The history of Detective Chimp’s damnation of Myrra, following the death of Jim Rook, is given prominence, while multiple mystic forces oppose the growing malevolence of Nabu (presenting as Doctor Fate).
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Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman: The Witching Hour #1 // Review
Within the sparse pages of this special, Tynion IV is able to able to establish a new magical world order for the DCU, retcon an origin for the universe’s magic system, and provide an engaging and exciting story.
Young Justice #1 // Review
The iconic quartet of Robin, Impulse, Superboy, and Wonder Girl are reunited to combat an attack on Metropolis from the armies of Gemworld, in Young Justice #1.
Justice League #15 // Review
Hawk fight! Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern and Hawkgirl clash with Shayera Hol!
Justice League Odyssey #4 // Review
The space-faring Justice League travels to a new world that worships Cyborg, and meets a population that’s obsessed with body modification in preparation for a galactic war.
West Coast Avengers #6 // Review
With her team captured, can Kate Bishop rescue her team before things get serious?
Teen Titans #24 // Review
The Teen Titans are trapped under the debris of a skyscraper…
Hex Wives #1 // Review
Ben Blacker dives into a dark fantasy hybrid of Bewitched and The Stepford Wives.
Justice League Dark #4 // Review
Magical seats of power crumble before the will of Hecate as more Witch-Marked are revealed, and the Justice League Dark is forced to divide and defend multiple locations from Hecate’s attacks.
Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1 // Review
The extent of Hecate’s power and machinations is revealed in Wonder Woman and Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1.
Justice League Dark #3 // Review
A sense of Wonder is reinvigorated in the character of Diana Prince, as James Tynion IV rewrites the laws and history of magic within the DC Universe in Justice League Dark #3 .
Justice League Dark #2 // Bonus Review
Wonder, horror, and mystery had been promised from James Tynion IV’s burgeoning Justice League Dark series, and the second issue makes good on each assertion.
100 Page Comic Giant! Teen Titans #3 // Review
Two stories of Teen Titans, Super-Sons, and Sideways for $5? Sold!
Justice League #8 // Review
Lex has METAL’s Batman Who Laughs locked up in Doom HQ!
Justice League #6 // Review
It’s not looking good for the Justice League
Justice League #5 // Review
Luthor approaches both Sinestro and Gorilla Grodd to join his new team…
Justice League Dark #1 // Review
Justice League Dark #1 explores the ramifications of the Tree of Wonder’s recent bloom and how its existence affects DC’s magical realm.
Rat Queens Special: Neon Static // Review
If traditional Rat Queens is a Dungeons & Dragons campaign, then Rat Queens Special: Neon Static is its Shadowrun cousin.
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #48 // Review
Robert Venditti consistently manages to raise the stakes
Justice League 3 // Review
John Stewart remains rogue and at the will of the Ultra Violet Lantern Ring