Batman/Superman #8
Batman/Superman #8 (Williamson, Derington, McCaig, Hill): Williamson is telling a great story with Batman and Superman combating their greatest threats and he’s bringing over talents like Nick Derington to help tell those stories.
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Red Hood: Outlaw #44 (Lobdell, Pantalena, Prianto, Peteri): If you were a fan of Lobdell’s New 52 Red Hood and the Outlaws and hoped that stories of that ilk would continue, this is certainly the issue for you.
DetailsMachine Man 2020 #2
Machine Man 2020 #2 (Gage, McDonald, Sanchez-Almara): This book was a ton of fun and worth bearing the name of Machine Man for what has proved to be a VERY good event so far.
DetailsRunaways #31
Runaways #31 (Rowell, Genolet, Cunniffe): Overall, this was a dark and fitting end to one of the better Runaways arcs since the book restarted!
DetailsHawkman #22
Hawkman #22 (Venditti, Pasarin, Albert, von Grawbadger): Truly, this whole saga of Hawkman is worth reading because of issues like this one.
DetailsDetective Comics #1020
Detective Comics #1020 (Tomasi, Anderson, Hennessey): Tomasi continues to be one of the best writers for these shorter stories and the art team absolutely do an amazing job in giving this a high-action feel!
DetailsSupergirl #39
Supergirl #39 (Houser, Stott, Peter): For a series that came back with a good purpose, it’s lost its direction by being caught between two event stories while not capitalizing on either.
DetailsBatman/Superman #7
Batman/Superman #7 (Williamson, Derington, McCraig, Hill) was a lot of fun and I’m excited for what the next few issues will bring, especially when titans like Ra’s al Ghul and Zod clash!
DetailsMachine Man 2020 #1
Machine Man 2020 #1 (Gage, MacDonald, Sanchez-Almara) does end up being a fun experience, even if it’s going to be a fairly short one.
DetailsHawkman #21
Hawkman #21 (Venditti, Pasarin, Albert, Cox): This issue of Hawkman continues the ascension of Robert Venditti’s epic, continuing to be one of the still underrated stories that DC is releasing today.
DetailsDetective Comics #1019
Detective Comics #1019 (Tomasi, Godlewski): I love the idea of Batman having a Norse themed villain, but substituting that for a monster of indescribable horror is an even better choice!
DetailsRunaways #29
In Runaways #29 (Rowell, Genolet, Cunniffe), the creative team makes this another great issue, even if fairly okay by its own standards.
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