NOT ALL ROBOTS #1 [Review]
Mark Russell and Mike Deodato Jr. team to deliver a dystopian parable on traditional gender roles… with robots! Continue reading NOT ALL ROBOTS #1 [Review]
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THE FLASH ANNUAL #1 (2021) [Review]
Beyond being an excellent finale to the current storyline of the monthly comic, The Flash 2021 Annual restores a classic villain and two tarnished heroes. Continue reading THE FLASH ANNUAL #1 (2021) [Review]
GREEN ARROW 80TH ANNIVERSARY 100-PAGE SUPER SPECTACULAR #1 [Review]
DC Comics marks the 80th anniversary of Green Arrow’s creation with a massive special featuring a grab-bag of adventures and a tribute to Denny O’Neil. Continue reading GREEN ARROW 80TH ANNIVERSARY 100-PAGE SUPER SPECTACULAR #1 [Review]
DC PRIDE #1 [Review]
An all-star cast of creators unite to spin new stories of DC Comics’ greatest LGBTQ heroes for Pride Month, in a special that does them and these heroes proud. Continue reading DC PRIDE #1 [Review]
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]
THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #2 [Review]
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley examines the history of the Teen Titans through the eyes of its first two black members. Continue reading THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #2 [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]
DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL: THE LAST STORIES OF THE DC UNIVERSE [Review]
What would you do on the last night of your life? An all star team of writers and artists spin the stories of how DC Comics’ heroes answer that question. Continue reading DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL: THE LAST STORIES OF THE DC UNIVERSE [Review]
THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #1 [Review]
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley relates the history of the DC Universe through the eyes of the disenfranchised, starting with Jefferson Pierce. Continue reading THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #1 [Review]
