There is much to admire in the overall package that continues to be appealing.
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Batgirl #25 // Review
There's a real respect for Cass as an evolving person.
Batman #15 // Review
Fraction does a good job of juggling the various plot elements
Absolute Catwoman #4 // Review
Bengal finds a lot of ways of punching up the script
Jonah Hex: The Shadow of Death #1. // Review
Michael Walsh opens a. whole new series for the venerable supernatiral character from teh wild west.
Batgirl #24 // Review
Brombal does a good job of advancing.Cass’ progression as a person.
The Demon #1 // Review
James Harren opens-up a whole new chapter on the life of one ofJack Kirby’s most interesting creations.
Bizarro: Year None #3 // Review
Smith and Carrasco continue to explore some of the strangely untapped thematic potential of a deeply appealing and relatable character.
Poison Ivy # 48 // Review
Wilson and company are definitely leading-into the big 50th issue at the end of the Bad Seeds crossover event.
Wonder Woman #37 // Review
The slightly lame arch-villain know as The Matriarch gets a bit more interesting
Supergirl #17 // Review
It would be nice to see Supergirl get back to her own momentum her own title.
Batman: Bad Seeds – Gotham Central #1 // Review
Cantwell does an admirable job of the delivering street-level investigation in a world of the supernatural.
Batgirl #23 // Review
Brombal finds a distinctive way of working through the crossover event without compromising a sharp focus on Batgirl in another satisfying issue
Doom Patrol #1 // Review
A particularly surreal superhero group gets some fresh air thanks to a very sharp creative team.
Teen Titans #1 // Review
Higgins respects the complexity of everything that's going on before.
Absolute Wonder Woman #22 // Review
After 22 issues, it’s quite an experience to see Diana truly enraged.
Poison Ivy #47 // Review
It may feel like it’s leaning-in too heavily to a Shakespearian tragedy, but it’s still a lot of fun.