Detective Comics #1006
‘Detective Comics #1006’ is a welcome return to the dark mystery format with plenty of brooding and a hint of spectacle, culminating in one of the best single issues yet from this talented creative team.
DetailsBatman Damned #3
Batman Damned, the maiden voyage of DC’s Black Label imprint, ends in spectacular fashion.
DetailsAction Comics #1012
Superman racing around the world, Robinson Goode on the case, and Lois Lane dealing with poor Wi-Fi.
DetailsNightwing #61
While Team Nightwing hasn’t particularly been all that thrilling so far, ‘Nightwing #61’ pulls the ragtag group together for an emotionally engaging story that finally feels worthwhile.
DetailsCzarnian paternity tests abound as Crush at last comes face-to-fist with her father, the Main Man himself, LOBO!
DetailsWonder Woman 72
Connecticut is back to normal, but Diana has no time to rest as she flies into dimensions and dangers unknown.
DetailsThe Batman Who Laughs #6
Batman Who Laughs #6 is a beautifully done issue with amazing art from Jock, colors from Baron, and letters from Cipriano. And what may seem as a filler is redeemed as the Batman Who Laughs unveils his plans for our Batman. It’s definitely a stunning issue you need to pick up if you haven’t already!
DetailsWonder Woman 71
How do you choose between your head and your heart? Diana explores if love is the death of duty or just a part of it in Love Is a Battlefield Part 3.
DetailsSuperman: Year One #1
Superstar team Frank Miller and John Romita Jr. bring a new take to the Man of Steel in Superman: Year One, read our reviewer nitpick this nonsense into the damn ground!
DetailsWonder Woman 70
Love is a battlefield, but is someone rigging the fight? Diana faces dangers from outside and within as her heart is tested.
DetailsBatman #73
After the unfortunate waste of the previous issue, King jumps back in the saddle with this stellar exercise in narrative economy and astonishing art. This is one to pick up.
DetailsJustice League Odyssey #10
“Justice League Odyssey #10” is yet another lackluster showing in which very little happens, but what does happen is discussed at length with no conclusions drawn.
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