SUNDAY CLASSICS: Teen Titans The Judas Contract (It Needs No Introduction)
A look back at a masterpiece by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez. A traitor in the Titans’ midst will rip out their hearts before she takes their lives.
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INDIE SPOTLIGHT: Hungry Ghosts #1
A Russian oligarch has dared a group of international chefs to play the samurai game of 100 candles, invoking terrifying ghosts and demons, but will they survive?
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REVIEW: Big Trouble in Little China: Old Man Jack #5 (Ain’t that a kick in the… teeth)
Just remember what ol’ Jack Burton does when the earth quakes, and the poison arrows fall from the sky, and the pillars of Heaven shake. Yeah, Jack Burton just looks that big ol’ storm right square in the eye and he says, “Give me your best shot, pal. I can take it.”
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Review: Injustice 2 #43 (Gorilla Rebellion)
Gorilla Grodd has finally reached his limit and it’s an open insurrection against Solovar. While the two fight for the throne, what path will Ra’s and his Suicide Squad take?
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REVIEW: All-New Wolverine vol. 1 # 29 (The Sapphire Armored Warrior!)
The Orphans of X finally went after All-New Wolverine and the gang in Japan. Is Murumasa even finished in creating the new armor he was creating for Laura? Find out in this penultimate chapter of this epic Legacy saga!
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REVIEW: TMNT #78 (My Dad Punched a Dinosaur!)
The Triceratons have attacked New York with a Scouting Party. They Battled the combined forces of Bishop and the Foot Clan.Not ones to retreat, they regrouped into the sewers, where they met the Turtles. They explained that they are an advanced landing party for a full scale invasion.
Splinter rescues Bishop and offers him an alliance with the Foot Clan. Bishop is reluctant, yet seems to accept this as the best course of action, at least for now.
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ANCIENT HISTORY 10: Black Lightning #1 (Classic Comic Review, April 1977)
This months Ancient History is honoring African American heroes to celebrate Black History Month! So with no further ado here’s DC Comics first black hero, Black Lightning, in his first appearance in his very own series!
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REVIEW: Avengers #678 No Surrender Part 4 (“Have Fun…It’s Only A Game”)
Quicksilver is frozen in stasis and at the mercy of the Lethal Legion. Will he become the first casualty of this gruesome game? A handful of Avengers are all that’s left to save Quicksilver and the world.
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REVIEW: Mage the Hero Denied #5 (Old Friends and New Enemies!)
Kevin reminisces about an adventure with Mirth. He recants the time that he and Mirth the Mage explored the sewers looking for the Creature the Ellen Treckend.
He tells Hugo about the powers and the original Excalibur. Giving newer readers a glimpse of The Pendragon in his Prime, and his former friend Mirth.
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REVIEW: Phoenix Resurrection #5 (Welcome Home, Jean)
Jean is back. But so is Phoenix. As the X-Men confront her, which one will push back? And will anything be left standing?
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REVIEW: Spider-Man and Deadpool (and Fake Deadpool) #25 (Arms Race Part 3)
Captured by the Chameleon in Tabula Rasa, Deadpool, Spider-Man and surprise guest Husk find themselves hanging by a thread. The arms race is heating up as Deadpool tries to beat the Chameleon and Spider-Man tries to stop both from finding the secret cache of S.H.I.E.L.D. weapons.
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REVIEW: Doom Patrol #10 (Nobody’s Fool)
If you like the seminal Grant Morrison run of Doom Patrol or just the bizarre kind of comics that came out in the glory days of Vertigo, this book is for you. I love the Doom Patrol, and I look forward to every issue of this book. I am excited to see where Young Animal goes next. Great read!
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