Superman #15: Unity Day
Superman #15
It’s the dawn of an exciting new era for Superman and his family in Superman #15 (Bendis, Reis, Prado, Olcair, Sinclair, Sharp).
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Year of the Villain Lex Luthor #1: Only Luthor
Year of the Villain Lex Luthor #1
Year of the Villain Lex Luthor #1 (Latour, Hitch, Currie, Morey): Lex Luthor uses his newly gotten superpowers to get himself a very unique gift.
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Justice League #32: A Gift from the Gods
Justice League #32
“The Justice/Doom War” continues as the true focus of the narrative begins to come into view in ‘Justice League #32’ (Snyder, Tynion IV, Porter, Napolitano).
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Flash Forward #1: Saints Out of Sinners
Flash Forward #1
‘Flash Forward #1’ (Lobdell, Booth, Rapmund, Guerrero) begins the road to redemption for Wally West in a book that is rife with potential despite being at a severe disadvantage at the starting line.
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Berman #79: A Graceful Interlude
Batman #79
Batman #79 (King, Mann, Morey): A quiet, but not uneventful interlude on a beach brings Batman to a new level of self-understanding — right before ripping the carpet right under his feet. This issue won’t appeal to the folks who read primarily for the explosions, but it will be an important issue for just about everyone else.
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The Flash #78: Psyche You Out!
The Flash #78
Flash #78 (Williamson, Sandoval, Tarragona, & Prianto) ups the stakes of “Death and the Speed Force” in a major way! Somebody isn’t walking away from this one as the Black Flash closes in!
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Batman and the Outsiders #5: A Showdown in the Sand.
Batman and the Outsiders #5
Batman and the Outsiders #5 (Hill, Soy, Gandini): Katana and Black Lightning have historically been the heart and soul of every incarnation of the Outsiders they’ve been involved in and this time is no different.
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Detective Comics #1011: All Style, Little Substance
Detective Comics #1011
Detective Comics #1011 (Tomasi, Duce, Guerrero): What the book lacks in compelling and sort of campy storytelling, it makes up for in spades with amazing art and direction.
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Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #3: Once Upon a Time
Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #3
Yes, Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #3 (Way, Lambert, Orlando, Shaner, Bonvillain) is a weird comic, but it captures the heart of this team and proves this series isn’t all sunshine and rainbows.
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Harley Quinn #65: Alla Th’ Subtlety of a Rocket Launcher
Harley Quinn #65
Harley Quinn #65 (Humphries, Basri, Hi-Fi, Sharpe) explores a psychologically dark moment for Harley through the lens of her always unpredictable antics, delivering a remarkable issue in the process.
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Gotham City Monsters #1: “Beware; for I am Fearless, and Therefore Powerful”
Gotham City Monsters #1
An excellent start to a surprise mini-series, ‘Gotham City Monsters #1’ (Orlando, Nahuelpan, Mulvihill, Napolitano) delivers a fun and thrilling delve into the more monstrous denizens of Gotham City.
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The Riddler Year of the Villain #1: Thanks for Nothing
The Riddler: Year of the Villain #1
An event one-shot that actually delivers and lives are changed forever in “The Riddler: Year of the Villain #1” (Russell,Godlewski)
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