Comics For Communities
All comics are engagements with communities, some comics are targeting demographics, and sometimes Trina Robbins, John Byrne, Amamiya Sae or Malcolm Shaw can just open up your entire heart and make you happy cry.
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The Immortal Hulk #24: The Steel Throne
The Immortal Hulk #24
Immortal Hulk #24 (Ewing, Bennett) has it all! A battle to the end with Hulk sitting proud at Shadow Base, and the outcome may lead our gamma giant to new cosmic heights and could affect every living being on Earth!
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Hellmouth #1 (of 5): Into the Fire
Hellmouth #1 (Bellaire, Lambert, Carlini) kicks this Buffy/Angel crossover off with a HUGE bang, as the Hellmouth itself rips right open and its denizens spill forth into the world!
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Nightwing #65: All in the Family
Nightwing #65
Nightwing #65 (Jurgens, Cliquet, Filardi) brings some Essential of Emeril-level spice that is much needed to the formerly bland story of “I’m not actually Nightwing despite acting exactly like Nightwing” Ric Grayson.
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Criminal #8: Summer is Over
Criminal #8
Criminal #8 (Brubaker, Phillips, Phillips) continues the Cruel Summer in tense fashion as Jane discovers a dark secret about Ricky Lawless.
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Batman vs Ra’s Al Ghul #2 (of 6): Into Crazytown
Batman vs. Ra’s Al Ghul #2
‘Batman vs Ra’s Al Ghul #2’ (Adams, Robins) continues the chaos of ‘Batman: Odyssey’ with diligence.
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Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #1 (of 9): A Morbid Fascination
Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #1
The well-researched psychological insight, drastic use of colors, time jumps, gritty tone and even uniquely original cast of characters just aren’t enough to save Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #1 (Garcia, Suayan, Mayhew) from the pitfall of just not being all that entertaining to read.
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Daredevil #12: Broken
Daredevil #12
Daredevil #12 (Zdarsky, Chechetto, Woodard, Cowles, Marvel) has our heroes (and villains) scrambling back towards normal spectacularly.
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Cobra Kai #1: Wax On, Buzz Off
Cobra Kai #1
Cobra Kai #1 (Tipton, McLeod): If you think you know the story of Johnny Lawrence and Danny LaRussio, think again. This fantastic comic takes you between the scenes to show you the whole story.
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BATWOMAN: Out & Proud
BATWOMAN
Some see fear. Others, see hope. I see the “FREEDOM” to be myself, to play by my own rules. – Kate Kane
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The Batman’s Grave #1: “I Can Only Think Like a Victim”
The Batman’s Grave #1
‘The Batman’s Grave #1’ (Ellis, Hitch, Nowland, Sinclair) is a perfect Batman story in an era that desperately needed one.
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JOKER: A Beautiful Dark Twisted (almost) Masterpiece
Joker
JOKER (Phoenix, De Niro, Conroy, Beetz) is a riveting, insightful tale of a man left behind by society, and coming untethered from any remaining semblance of sanity. Beautiful and dour at the same time, it forces the viewer to think.
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