NEWS WATCH: Valiant Announces New NINJAK Series by Jeff Parker & Javier Pulido
A spy thriller story that is unlike anything you’ve seen before starts next year in NINJAK #1 from Valiant!
DetailsA spy thriller story that is unlike anything you’ve seen before starts next year in NINJAK #1 from Valiant!
DetailsEver wonder what DC titles Geoff Johns reads? Well, wonder no more because we have his reading list!
DetailsAs the digital subscription service DC Universe reaches a monumental 23,000 digital comics available, we take a look at everything coming to the platform in June!
DetailsThunderbirds
This show is a perfect storm of storytelling elements. It is a sum greater than its parts—and its parts are pretty fantastic.
DetailsDC Crimes of Passion #1
Happy Valentine’s Day from DC and everybody here at Comic Watch! Hope you enjoy our comprehensive review of DC Crimes of Passion #1!
DetailsSupergirl #37
Supergirl #37 (Houser, Stott) I’m looking forward to the next few issues, but this one was otherwise missable.
DetailsTeen Titans #37 (Glass, Chang, Maiolo) Revealed at last… the identity of THE OTHER! ‘Nuff said!
DetailsNightwing #66
Nightwing #66 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi): While we can probably assume Nightwing won’t be permanently joining the bad guys, seeing Jurgens and the gang take our hero down this path is exciting and has the reader itching for the next chapter to unfold. Something Nightwing has been missing for too long.
DetailsMissed opportunities in Crisis on Infinite Earths, DC Universe: Decisions, Infinity War, Dark Knight 3: The Master Race, and Marvel 2099.
DetailsArchie Goodwin is probably the best editor Batman comics ever had, but he might also be one of the best writers to ever tackle Bruce Wanye and his caped alter ego. Collaborating wth Howard Chaykin, José Muñoz, Walt Simonson, Gene Ha, Jim Aparo and others, he defined and redefined the Dark Knight.
DetailsTitans
Having left us with a Trigon cliffhanger last year, Titans season 2 starts off quickly, and in doing so, immediately corrects some of the issues from the first season.
DetailsFictional characters from mythology, books, and movies have served as many a comic book creator’s muse. However, sometimes, even real people served as the prototype for new characters.
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