The Flash #87 DC Comics Written by Joshua Williamson Art by Christian Duce Colors by Luis Guerrero Letters by Steve Wands CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR COPY NOW! In the aftermath of the epic battle to save Central City, Flash, and Cold and being transported to Arkham Asylum and Iris looks for a solution to… Continue reading The Flash #87 (Review)
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Detective Comics #1011 (Review)
Detective Comics #1011 DC Comics Written by: Peter J Tomasi Art by: Christian Duce Colors by: Luis Guerrero Letters by: Rob Leigh Deadshot is on the move and Bruce will need help from his new allies if he is going to stop the assassin and save the trapped hostages. The current inhabitants of the island… Continue reading Detective Comics #1011 (Review)
Detective Comics #1010 (Review)
Detective Comics #1010DC Comics Written by: Peter J TomasiArt by: Christian DuceColors by: David BaronLetters by: Rob Leigh Bruce is severely injured after his harrowing escape from Deadshot and two unlikely new allies will help him survive. Trapped on a (seemingly) deserted island, Bruce is found by two old soldiers from World War II. The… Continue reading Detective Comics #1010 (Review)
Detective Comics #1009 Review
Detective Comics #1009DC Comics Written by: Peter J TomasiArt by: Christian DuceColors by: Luis GuerreroLetters by: Rob Leigh After a night of dispensing justice throughout the streets of Gotham, the next big mystery Batman will face will require Bruce Wayne to solve. Alfred wakes Bruce up way earlier than he would have liked because there… Continue reading Detective Comics #1009 Review
The Flash #54 Review
The Flash #54 DC Comics Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Christian Duce Colors by: Luis Guerrero Letters by: Steve Wands Flash continues to fight with Trickster at Iron Heights and both the warden and Commander Cold are looking to kill one or both of them in the process. When Barry finds a way to… Continue reading The Flash #54 Review
Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1 Review
Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1 DC Comics Writer: Tim Seeley Artist: Christian Duce Colors: Allen Passalaqua Letters: Josh Reed Steve Trevor is forced to take on a villainous named Saturna without the help of Wonder Woman or Argus. All while Diana waits for him to return for a romantic date. This is basically a jumping… Continue reading Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor #1 Review
Nightwing #21 Review
Nightwing #21 DC Comics Written by: Michael Mcmillian Art by: Christian Duce Color by: Chris Sotomayor Letters by: Carlos M. Mangual If you were expecting the start of a new story arc featuring Nightwing going up against his old nemesis Blockbuster, then I got some bad new for you: The next story arc will be delayed, but… Continue reading Nightwing #21 Review