The Batman’s Grave #6: “It’s a war, Master Bruce”
The Batman’s Grave #6
Midway through the arc, The Batman’s Grave #6 (Ellis, Hitch) continues to be a stunning interpretation of the Dark Knight.
DetailsThe Batman’s Grave #6
Midway through the arc, The Batman’s Grave #6 (Ellis, Hitch) continues to be a stunning interpretation of the Dark Knight.
DetailsBatwoman
Batwoman finally finds its pace, balancing between developing the characters’ relationships and fleshing Gotham out with small villains. And an easily overlooked villain delivers a chilling performance.
DetailsAvengers #32 (Aaron, McGuinness, Manna) lines up a frighteningly stacked bunch of seemingly-disconnected bad guys, all of whom are being manipulated by someone far, far worse than them. Although it’ll never be accused of being the brainiest comic around, this run is good, solid superhero antics from front to back.
DetailsGhosted in L.A. #9
Ghosted in L.A. #9 (Grace, Keeny, Le) rounds up a dark and plot-centered issue. The melodrama and emotional dialogues are still here, but they give more space to some final revelations that leave us expecting the next issue.
DetailsBatman and the Outsiders #11
Batman and the Outsiders #11 (Hill, Soy, Gandini) is a visually pleasing issue with some fun action but held back by some choppy dialogue. Though not the strongest issue in the series, it contains enough to keep the reader interested in what is to come.
DetailsThe Butcher of Paris #4
The Butcher of Paris #4 (Phillips, Kotz) explores terror and apathy through a historical lens that remains extremely relevant in modern day.
Details“The Flash Age” kicks into high gear in Flash #751 (Williamson, Duce, Guerrero) as the stakes skyrocket and Paradox proves no one is safe… When no one was looking, The Flash became one of DC’s hottest books! Miss it at your peril!
DetailsBirds of Prey
Birds of Prey is a 2002 television series, revolving around women who fight crime in the city of New Gotham, all while trying to lead personal lives. Birds of Prey, on paper, is promising if you look at the first episode, attracting 7.6 million viewers. Yet, somehow, the rest of the series received ratings so low The WB canceled it after just one season. Did this series deserve to be cancelled? Let’s find out.
DetailsBOOM Studios! takes readers back to the summer of 1999 in HEAVY VINYL: Y2K-O!
DetailsSupergirl
“The Bodyguard” is a messily written episode, with plenty of flashy lightning and sci-fi technobabble to distract us.
DetailsBlack Lightning
“Black Lightning”s season finale delivers action and it delivers emotion. What it doesn’t deliver is any satisfying resolution.
DetailsHarley Quinn #71
Harley Quinn #71 (Humphries, Basri, Hi-Fi, Sharpe) is a wonderfully complex look at how Harley struggles to cope internally with her oftentimes emotionally shocking life, all packaged in within a wildly whimsical and chaotic story. This is classic Harley in the making!
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