FUTURE STATE: WEEK ONE & TWO [Reviews]
EiC Matt Morrison weighs in on all the Future State books that haven’t received an in-depth review from KabOOOOOm. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: WEEK ONE & TWO [Reviews]
Tag: DC Comics
FUTURE STATE: SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
The worlds of myth and alien science collide in this Future State story teaming the Man of Tomorrow with the new Wonder Woman. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
GENERATIONS SHATTERED #1 [Review]
A villain out to reset the timeline. A rag-tag group of unlikely heroes out to stop him. Didn’t we just leave this party? Continue reading GENERATIONS SHATTERED #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: SWAMP THING #1 [Review]
Future’s End Swamp Thing takes us to a world where The Green has reclaimed the planet and Man’s days may be numbered. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: SWAMP THING #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: HARLEY QUINN #1 [Review]
In a world where fascism has taken over Gotham City, only one woman is crazy enough to bring down the system from within. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: HARLEY QUINN #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: THE NEXT BATMAN #1 [Review]
The Future State of Gotham City is revealed in a largely uneven anthology, whose best story centers around the new Batman. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: THE NEXT BATMAN #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
In the absence of Diana of Themyscira, another remarkable young woman must answer the call to protect the world from the creatures of myth as the new Wonder Woman. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: WONDER WOMAN #1 [Review]
DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL: THE LAST 52: WAR OF THE MULTIVERSES #1 [Review]
The final battle of the New 52 Universe begins – not with a bang but a lot of lackluster stories. Continue reading DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL: THE LAST 52: WAR OF THE MULTIVERSES #1 [Review]
WONDER WOMAN 1984 Is A Flawed But Sincerely Made Sequel [Review]
Wonder Woman 1984 is a flawed sequel, but one that at its core carries a most important and timely lesson. Continue reading WONDER WOMAN 1984 Is A Flawed But Sincerely Made Sequel [Review]
