Checkmate #2: Setting Up The Pieces
Checkmate #2
Checkmate #2 begins to lineup some pieces, but is the game still worth playing? #DCComics #Checkmate
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Icon and Rocket Season One #1
Icon and Rocket Season One #1
Icon and Rocket Season One #1 shows a lot of future promise but the first issue fails to deliver a compelling enough debut to please both old fans and new fans alike.
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Static #2: Fire and Lightning
Static #2
The creative has a gem on their hands with #Milestone’s Static #2 and here’s to hoping that they keep on polishing it until it’s the brightest thing in all of #DCComics!
@definitelyvita @nikdraperivey @chryslus @andworlddesign
Wonder Woman #776: I am the Faerie Prince
Wonder Woman #776
The creators are world building a lush and diverse land for Wonder Woman to venture into, while still remaining true to her roots in Wonder Woman #776. This is an issue worthy of a standing ovation.
@michaelwconrad @beckycloonan @thejillthompson
Harley Quinn #4-5: No Good Deed Conclusion
Harley Quinn #4-5
The “No Good Deed” arc leans into the creative team’s strong suits in issues #4 and #5, giving a truly fun story with all the questionable antics, hilarious one liners and unpredictable twists that only #HarleyQuinn can make work so well. @steph_phillips @rileyrossmo1
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Batman Secret Files: Huntress #1: Put the Lime in the Coconut
Batman Secret Files: Huntress #1
In Batman Secret Files: Huntress #1 @marikotamaki continues their excellent #Huntress backups from the #DetectiveComics run, alongside artist @davidalapham. They swing for the fences and it lands! Definitely recommend this book.
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Superman: Son of Kal-El #1: Great Expectations
Superman: Son of Kal-El #1
This is a strong start to a complex, interesting story. The art is fantastic, and the banter is top notch.
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Action Comics #1033: The Rising Storm
Action Comics #1033
Rapidly escalating stakes and a story that is both epic and profoundly emotional make Action Comics one of the best books on the stands today. @PhillipKJohnson @Sampere_art @beckycloonan @michaelwconrad @Oeming @fxstudiocolor @takisoma #DaveSharpe
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The Swamp Thing #1-5: An Agent of the Green (ARC REVIEW)
The Swamp Thing #1-5
The Swamp Thing #1-5 leans into its psychologically terrifying roots to give an instantly iconic story that is among the most thoughtful & visually impressive in the character’s longstanding legacy. @therightram #MikePerkins @SpicerColor @adityab #DCComics
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Superman: Red and Blue #5: Your Superman
Superman: Red and Blue #5
Superman: Blue and Red #5 ( @GWIllowWilson @val_delandro ) demonstrates how Clark Kent doesn’t need superpowers to be a Superman. #DCComics #Superman
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Catwoman #33: Black Cat, Nine Lives, Short Days, Long Nights
Catwoman #33
It’s a brand new arc In Catwoman #33, and @therightram & @fblanco are upping the ante! New allies that could turn #Catwoman and Alleytown and their status in Gotham upside down! From #DCComics!
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Justice League #65: Synmar and Deathstroke versus the Justice League
Justice League #65
Attacked by two of the DC Universe’s deadliest villains, can the Justice League survive? Justice League #65 ( @BRIANMBENDIS @stevepughcom @nickfil @therightram @kumar_sumit92 @rfajardojr #robleigh) @DCComics #DCInfiniteFrontier
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