Batman and the Outsiders #4
The only good things about it are Veronica Gandini and Dexter Soy’s art and the tiny interactions between Katana and Black Lightning. Those parts seem like they were edited in from a better book and that’s about it.
DetailsDeathstroke #46
‘Deathstroke’ continues to be one of the most overlooked books being published by DC Comics at the moment, as’ Deathstroke #46′ (Priest, Pasarin) delivers one of the most intriguing stories in the “Year of the Villain” event.
DetailsTitans: Burning Rage #1
Light fun reading here and some will be annoyed this isn’t exactly “their” Titans being an amalgam of different periods but overall it’s a good time so def worth a read.
DetailsDetective Comics #1009
After multiple arcs of inconsequential storytelling, it’s time for a book with both substance and weight. Unfortunately, “Detective Comics #1009” isn’t it.
DetailsLois Lane #2
Lois starts to pull back the curtain and uncover the mystery behind a fellow journalist’s murder – but what she finds may kill her too!
DetailsHarley Quinn #64
“Harley Quinn #64” is a near-perfect representation of what the character brings to the table for both DC and storytelling in comics.
DetailsEvent Leviathan #3
Batman and company are bested by Red Hood and outsmarted by Amanda Waller. Waller has problems of her own. Who can come to her rescue?
DetailsBatman # 76
We don’t really need another contemporary totalitarian dystopia, since we’re well on the way to living in one now, but this is proving to be a fun ride anyway.
DetailsWonder Woman #75
Grail is back with vengeance on her mind as Diana faces off against her fellow Amazons in Dimension Chi
DetailsJustice League #29
Justice League #29 (Snyder, Tynion IV, Redondo) provides a perfect jumping on point for new readers while helping long-time readers re-organize the events of the past two years in a way that facilitates the move into the “Justice/Doom War.”
DetailsDoom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #2
“Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds #2” has so much character work hidden behind uniquely wild and fantastic narrative concepts that it can be difficult to determine just where the story is going, but it never fails to be incredibly entertaining.
DetailsWonder Woman 74
Diana faces off against Hippolyta in Dimension Chi
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