Wonder Woman #758 (Orlando, Lupacchino, McCarthy) is a textbook example on how to tell a fantastic, character-defining story about a given lead character. It’s a shame we won’t get anymore from this creative team, so enjoy this issue with everything you’ve got!
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Although, many of the story lines, villains and heroes themselves, have been altered from the source material, we are still seeing what, as a child, I never thought I would see and am having so much fun watching the stories unfold.
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Series review for Smile Down the Runway. Chiyuki Fujito and Ikuto Tsumura try to make it into the fashion industry. A solid show with an impactful story and interesting characters.
DetailsMatt Reeves and Terrence Winter to expand on the HBO MAX/ DC Entertainment line with a series commitment of a drama set in the Gotham City Police Department.
DetailsThe Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #3
The Question: The Deaths of Vic Sage #3 (Lemire, Cowan, Sienkiewicz, Sotomayor) is worth reading just from the names on the cover, but it continues to be a gritty mystery that holds its own. The Question is on the case, but right now there are more questions than answers, but they are coming.
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Harley Quinn #74 (Humphries, Basri, Hi-Fi, Sharpe), the penultimate issue in the series, brings all the heart, humor and drama that has made the story stand out but this time suffers from one major misstep… Booster Gold.
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Quantum and Woody #4 (Hastings, Browne, Otsmane-Elhaou, Redmond) actually delivers instead is a pulse pounding stop on a hype train ready to plow full steam into the future of Quantum and Woody.
DetailsSuperman #23
Superman #23 (Bendis, Maguire, Timms) introduces a new magical foe but more importantly gives some much needed clarity and unpacking of the entirity of Bendis’ run on the run thus far.
DetailsThe ethics of striking foes before they can attack is on full display in X-Force #10 (Percy, Cassara, Guru-eFX). This title continues to be the strongest of “Dawn of X,” and issues like this fully display why!
DetailsClark Kent’s old classmate is in town to kill him, but can Superman save himself and his loved ones in time? Peer Pressure! By Louise Simonson, Jon Bogdanove, Dan Jurgens, David Michilinie and more!
DetailsBatman #94
“Their Dark Designs” comes to an ending of sorts with Batman #94 (Tynion IV, March, Albuquerque), paving the way for “The Joker War”.
DetailsThe Boys: Dear Becky #2 (Ennis, Braun, Avina) starts getting down to business after last issue’s table-setting, and is all the stronger for it. Less knee-jerk over-the-top violence, and more intrigue and introspection make for a comic that, while not yet at can’t-miss status, definitely stands out on the shelves.
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