Reviewer, comic book writer, and the author of Alex Actonn, Son of Two Seas - novel available on Amazon now! DC superfan who is loving everything about Rebirth. Feels very strongly about Cassandra Cain, Stephanie Brown, and Young Justice. Can also be found on Graphic Policy doing sales analysis with Glenn Matchett, and on the Rabbitt Stew Podcast with Glenn and Brandon James.
In a good but not great week for DC Comics, Batman and Catwoman’s first engagement journey in Batman #33 promises to be interesting and ‘Future Quest Presents’ proves there is beautiful drama in old cartoons. Read More
‘Michael Cray #1’ tops the list this week with a dark version of Green Arrow but team-ups abound in Supergirl, in Birds of Prey and even in Red Hood. Read More
Does Selina say “yes” to Bruce’s marriage proposal? Read the spoilers and find out. Meanwhile, different incarnations of Batman can be found in numerous comics this week. Read More
These Batwomen Beyond deserve their own series! Read More
Forget Batman and Superman: Cave Carson, Space Ghost, Conan/Wonder Woman, Bug: The Forager, Simon Baz and Kite-Man (yes, Kite-Man) steal the spotlight this week. Read More
‘New Super-Man #15’ continues an excellent run by award-winning YA author Gene Luen Yang, the “Metal” event is in full swing with Batman-Who-Laughs, and the man behind the curtain, Oz, reveals himself to Superman. Read More
Deathstroke continues to be DC’s best comic, ‘Shade the Changing Girl #12’ is excellent and weird, as always, and Garth Ennis takes a crack at a Hanna-Barbera adaptation. Read More
Tribute issues to Jack “King” Kirby plus the returns of Bombshells are the highlights this week. Read More
How do mainstream comics handle disabilities? Not nearly as well as they could. Read More
Nightwing imposes his will on a dystopian future, Batman/The Shadow takes pulp to new heights, Nightwing/Batgirl team-up and Spoiler gets a spotlight in ‘Tec. Read More
‘Dark Nights: Metal #1’ debuts and there’s a shocking guest-star on the last page. Plus, we highly recommend the terrific Kirby tribute comic starring his Sandman. Read More
The new ‘Mister Miracle’ series is not to be missed, not with King and Gerards as the creative team. Read More
With the final issue of ‘Gotham Academy’ on the stands today, we take a look at what made the series so special and hope that there’s a future for its cast, perhaps on television. Read More
Deathstroke and Dr. Light have a heart-to-heart, that is, if you can consider either character to possess a heart. Meanwhile, Superman #28 will bring a tear to your eye. Read More
Azrael is spotlighted in Batman: Detective Comics this week and The Shadow and Batman pulls out all the stops to produce an incredible pulp tale. Meanwhile, Larson’s Batgirl drops its best issue yet. Read More
Batman ’66 gets a Flight Ring when the Legion of Superheroes come calling, while Kite-Man’s origin is detailed in Batman #27, and Nightwing is heartbroken in Nightwing #25. Read More
The crossover is coming! The Metal crossover is coming! Meanwhile, Superman and friends fight all the bad guys, Bug discovers his origins in the Source Wall, and Maps breaks into Wayne Manor. Read More
The new comic by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of ’12 Years a Slave’ is a must read. Read More
There are weeks when Priest’s Deathstroke is so good, we wish he wrote all the DC things. This is one of those weeks. Read More
You get a team-up with Batman, and you get a team-up with Batman! Everyone gets a team-up with Batman! Read More
More Looney Tunes/DC fun and, for once, Ray and Corrina disagree about whether Batman is going in the right direction. Plus, Bombshells continues to be gloriously gay. Read More
This week, DC and Looney Tunes team-up for two crossovers that, yes, are actually funny and totally worth buying. Plus,
the debut of the next big crossover of the DC Universe with Dark Days: The Forge #1. Read More
USA Today already leaked the big Batman spoiler this week (and you’ll find it inside) but there were some other fine DC issues this week too. Read More
The ‘Wonder Woman’ annual is full of great stories while the rest of the annuals this week feature an array of terrific guest-stars. Read More
The finale of “Wonder Woman: The Truth,” is epic and personal and magnificent. Plus, Spoiler gets the spotlight in ‘Tec and Batman and the Shadow have trust issues. Read More
“The Button,” the beginning of the DC/Watchmen crossover, concludes plus and Ray and Corrina fight over the merits of Nightwing #21, Green Arrow #23, and Superman #23. Read More
The Allreds bring a Kirby character (or two) back in style, while ‘Future Quest’ ends its first story spectacularly. Also, ‘New Super-Man’ and a new Flash race, and Wonder Woman goes danger dating. Read More
Family: The Good (Superman and Lois), the Sad (Bruce & Thomas Wayne) and the Ugly (Slade Wilson & progeny) spotlight this week’s DC Comics. Read More
Batman & Flash take a trip through time and space, Supergirl’s stand-alone mini-series brings us into Kara’s life, and Superman takes a trip through the past in this week’s DC Comics reviews. Read More
Batman investigates the ‘Watchmen’ button, triggering visits from the multiverse and in ‘All-Star Batman,’ Ra’s and Batman have a showdown for the ages. Plus, Deathstroke proves he’s evil & the reviews of this week’s DC Comics Read More
This is a good week for new readers to jump in with the Super-Family, with Supergirl #8 and New Super-Man #10 guest-starring Superman. Meanwhile, Gotham is kinda falling apart. As Gotham does. Read More
Who thinks the best use of Lois Lane is serving pie? This and other musings about DC Comics. Read More
