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Harley Quinn #58 // Review
Humphries continues to put together a really clever multi-layered script.
Cloak and Dagger #2 // Review
A story with a shrewd sense of composition.
Age of X-Man Alpha #1 // Review
It’s like Norman Rockwell with mutants.
X-Force #2 // Review
Kind of fun to watch from a distance.
Batgirl #31 // Review
a badass heroine trying to aid in a fair election in Gotham City
Justice League Annual #1 // Review
Starman leads the team to the edge of the universe headed for the Source Wall in order to fix the damage caused by recent events…
Detective Comics #996 // Review
Death is coming for everyone who’s trained batman
Justice League #16 // Review
Why would the Guardians of the Universe hide top-secret intel deep in the bowels of a secret vault on Thanagar Prime?
Oliver #1 // Review
As strange a mash-up as Whitta’s Oliver is, there’s real potential here for deep social commentary.
Naomi #1 // Review
Naomi’s first issue feels like it could be a part of something special.
The Batman Who Laughs #2 // Review
A ticking clock sets Batman on a trail throughout the different realities of the Multiverse…
Deadly Class #36 // Review
Only when Marcus faces the demons that lurk within his own soul can he hope to stand toe-to-toe with Master Lin and make good on his vow to bring an end to Kings Dominion forever.
The Flash #62 // Review
Flash finally tracks down the Sage Force
Supegirl #26 // Review
Andreyko keeps the action coming in a fast-paced 18 pages.
The Warning #3 // Review
…an idiosyncratically artistic addition to the alien invasion sub-genre that draws together various established elements of military-based sci-fi.
Isola #6 // Review
Fletcher balances the issue half in dream and half in danger.
Catwoman #7 // Review
Moody dialogue and narration reside in a story which cuts from scene to scene with an intelligent pulse.
Goddess Mode #2 // Review
Cassandra Price has about nine panels to adjust…then the Daemons attack.