Catwoman #20: No Guts, No Glory.
Catwoman #20
Catwoman #20 (Jones, Blanco): We have zombies everyone, I repeat we have zombies and a group of cute alley cats.
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Teen Titans #39: SO COOL!
Teen Titans #39 (Glass, Thompson, Pansica, Ferreira, Maolo) feels a bit off due to the regular creative team only being partially present for the proceedings, but is still a good old-fashioned superhero brawl that brings the stakes and a pleasant and surprising guest-star. If you’re sleeping on this title, it’s time to wake up!
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Amethyst #1: Not All is Crystal Clear
Amethyst #1
Amy Reeder takes on writing, art and colour duties (with Gabriela Downie in lettering) in a brilliant new reinvention of this character, which subverts most of the magical girl narratives, shifting our character from a childhood with thousands of fantasty adventures and magical companions into the devastating solitude and constant change of teenager years.
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Aquaman #57: A Princess is Born
Aquaman #57 brings all of the emotional depth, intensity, and outright maturity readers have come to expect from the Eisner-caliber creative team of DeConnick, Rocha, Henriques, and Fajardo Jr.!
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He-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #4: Paydirt!
He-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse #4
He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse #4 (Seeley, Denerick, Yackey) sticks it’s fingers into your childhood brain and stirs it up. A. Lot.
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Action Comics #1020: Only a Pawn in Their Game
Action Comics #1020
Action Comics #1020 (Bendis, Romita Jr., Janson, Anderson) raises the stakes in the fight to save Metropolis in an issue driven by Romita Jr.’s art. With Superman down, everything seems to be going according to plan for Lex Luthor, but what happens when he’s just part of Leviathan’s?
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Justice League Dark #20: Written in Blood
Justice League Dark #20
Justice League Dark #20 (Ram V, Tynion IV, Hotz, Plascencia, Leigh) is beautifully horrific and simply brilliant in its approach, emphasizing the heartfelt relationships of the team contrasted against a truly grim gothic horror story, all packed in an epic superhero tale.
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ANCIENT HISTORY #22: GREEN MAN!
Green Lantern Emerald Dawn #1
Ancient History #22 explores the post crisis origin of Hal Jordan in Green Lantern Emerald Dawn #1!
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Nightwing #69: What Has Happened to Nightwing?
Nightwing #69
Nightwing #69 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi) is a pretty good issue with decent action and an awesome reveal at the end, but ultimately leaves you wanting for more concrete progression towards Nightwing truly returning.
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Suicide Squad #3: No Strings On Me
Suicide Squad #3
Suicide Squad #3 (Taylor, Redondo, Lucas) sees the story begin to really take shape as the team begins to breathe new life into a somewhat stale property.
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Leviathan Dawn #1: Welcome to the Team
Leviathan Dawn #1
Leviathan Dawn (Bendis, Maleev) sets the scene and lets readers meet the team before the action starts in April’s Event Leviathan: Checkmate.
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Legion of Super-Heroes #4: Three Kids Walk Into a Super-Hero Club…
Legion of Super-Heroes #4
Despite some cosmetic changes, Legion of Super-Heroes #4’s (Bendis, Sook, Janin) foray into this new spin on the Legion’s origin feels more compulsory than inspired. The art is still great, but a mere four issues in, and this title suddenly feels like it’s treading water.
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