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Supergirl #22 // Review
It’s just a girl, her dog, and a semi-sentient homicidal demon axe from hell.
Justice League Odyssey #1 // Review
Darkseid is here to help…
Doomsday Clock #7 // Review
The truth behind Dr. Manhattan’s curiosity with the DC Universe is revealed as the planet teeters on the edge of the Super-War.
The Flash #55 // Review
Enter the Sage Force…
Cemetery Beach #1 // Review
Telling a full story in seven issues is a lot to ask, and telling a good story even more so, but the team behind Cemetery Beach seems more than up to the task.
The Flash #54 // Review
Flash, The Strongest there is!?
The Wicked + The Divine #39 // Review
Laura gives up more than her divinity as Minerva and Woden get closer to making all their plans come to fruition.
The Flash #53 // Review
The Trickster’s first target is the maximum-security prison Iron Heights, which could mean a criminal breakout the city would never survive.
Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye #6 // Review
Can Cave save a planet and salvage a relationship?
The Flash #52 // Review
Barry and the time-lost Commander Cold must team up
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #50 // Review
One of the biggest battles the Green Lantern Corps has ever fought.
Doomsday Clock #6 // Review
The Mime and the Marionette take center stage…
Saga #54 // Review
Bring a box of tissues.
East Of West #38 // Review
The Marshall heads to the Kingdom. Will he have his revenge on the Crown Prince or will he never leave New Orleans?
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #48 // Review
Robert Venditti consistently manages to raise the stakes
Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye #5 // Review
Cave and company are arrested and taken to another planet. What craziness awaits them?
Saga #53 // Review
With bounty hunters on one side and vengeful government forces on the other, can Marko, Alana, Hazel, and their friends survive?
Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye #4 // Review
Cave and company come across a derelict ship. What dangers await them as they search it?
Captain America #701 // Review
Shifting from dystopian to utopian futures, Mark Waid seems either unwilling or unable to write a contemporary Captain America story