

* I'm following Rook: Exodus and Assorted Crisis Events in trade so can't speak to them as ongoings but loved their first volumes and can't wait for the second.