Review – Electric Warriors #2: High-Stakes Space Combat
Earth’s two champions face their first major test, as the stakes of the tournament for the Electric Seeds become clear.
Continue ReadingEarth’s two champions face their first major test, as the stakes of the tournament for the Electric Seeds become clear.
Continue ReadingMandrakk the Dark Monitor is unleashed, and the remnants of the Unexpected are approaching the end of the line.
Continue ReadingIn an unseen time between the Great Disaster and the rise of the Legion, two young warriors join an epic intergalactic tournament.
Continue ReadingSuperman Reborn raises more questions than it answers, but Midnighter and Apollo concludes in spectacular fashion.
Continue ReadingJustice League of America Rebirth #1 and Batman: Detective Comics spotlight what’s great about this new wave at DC.
Continue ReadingWelcome to Batburger! Would you like to Jokerize those fries?
Continue ReadingTop of the list is tremendous Green Lanterns #15 which focuses on how Jessica deals with her anxiety disorder. This is a story that should resonate with anyone who’s ever suffered from anxiety.
Continue Readinghis week, the Justice League is busy fighting with everyone! Well, not quite everyone, but, yes, the Power Rangers and the Suicide Squad, though not at the same time. Vixen returns as Steve Orlando gathers his Justice Leaguers, and Year 1 in Wonder Woman concludes spectacularly.
Continue ReadingRyan Choi returns as the Atom, Captain Atom returns as a bundle of radioactive energy, Maxwell Lord gathers a Suicide Squad, Batman & Catwoman have a date night, and Midnighter & Apollo battle actual demons.
Continue ReadingOur characters ponder what makes a hero, Deadman is in the middle of a terrific ghost story, and the Bionic Woman and Wonder Woman team up for the first time. All in this week’s DC Comics.
Continue ReadingThis week is dominated by the ladies. There’s Kara in Supergirl #3. Lana Lang in Superwoman #3 and Lois Lane in Superman: Action Comics #965 are the spotlight characters. Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #3 is out, Barbara Minerva (Cheetah) has a solo tale in Wonder Woman, the teens of Gotham Academy work together […]
Continue ReadingThis was one of those weeks with DC where 90 percent of the books were good reads. For Corrina, the book of the week has to be Superman, in an old-style adventure story that includes a loving tribute to the late, great Darwyn Cooke’s DC: The New Frontier.
Continue ReadingTeen Titans Together! First, the launch of yet another Teen Titans book, then Titans #3, and this week also included the new Wally West in The Flash, Rose (Ravager) Wilson in Deathstroke (everyone should be reading this book), and Jaime Reyes back in his own title as the Blue Beetle.
Continue ReadingQuite a week for DC. The new title, Trinity, featuring Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman premieres, Teen Titan’s Raven has a new solo book that looks promising, and Steve (Midnighter) Orlando begins a crossover featuring Monster Men in the Bat-books.
Continue ReadingThis week in DC, Supergirl gives the Maid of Steel a strong start, Cyborg #1 is a good place to start for new readers, and there are strong issues of Nightwing and Batman.
Continue ReadingThis week, Batgirl hits 50, Peter J. Tomasi hit two runs this week with his work on Superman and Batman: Detective Comics, and I became distracted by Mikel Janin’s art on Superman. So pretty.
Continue ReadingSecret Six guest-starring Batgirl is bittersweet this week and, meanwhile, Midnighter hops around the DC Universe. (But not to fight Deathstroke, thankfully.)
Continue ReadingDC’s Legends of Tomorrow gets a comic, sorta. Meanwhile, Martian Manhunter is the best comic SF epic you’re not reading. That and more reviews of this week’s DC Comics.
Continue ReadingWhat else should you grab? If you like horror, Swamp Thing. Batgirl fans, the new issue is out and Black Canary’s back. Fans of Scott Snyder’s run on Batman should check out Batman & Robin Eternal, as there are major doings with Harper Row. But Ray and I won’t limit ourselves to just those comics. We read them all.
Continue ReadingThe Bat books shine again but so do Wonder Woman and Scooby Doo in their out-of-continuity titles.
Continue ReadingBatman rules again, even in alternate form, but Ray and I disagree about the quality of Gods & Monsters Wonder Woman.
Continue Reading‘Grayson: Agents of Spyral’ contains the first four issues of the series, plus the ‘Futures End’ tie-in and a story from ‘Secret Origins’ issue eight. I was really surprised by the story after having read it. The writers were true to the character, making him boyish and happy-go-lucky. He was still high-flying and quick with a quip. He still kicked major butt. He was the same Dick Grayson who has been a fan-favorite for these past 75 years.
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