Punchline #1
Punchline #1 (@JamesTheFourth Johns @Mirkand @rfajardojr): Tying her identity so close to such a prominent villain has a chance to overshadow her bright future, the creative has a chance to create a lasting character in Punchline! #DCComics
DetailsHannibal Season1
“Cruelty is a gift mankind has given itself”…Hannibal Lecter.
DetailsWriter of The Female Furies, The Plain Janes, and most recently, DC’s Batgirl, Cecil Castellucci has a range, intensity, and voice distinctly her own.
DetailsHellblazer: Rise and Fall #2
Exquisite art, humor, and a keen, demonic edge elevate this book far above DCs other offerings. This is a series to pick up.
DetailsHeltrom
When it is believed that their father is back. Daimon and Ana reunite and attempt to destroy their father and free their mother from the demon’s grasp.
DetailsThe Invisibles’ Ragged Robin, created by Grant Morrison, as fictive drag, male gaze construct, and autonomous woman?
DetailsJohn Constantine: Hellblazer #11
John Constantine: Hellblazer #11 (@sispurrier Aaron Campbell, Jordie Bellaire) is a near-masterpiece that should not be missed. It just may be the most relevant book out right now. John is racing against the clock as he uncovers a secret society that will have you wishing it stayed a secret. #dccomics
DetailsBatman: Three Jokers #3
Batman: Three Jokers #3 ( @geoffjohns @JasonFabok @bdanderson13 Leigh) is a master class in sequential art storytelling that dares to tread on some extremely sacred ground to bring its mystery home, and succeeds. DO NOT miss this comic! #dccomics
DetailsFor fans of King City and Prophet comes an all new science fiction, mystery tale—Rain Like Hammers—by writer and artist Brandon Graham from Image Comics.
DetailsUpcoming prequel comic reveals the genesis of the Blade Runner division
DetailsNightwing #75
Nightwing #75: [Jurgens, Moore, Cliquet, Filardi] You really couldn’t ask for a better return of the great Nightwing than what you receive here.
DetailsThe real Batman is the Batman we meet along the way in Grant Morrison, Adam Kubert, Frank Quitely’s Time and the Batman.
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