Aquaman Annual #2: Save the Dog!
In Aquaman Annual #2 (DeConnick, Ayala, Ibanez, Ramos) proves to be a rare gem indeed: a quietly flawless comic about a acceptance, loyalty, and forgiveness – and a missing dog!
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Red Hood: Outlaw #39: Jason Todd Teaches His Kids a Lesson in Teamwork
Red Hood: Outlaw #39
Red Hood: Outlaw #39 (Lobdell, Rocafort) is recommend it for Rocafort’s art alone, but I have to hand it to Scott Lobdell for giving this book some heart!
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Black Canary Ignite OGN: The Most Powerful Weapon in the World
Black Canary Ignite
Black Canary Ignite (Cabot, McGee, Quirk, Cowles) is a fantastic middle-grade, standalone graphic novel, that teaches valuable lessons to adults and young readers alike. It has a unique voice, while teaching young readers to find power in their own words and actions.
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Batman Annual #4: Time After Time
Batman Annual #4
Beautiful art is forced to work in concert with a mediocre script in Batman Annual #4 (King, Fornes, Norton, Steward, Cowles).
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Flash #81: Death Race 2019
Death and the Speed Force comes rocketing to its shocking conclusion in Flash #81 (Williamson, Kolins, Guerrero)! Who will be left standing when the dust settles in the climactic battle against the Black Flash?!
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Batman/Superman #3 – He Who Laughs Lasts, Laughs Best
Batman/Superman #3
In Batman/Superman #3 (Williamson, Marquez), the series is worth continuing, but given the overpowered villain, who knows for how long?
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Basketful of Heads #1: A Nightmare on Maine Street
Basketful of Heads #1
Basketful of Heads #1 (Hill, Leomacs, Stewart, Bennett) is a bright beginning for a dark future. With an establishment of characters that grow on the reader, it will be interesting to see where this story takes us.
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The Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer Special #1: Madness is the Only Constant
The Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer Special #1
The Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer Special #1 (Spurrier, Takara, Peter) lays the groundwork for a fresh story for an infamous character. Led by a talented creative team, the series is set to be a prominent addition to the already impressive Sandman Universe lineup.
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Joker: Killer Smile #1: Well Maybe the Real God Uses Tricks, You Know?
Joker: Killer Smile #1
Joker: Killer Smile #1 (Lemire, Sorrentino, Bellaire, Wands) is a strong start to a curious miniseries, full of genre awareness and palpable tension.
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The Last God #1 (EXCLUSIVE ART/Spoiler Free Review): Then Came the Godslayers
The Last God #1
It doesn’t get more epic and powerful than this. The Last God #1 (Johnson, Federici, Gho, Napolitano) is a seamless merging of the horror and fantasy genres combined with intricate, yet ever expansive world building to deliver what could be the most exciting book of the year.
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Detective Comics #1014: Consider it Breached
Detective Comics #1014
Detective Comics #1014 (Tomasi, Mahnke, Alamy, Irwin, Baron): Beyond a shadow of a doubt, this entire arc is worth reading for this issue alone.
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Superman Year One: Seriously, Why?
Superman Year One
Superman Year One (Miller, Romita, Miki, Sinclair, Workman) has ended, but will this subpar outing ever be forgotten?
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