Batman #66: The Question
Batman #66
Elegant, deeply-psychological writing paired with deliberately noirish art and at least one giant tentacle-monster. What more do you need from a comic?
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Justice League Odyssey #6: You Can Never Go Home Again
Starfire returns to Tamaran and discovers all is not as she remembered it…
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Action Comics #1008: I’ve Been Playing This Aaaaall Wrong
Action Comics #1008
‘Leviathan Rises’ continues in Action Comics #1008 as the mystery grow more complex and dangerous by the hour.
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Martian Manhunter #3 (of 12): Who is John Jones?
My Advent on Earth
The Manhunter from Mars’ secret is out! Is he doomed, or will the tale of his arrival on Earth melt a heart of stone?
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The Flash #65: The Price of Our Mistakes
The Flash #65
Join us for the conclusion of ‘The Price’, a ‘Heroes in Crisis’ tie-in crossover that confronts the relationship between Flash and Batman in ‘The Flash #65’.
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SHAZAM #3: If You Want to View Paradise, Simply Look Around and View It
SHAZAM #3
Journey deeper into the Funlands with Billy Batson and company as King Kid’s story begins in ‘SHAZAM #3’.
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Detective Comics #999: Gotham Needs Me!
Detective Comics #999
It’s Batman v Batman in Detective Comics #999 as Bruce’s latest mystery finally begins to unravel!
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Heroes in Crisis #6: Shots Fired (MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD)
Heroes in Crisis #6
Heroes in Crisis #6: In which I accuse Tom King of having no respect for the work anybody else is doing around him and critique the editorial staff at DC for allowing it to continue.
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Naomi #2: Riddles in the Dark
Naomi #2
Who is Naomi, and what is her connection to the wider DCU? The mystery continues in DC’s best new series so far this year!
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Teen Titans #27: The Calm Before the Storm
When the Teen Titans take some much-needed downtime, secrets are revealed, romances are kindled, and pigeons fly the coop!
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Batman #65: Let The Bodies Hit The Floor
Batman #65
Despite the frankly heroic efforts of the visual artists to wrench coherence and beauty from this script, the writing was so abysmal that I cannot recommend that anyone spend money on this book.
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Deathstroke #40: They’re Coming to Take Me Away Ha Ha
Deathstroke #40
‘Arkham’ wraps up in ‘Deathstroke #40’, leaving readers with more questions than answers.
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