DC Entertainment – Comic Book Reviews

REVIEW: Injustice 2 #50 (Aftershocks)

For every battle, there are winners and losers. How will Ra’s and Solovar handle losing their trump card?

REVIEW: Mister Miracle #7 (The Birth of a New God)

It’s time for the first New God to be born on earth. Will Scott and Barda’s baby join the world peacefully? Or will the furies take the party to a whole other level? Find out in Mister Miracle!

REVIEW: Trinity #19 (The Battle of Skartaris)

The Trinity has finally reached Shamballah, where Warlords daughter has met up with our trio of heroes. But will they make it through the rest of their journey? Or will they age past the point of being useful? Find out in Trinity!

REVIEW: Green Lanterns #42 (No Good Steed Goes Unpunished!)

Using an App called Caper that would find matches for the Superheroes to date. Simon used it to meet a woman hero named Night Pilot. He discovered that upon their return from Ungara, there are a large number of Super Heroes missing, including The Night Pilot.

Simon and Jessica have enlisted the help of the Scoundrel Scrapps to lead them to the trail of the Abductors, and hopefully the missing heroes. They have recently found information leading them to a system that is controlled by a Church of the Steed. A fanatical Cult that the Green Lantern’s have an accord with to not enter their space without overwhelming evidence of a crime.

REVIEW: The Demon: Hell is Earth #4

With a nuclear blast behind them, and Hell ahead of them, Etrigan and Jason Blood examine what their bond really means to them.

REVIEW: Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #40 (Leave No Lantern Behind!)

Zod has captured Hal Jordan on the planet Jekuul, and nothing short of the fury of the entire Green Lantern corps might prevail, but is even that enough to take on 3 full powered Kryptonians?

REVIEW: The Wild Storm #12 (Shot Heard ‘Round the World)

REVIEW: IO Analysis starts their mission to infiltrate Skywatch’s systems to gather intel for anything they can use to defend themselves. Marlowe’s team invades IO Hightower to destroy any intelligence they might have.

REVIEW: Justice League #40 (Protesting the League)

JUSTICE LEAGUE LOST, PART 2:  With all the trouble from the Fan, the League is now dealing with the public and their perception that the League only cares about the wealthy of society.  Cyborg, as the new League leader, is doing his best to help those who need helping, but is he cut out for the job?

REVIEW: Action Comics #999 (Next Stop 1000)

Superman is back from the timestream, but that doesn’t mean everything is finished, there’s one loose end to tie up before he calls it a day. Not to mention on the home front, General Sam Lane has come to meet his grandson, and he’s not happy!

REVIEW: Injustice 2 #49 (Keeping Secrets)

At long last, AMAZO has fallen and now it’s time to recover. Unfortunately, not everyone has made it out unscathed…

REVIEW: Red Hood and the Outlaws #20 (Now Hiring)

Red Hood and Artemis get closer to finding out about Bizarro’s secret life, as Bizarro takes it upon himself to end the henchmen business in Gotham City once and for all.

REVIEW: Batman #42 (Everyone Loves Ivy or The Ivy League)

Batman and Catwoman are the only two humans on Earth not under the Mind control of Poison Ivy. They are confined to Wayne manor, and Poison Ivy has sent the Justice League to keep them there.

Having prepared for this eventuality, Bruce has handy a serum to counteract Ivy’s Pheromones that took control of the entire Human Population of the Planet. It seems the Meta Humans and the Aliens as well. He was swift enough to inoculate Selina as well. So these two are the only ones free of Pamela Isley’s Mind control.

Superman is dispatched to cover the whereabouts of Batman and Catwoman, and they are confined by Ivy to the Wayne Manor. By the way she knows who Batman is now. So does everyone connected to her, but it seems like they have no memories or recollection, all they do is channel her like a Radio station.