GREEN ARROW #31 [Review]
With Green Lantern out for the count, it will fall to Oliver Queen to destroy The Ninth Circle’s base alone, in the explosive conclusion to Hard-Traveling Hero! Continue reading GREEN ARROW #31 [Review]
With Green Lantern out for the count, it will fall to Oliver Queen to destroy The Ninth Circle’s base alone, in the explosive conclusion to Hard-Traveling Hero! Continue reading GREEN ARROW #31 [Review]
Batgirl And The Birds of Prey #14 is a wonderful introduction to one of DC Comics’ most underrated books. Continue reading BATGIRL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY #14 [Review]
The tale of the Hard-Traveling Hero continues, as Green Arrow’s quest to bring down The Ninth Circle and their corporate sponsors leads him to Metropolis and the fattest fat cat of them all – Lex Luthor! Continue reading GREEN ARROW #28 [Review]
It’s odd how, in some respects, DC Comics has tried to have it both ways with those DC Rebirth properties that are connected to a television series on The CW. Logically, one can see the appeal of trying to win … Continue reading GREEN ARROW #26 [Review]
[SPOILER WARNING: The following review contains SPOILERS for both the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game and the tie-in comics.] In the wake of an ally’s death and some unseen enemy’s declaration of war on Bruce Wayne’s plans to rebuild … Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #13 (Digital Edition) [Review]
When Barbara Gordon discovered that her hacker handle of Oracle had been co-opted by a computer geek/Batgirl fanboy named Gus who was trying (albeit sloppily) to take her place as the hero The Dark Web deserved, she decided to give … Continue reading BATGIRL & THE BIRDS OF PREY #11 [Review]
Even if you’re not a video game fan, Injustice 2 is an enjoyable comic from start to finish. With great characterization, fantastic artwork and a fair amount of humor, this is one book that should be on every comic lover’s pull-list. Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #4 (Digital Edition) [Review]
Black Canary flies solo in this month’s Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey but logic problems with her backstory keep this story from soaring high. Continue reading BATGIRL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY #9 [Review]
This issue is something of a disappointment after the first special, with the characterization being paper thin and the story fairly standard stuff for a team series. Taken as a work of commentary however, the book becomes a brilliant piece of satire, albeit it possibly unintentionally. I can’t say I liked it much but neither did I dislike it. Continue reading JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 [Review]