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Justice League Annual #1 // Review
Starman leads the team to the edge of the universe headed for the Source Wall in order to fix the damage caused by recent events…
Detective Comics #996 // Review
Death is coming for everyone who’s trained batman
Justice League #16 // Review
Why would the Guardians of the Universe hide top-secret intel deep in the bowels of a secret vault on Thanagar Prime?
Oliver #1 // Review
As strange a mash-up as Whitta’s Oliver is, there’s real potential here for deep social commentary.
Naomi #1 // Review
Naomi’s first issue feels like it could be a part of something special.
The Batman Who Laughs #2 // Review
A ticking clock sets Batman on a trail throughout the different realities of the Multiverse…
Deadly Class #36 // Review
Only when Marcus faces the demons that lurk within his own soul can he hope to stand toe-to-toe with Master Lin and make good on his vow to bring an end to Kings Dominion forever.
The Flash #62 // Review
Flash finally tracks down the Sage Force
Supegirl #26 // Review
Andreyko keeps the action coming in a fast-paced 18 pages.
The Warning #3 // Review
…an idiosyncratically artistic addition to the alien invasion sub-genre that draws together various established elements of military-based sci-fi.
Isola #6 // Review
Fletcher balances the issue half in dream and half in danger.
Catwoman #7 // Review
Moody dialogue and narration reside in a story which cuts from scene to scene with an intelligent pulse.
Goddess Mode #2 // Review
Cassandra Price has about nine panels to adjust…then the Daemons attack.
Black Widow #1 // Review
Horror cinema icons Jen & Sylvia Soska take a walk in Madripoor with Marvel’s Russian super-spy.
Justice League Dark #6 // Review
The history of Detective Chimp’s damnation of Myrra, following the death of Jim Rook, is given prominence, while multiple mystic forces oppose the growing malevolence of Nabu (presenting as Doctor Fate).
Justice League Dark #5 // Review
Interspersed between somber, close-up shots of Detective Chimp drinking mournfully, are fanciful panels of dynamic battles involving magic and dragons.
Deathstroke #39 // Review
A deep dive into Slade’s psyche, just in time to watch him lose his mind!
Thor #9 // Review
Enter Agent Roz Solomon of Asgard