You don’t have to end the world, to make yourself a new one.
All in Female Lead
Eternity Girl #5 // Review
I wanted to feel like a hero for once.
Wonder Woman #53 // Review
Wonder Woman and “friends” navigate a murderous maze crawling with mythical monsters.
Wonder Woman #52 // Review
Can our three heroes save the missing Amazon, stop a raging god and not kill one another in the process?
Raven: Daughter of Darkness #6 // Review
No! This world will feed me
Wonder Woman #51 // Review
Is Man’s World ready for Wonder Woman to bring Amazonian justice to today’s society? Let’s travel to “Transformation Island”
Harley Quinn #46 // Review
Harley’s caught between a rock and a hard place: give up her amazing superpowers and free Tina and the other oppressed Lowlies, or keep bashing stuff with a super-hammer and having fun. What’s a girl to do?
Rat Queens Special: Neon Static // Review
If traditional Rat Queens is a Dungeons & Dragons campaign, then Rat Queens Special: Neon Static is its Shadowrun cousin.
Wonder Woman #50 // Review
Wonder Woman’s brother Jason learns his true purpose
Harley Quinn #45 // Review
Harley Quinn is thrust into Jack Kirby’s Fourth World and onto the planet Apokolips.
Wonder Woman #49 // Review
The Strongest issue of this arc thus far
Raven Daughter of Darkness #5 // Review
Raven knows that something sinister is no doubt in her immediate future, and is doing her best to stall for time.
Eternity Girl #4 // Review
I’d finally figured it out, Rick. And you had to stop me.
Eternity Girl #3 // Review
The fact that Caroline didn’t feel comfortable in her own apartment and now has to hide in a world where she feels even more uncomfortable speaks huge volumes.
Wonder Woman #48 // Review
Barely scratching the surface of this story
Raven Daughter of Darkness #4 // Review
Even though she has longed to have her mother back in her life, this will no doubt make even more trouble for the heroine.
Supergirl: Being Super // Review
Perfect for new readers interested in Supergirl
Eternity Girl #2 // Review
Caroline wants to die, and has tried many times to end her life. However, her powers make her immoral as far as she knows.
Rat Queens #9 // Review
Dee comes face to face with the mysterious reality wizard and learns that she’s behind it all.
Raven Daughter of Darkness #3 // Review
Raven, struggling to stop Baron Winters, falls victim to his power