Year of the Villain The Joker #1: Dynamic Dud
Year of the Villain The Joker #1
The Joker gets out of Arkham and decides to take on a young ward of his own! Does Joker’s habit of killing side-kicks continue? (Carpenter/Tan)
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NEWS WATCH: First Look: Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night #1!
DC announces Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Blackest Night!
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Event Leviathan #5: All Together Now
Event Leviathan #5
Event Leviathan #5 (Bendis, Maleev) continues to leave readers asking, “Who is Leviathan?” With issue #5 I am not sure if we are ready to find out. Batman, Superman, and a whole lot of others continue to find answers, but time is running out.
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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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Dr. Doom #1: Here Comes the Doom!
Dr. Doom #1
Marvel Comics’ biggest bad has his own book and I’m pretty sure that the world will bow before him.
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NEWS WATCH:The Darkness of the Blackstars Spreads Across the Universe!
There are some bloody and aggressive “negotiations” in this first look at Xermanico’s art (colors by Steve Oliff) from Grant Morrison’s Blackstars #1!
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Batman #80: Fathers and Sons
Batman #80
Batman #80 (King, Romita Jr., Janson, Morey): Literary wit, astonishing action, and kneebuckling art all abound in this issue. What more could you possibly want?
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Amazing Spider-Man #31: On a Rampage
Amazing Spider-Man #31
Amazing Spider-Man #31 (Spencer, Ottley, Rathburn, Fairbairn): Although confusing at times, this issue of Amazing Spider-Man features a lot of fun, chills, mysteries, and carnage. Both literally and figuratively.
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NEWS WATCH: ICYMI NYCC 2019 IDW Announcement Wrap-Up
IDW’s show-stopping highlights from New York Comic-Con 2019
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Skeletonizing Watchmen
A look into Watchmen and into myself, a look into mid-1980s superhero comics and how things read now. With all respect to Dave Gibbons, Richard Bruning, John Higgins, and Alan Moore.
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Powers of X #6: Foregone Conclusions
Powers of X #6
Powers of X #6 (Hickman, Silva, Gracia, Curiel): This is a stunning, heartbreaking, beautiful conclusion to a wonderful piece of work — and like every ending it opens the door into a brave new future.
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