Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #8
Uniquely enjoyable artwork, wacky circumstances and a wonderful characterization of Harley herself all work to make Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #8 (Kibblesmith, Sauvage, Andworld) of the best entries in the series yet, capturing the heart and fun that has made Harley one of the most endearing characters on shelves today.
DetailsHawkman #26
Hawkman #26 (Venditti, Pasatin, Albert, Cox, Von Grawbadger, Leigh) is a great follow up to last issue’s amazing book. You’re not gonna want to miss it!!!!
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #8
John Constantine: Hellblazer #8 (Spurrier, Campbell, Bellaire) is yet another incredible issue in this superb series. Spurrier is quite literally magic in this issue that gets better with each word while being accompanied by dreadfully terrifying yet gorgeous art.
DetailsWonder Woman #760
If you’ve been away from Wonder Woman, there is no better time to return than now, with Wonder Woman #760 on the stands! @marikotamaki @mikeljanin @droog811 #jordiebellaire
DetailsDark Nights: Death Metal #3
Dark Nights: Death Metal #3 (Snyder, Capullo, Glapion, Plascencia) continues this miniseries’ win streak, delivering both huge, fun action beats with a loving and smart love letter to DC’s storied past. Even if you haven’t read any of the lead-up, this series is not to be missed.
DetailsLegion of Super-Heroes #7
Legion of Super-Heroes #7 (Bendis, Sook & von Grawbadger, Byrne, Bellaire, Sharpe) delivers another pretty but otherwise inessential issue, filled with talking heads and little forward plot movement.
DetailsAmethyst #4
Amethyst #4 (Reeder, Louise, Downie): Amy Reeder’s art and how it relates to the emotional narrative highlights this story every time, and it’s what ultimately makes it appealing, engaging, mesmerizing, and a story worth following, even if it sometimes gets lost in its main conflict.
DetailsHarley Quinn Black + White + Red #7
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #7 (Henderson, Downie) is another strong entry with enjoyable artwork that falters just slightly in relying on the well trodden path of Harley’s relationship difficulties for a predictable story.
DetailsJustice league #50
The writing for Justice League #50 (Spurrier, Lopresti, Ryan) is superb, and the twists, while familiar, add layers of depth!
DetailsStrange Adventures #4
Adroit art is, in Strange Adventures #4 (King, Shaner, Gerads), unfortunately shackled to a grinding cog of a story. Let’s hope that this is merely a workmanlike pause in the artistry, rather than the whole of the story.
DetailsSuicide Squad #7
Suicide Squad #7 (Taylor, Sampere, Albarran, Lucas, Abbott) is a welcome bit of durable superhero storytelling, full of the action, character work, and great art readers expect.
DetailsThe Dreamig: Waking Hours #1
The Dreaming: Waking Hours #1 (Wilson, Robles, Lopes) takes the baton from Simon Spurrier in a magnificent stride. Wilson’s writing feels right at home in The Dreaming and Sandman Universe. A great story with killer art, The Dreaming: Waking Hours should not be missed!
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