THE FLASH #768 [Review]
Wally West returns to The Flash, only to announce his retirement from heroism. Not a dream! Not an imaginary story! Not a bad start for the new creative team! Continue reading THE FLASH #768 [Review]
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THE JOKER #1 [Review]
The Clown Prince of Crime is almost completely absent from the book bearing his name? What do we have instead? A halfway decent read. Continue reading THE JOKER #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: WEEK THREE & FOUR [Reviews]
EiC Matt Morrison weighs in on the past two weeks’ worth of Future State tie-ins. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: WEEK THREE & FOUR [Reviews]
FUTURE STATE: THE NEXT BATMAN #2 [Review]
The Future State is Female in this anthology, which is largely focused on the Batgirls and Gotham City Sirens. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: THE NEXT BATMAN #2 [Review]
DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL INFINITE HOUR EXXXTREME! #1 [Review]
Lobo finds himself in the fight of his life against the Batman Who Frags, with all of reality at stake. We’re fragged. Continue reading DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL INFINITE HOUR EXXXTREME! #1 [Review]
DETECTIVE COMICS #1027 [Review]
The 1000th Batman comic published under the Detective Comics banner celebrates the character’s history with an all-star anthology. Continue reading DETECTIVE COMICS #1027 [Review]
STAR WARS (2020) #1 [Review]
The tales of a galaxy far, far away continue, as Marvel’s Star Wars comic resets and continues from near the end of The Empire Strikes Back! Continue reading STAR WARS (2020) #1 [Review]
HARLEY AND IVY MEET BETTY AND VERONICA #1 [Review]
What hi-jinks will ensue when Harley and Ivy cross paths with Betty and Veronica? Not a whole lot, actually, at least not yet. Continue reading HARLEY AND IVY MEET BETTY AND VERONICA #1 [Review]
GREEN ARROW #18 [Review]
If you have yet to give the new Green Arrow a chance, this issue marks a wonderful opportunity to see what you’ve been missing out on. If you’re a long-suffering Arrow-head wishing for a return to the good-old-days when men were men with goatees, women were women in fishnets and a comic could be socially aware while still presenting a kick-ass action sequence or two, now is the time to come home. Either way, this book is a great read and one of the strongest titles of the Rebirth line. Continue reading GREEN ARROW #18 [Review]
