Detective Comics #1040
Detective Comics continues to be one of the strongest “street level” superhero comics on the stands. Tamaki continues to pull the focus onto Bruce himself, making him appear the most human he has in years…
DetailsCheckmate #2
Checkmate #2 begins to lineup some pieces, but is the game still worth playing? #DCComics #Checkmate
DetailsIcon and Rocket Season One #1
Icon and Rocket Season One #1 shows a lot of future promise but the first issue fails to deliver a compelling enough debut to please both old fans and new fans alike.
DetailsStatic #2
The creative has a gem on their hands with #Milestone’s Static #2 and here’s to hoping that they keep on polishing it until it’s the brightest thing in all of #DCComics!
@definitelyvita @nikdraperivey @chryslus @andworlddesign
Wonder Woman #776
The creators are world building a lush and diverse land for Wonder Woman to venture into, while still remaining true to her roots in Wonder Woman #776. This is an issue worthy of a standing ovation.
@michaelwconrad @beckycloonan @thejillthompson
Harley Quinn #4-5
The “No Good Deed” arc leans into the creative team’s strong suits in issues #4 and #5, giving a truly fun story with all the questionable antics, hilarious one liners and unpredictable twists that only #HarleyQuinn can make work so well. @steph_phillips @rileyrossmo1
DetailsBatman Secret Files: Huntress #1
In Batman Secret Files: Huntress #1 @marikotamaki continues their excellent #Huntress backups from the #DetectiveComics run, alongside artist @davidalapham. They swing for the fences and it lands! Definitely recommend this book.
DetailsSuperman: Son of Kal-El #1
This is a strong start to a complex, interesting story. The art is fantastic, and the banter is top notch.
DetailsAction Comics #1033
Rapidly escalating stakes and a story that is both epic and profoundly emotional make Action Comics one of the best books on the stands today. @PhillipKJohnson @Sampere_art @beckycloonan @michaelwconrad @Oeming @fxstudiocolor @takisoma #DaveSharpe
DetailsThe Swamp Thing #1-5
The Swamp Thing #1-5 leans into its psychologically terrifying roots to give an instantly iconic story that is among the most thoughtful & visually impressive in the character’s longstanding legacy. @therightram #MikePerkins @SpicerColor @adityab #DCComics
DetailsSuperman: Red and Blue #5
Superman: Blue and Red #5 ( @GWIllowWilson @val_delandro ) demonstrates how Clark Kent doesn’t need superpowers to be a Superman. #DCComics #Superman
DetailsCatwoman #33
It’s a brand new arc In Catwoman #33, and @therightram & @fblanco are upping the ante! New allies that could turn #Catwoman and Alleytown and their status in Gotham upside down! From #DCComics!
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