MERA: QUEEN OF ATLANTIS #1 [Review]
Named Queen of Atlantis despite being in exile, Mera must contend with assassins and yet another usurper in the first issue of her first solo mini-series! Continue reading MERA: QUEEN OF ATLANTIS #1 [Review]
DETECTIVE COMICS #975 [Review]
In the wake of Clayface’s death, The Batman Family must consider the fate of one of their own in this stunning extra-size issue of Detective Comics. Continue reading DETECTIVE COMICS #975 [Review]
DOCTOR STAR & THE KINGDOM OF LOST TOMORROWS #1 [Advance Review]
A new mini-series set in the world of BLACK HAMMER pays tribute to a classic Golden Age comics tribute from the 1990s. Continue reading DOCTOR STAR & THE KINGDOM OF LOST TOMORROWS #1 [Advance Review]
INJUSTICE 2 #46, WONDER WOMAN/CONAN #6 & MORE [Mini-Reviews]
This week’s mini-review round up features two different Batman books, the conclusion of Wonder Woman/Conan and more! Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #46, WONDER WOMAN/CONAN #6 & MORE [Mini-Reviews]
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD: BATMAN AND WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
As the people of Gotham City become transfixed by an unknown force, an old god seeks Wonder Woman’s help, in this wonderful new mini-series. Continue reading THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD: BATMAN AND WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
STAR WARS: THRAWN #1 [Review]
For those who’ve always found the cool and collected Grand Admiral an oddly enticing if mysterious character, this is a series you need to check out. Continue reading STAR WARS: THRAWN #1 [Review]
DETECTIVE COMICS #974, THE FLASH #40, & MORE! [Mini-Reviews]
This week in our mini-reviews we have Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1, Detective Comics #974, and The Flash #40. Continue reading DETECTIVE COMICS #974, THE FLASH #40, & MORE! [Mini-Reviews]
SHEENA #6 [Review]
Something is rotting the very soul of the jungle and a sinister huntress is stalking Sheena herself in this perfect jumping-on issue of Sheena! Continue reading SHEENA #6 [Review]
BLACK PANTHER [Review]
In Black Panther, writer/director Ryan Coogler introduces Wakanda to the world at large with an empowering movie that is bold and unabashed in its blackness. Continue reading BLACK PANTHER [Review]
