Nergal has reunited the Day brothers, and, by means of a human vessels, brings more demons from Perdition to London.
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Ragman #6 // Review
Z’Dragill and Etrigan fight for control over the Suit of Souls that are still wrapped around Rory…
Hawkman #5 // Review
This is not a good time for me to be infinitesimal.
Border Town #1 // Review
And so it begins
Aquaman #41 // Review
With Arthur imprisoned by Black Manta, Queen Mera is left to deal with the arrival of an alien armada aiming to punish the Earth for the sins of Atlantis
Action Comics #1004 // Review
Superman and Lois have a heart to heart and the Daily Planet gets attacked for a reason no one saw coming.
The Flash #56 // Review
Things are about to get hot—very hot!
Suicide Squad #47 // Review
Captain Boomerang Agent of OZ!
Nightwing #51 // Review
Dick has lost his primary skill set as a hero, due to vertigo, and will have to focus on his brilliance as a detective instead
Justice League Dark #4 // Review
Magical seats of power crumble before the will of Hecate as more Witch-Marked are revealed, and the Justice League Dark is forced to divide and defend multiple locations from Hecate’s attacks.
Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1 // Review
The extent of Hecate’s power and machinations is revealed in Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1.
Justice League Dark #3 // Review
A sense of Wonder is reinvigorated in the character of Diana Prince, as James Tynion IV rewrites the laws and history of magic within the DC Universe in Justice League Dark #3 .
Harley Quinn #52 // Review
Looking into Harley’s face is like looking into the divided American consciousness.
Red Hood #27 // Review
everything changes for Jason Todd…
Superman #4 // Review
Rogol Zaar and his Phantom Zone army attack!
Supergirl #23 // Review
A tenacious heroine continues to tumble through the bewildering complexities of intergalactic justice as a Kryptonian deals with phantoms from the distant past.
Catwoman #4 // Review
Displayed here is Catwoman’s more vulnerable emotional side in moments leading up to the present.
Batman: Damned #1 // Review
A work of art that’s been censored is still a work of art.
Supergirl #22 // Review
It’s just a girl, her dog, and a semi-sentient homicidal demon axe from hell.