The Penguin #7: Solving For X
The Penguin #7
takes a hard look at #Batman and #Penguin’s relationship, asking who is using who. From @TomKingTK, @SubicStevan, Marcelo Maiolo, and Clayton Cowles. #DCComics
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Titans #8: In the Public Eye
Titans #8
The new Titans Arc, The Dark-Winged Queen, starts in Titans #8 written by Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) and Stephen Segovia (StphenSegovia)! #Titans #DCComics
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Superman #11: Seeing Red
Superman #11
Superman #11 us a rush job paving the way towards The House of Braniac, a sad but rare issue in this run that sacrifices quality for the sake of speed and schedule. #Superman #DCComics
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Catwoman #62: Just a Girl
Catwoman #62
Selina makes it to Egypt in Catwoman #62! Written by Tini Howard (@TiniHoward) with artwork done by Carmine Di Giandomenico and Veronica Gandini (@VeronicaGandini)! #Catwoman #DCComics
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Nightwing #111: Blüdhaven’s Violence Spills to Gotham
Nightwing #111
is a stronger issue to be released in this series as of late. This entry has a great balance of plot, action, and it’s more serious tone is welcomed. @dcofficial @TomTaylorMade @fxstudiocolor #Nightwing #DCComics
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Batman #144: The Joke’s on Continuity
Batman #144
Joker Year One ends with a whimper in BATMAN #144 (Zdarsky, Camuncoli, Nesi, Sorrentino, Sánchez, Stewart, Cowles @DCOfficial) as it tries to solidify continuity at the price of a better story. #Batman #Joker #DCComics
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Wonder Woman #6: Rubble Among the Clashing of Warriors
Wonder Woman #6
is the most vicious and bloody entry in Tom King’s run. It pushes Diana Prince to her limits and has one of the more brutal fights as of late. It’s not to be missed! @tomkingtk @sampere_art @BelenOrtega_ @tomey_morey & more! #DCComics #WonderWoman
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Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #24: Closure
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #24
Return to Kingdom Come comes to an end in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #24 and adds a whole new layer to the original miniseries to enjoy! #MarkWaid @Danmora_c @TBonvillain @DCOfficial #Batman #Superman
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ICYMI! Wesley Dodds: Sandman #5: War is Big Business
Wesley Dodds: The Sandman #5
Venditti’s observation on the insanity of unchecked patriotism immediately raises the profile of this mini-series. @robertvenditti @rileyrossmo1 @ivanplascencia @TENapolitano #DCComics #Sandman
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Blue Beetle #6: White Space
Blue Beetle #6
freshens up the Blood Scarab arc with new, even more personal stakes. @losthiskeysman, @Agutierrezart, Wil Quintana, and @LetteringBear deliver another good entry. @DCOfficial #DCComics #BlueBeetle
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Batman #143: The Joker’s Zen
Batman #143
Good ideas and flashes of stunning art isn’t enough to save Batman #143 (Zdarsky, Camuncoli, Nesi, Sorrentino, Sánchez, Stewart, Cowles @DCOfficial) from its worst impulses. #Batman #Joker #DCComics
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The Outsiders #4: Superhuman
The Outsiders #4
Batwoman, Batwing and Drummer head to London in Outsiders #4, but the series itself is quickly losing steam. #Batwoman #Batwing #Drummer #Outsiders #DCComics
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