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Wonder Woman 2021 Annual // Review
Diana's distinctive fighting style comes across beautifully in a very satisfying annual.
Action Comics #1037
Superman and the Authority do battle with Mongul’s forces on Warworld and in the back-up, Martian Manhunter investigates the theft of a familiar artifact from the Gotham Museum.
Justice League Dark Annual #1
The Justice League Dark learns more about Merlin and his plans.
Wonder Woman Black and Gold #6 // Review
Action mixes with emotionally engrossing drama in a deeply entertaining series finale.
Catwoman #37 // Review
A large crossover seems to have shaken the more stylish end of the storytelling.
Wonder Woman - Evolution #1 // Review
Hawthorne and DiBenedetto’s art is rigid and harsh.
Supergirl-Woman of Tomorrow #5 // Review
Evely has a very sharp eye for drama.
Nightwing #86 // Review
Once again, Nightwing isn’t really the center of the Nightwing book.
Nubia & the Amazons #2 // Review
If there is a serious flaw in the first couple of chapters of the series, it may be overall pacing.
Superman: Son Of Kal-El #5
Superman deals with Bendix’s gift.
Justice League #69
The Justice League run down clues about the fake Deathstrokes and in the back-up, the JLD tries to deal with Zatanna's loss of control as Merlin makes his move in the temple.
Wonder Woman #781 // Review
Wonder Woman’s quest with the sword finds her teaming up with Deadman again.
Action Comics #1036
Superman and the Authority take the fight to Warworld and in the back-up, Guardian figures out a way to find Dismember.
Wonder Woman Black And Gold #5 // Review
Wonder Woman has shown remarkable versatility.
Superman: Son Of Kal-El #4
Superman deals with Bendix's attack and its aftermath.
Nubia and the Amazons #1 // Review
A compelling look at the home of the Amazons.
Catwoman #36 // Review
The action feels well-executed.
Nightwing #85 // Review
Nightwing moves to the edges of the panel in an issue focussing primarily on Batgirl.
Wonder Woman #780 // Review
Conrad and Cloonan conjure all the right emotion in an issue that feels suitably momentous.