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The Flash #47 // Review
Wally is remembering everything from before reality rebooted...and it’s kind of driving him mad.
Eternity Girl #1 // Review
With her superhero days behind her and her powers proving unreliable, Caroline finds herself stuck in a life weighed down by her depression and an inability to change.
Aquaman #36 // Review
Rath has finally become a serious threat
Justice League: No Justice #2 // Review
While the Justice League members are lost in space, Green Arrow is left to defend Earth alone
Cave Carson Has Interstellar Eye #3 // Review
Will Cave and his friends be able to stop an interplanetary war before tragedy strikes?
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #44 // Review
Spread out through the cosmos of the DC Universe, the Corps gather old friends and old foes
Batman White Knight #8 // Review
The end is finally here in Sean Murphy’s Batman: White Knight #8 and it's definitely worth the ride.
Wonder Woman/Conan #6 // Review
The bond forged in the heat of battle by these two warriors, has been a shining light through this mini series.
Raven Daughter of Darkness #2 // Review
Unbeknownst to Raven she is on a collision course with a predetermined fate
The Flash #46 // Review
With the conflicting memories messing with his head, Barry is trying his best to keep Wally from coming unglued.
Wonder Woman #46 // Review
The first part of The Dark Gods arc, and it’s...problematic.
Justice League: No Justice #1 // Review
This story kicks off with a bang.
Raven: Daughter of Darkness #1 // Review
Wolfman returns to the character he created with George Perez in the 80s
Wonder Woman/Conan #5 // Review
A fantasy tale of long lost love, time travel and brutal bloody warfare with powers of darkness.
Detective Comics #979 // Review
Another remarkable chapter in James Tynion IV’s epic
Deathstroke #31 // Review
Two of the most dangerous men in the DC universe have been played against each other…
DC Nation #0 // Review
The entry point for everything DC has coming this summer
Green Lanterns #45 // Review
Green Lanterns shines and feels very much like a John Stewart caliber of iteration.
The Terrifics #3 // Review
Lemire has the Midas Touch and 'The Terrifics’ is yet another example of his brilliance