Batman #21 DC Comics Written by: Tom King Art by: Jason Fabok Colors by: Brad Anderson After the conclusion of “I Am Bane,” Batman is looking ahead to something that couldn’t be much more different from his masked and brutish villain. While this newest issue of Tom King’s run is an immense departure from the… Continue reading Batman #21 Review
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All-Star Batman #9 Review
All-Star Batman #9 DC Comics Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Jock Scott Snyder’s latest arc has been seemingly deliberately and, to me, annoyingly confusing. Some of the action on the pages didn’t always make sense right away and would require re-reads in a way that weren’t always satisfying. Despite those gripes, I’ve enjoyed each… Continue reading All-Star Batman #9 Review
Aquaman #21 Review
Aquaman #21 DC Comics Written by: Dan Abnett Art by: Scot Eaton and Wayne Faucher Colors by: Gabe Eltaeb Dan Abnett’s Aquaman is swimming through some rocky waters of story arcs. Abnett penned the excellent “Deluge” storyline in issues #11 – #16 where Black Manta pitted the US against Atlantis. This storyline had scope and scale and… Continue reading Aquaman #21 Review
Superwoman #9 Review
Superwoman #9 DC Comics Written by: K. Perkins Art by: Stephen Segovia and Art Thibert Color by: Hi-Fi Superwoman #9 wonderfully captures the strong voice of Lana Lang. Lana calls out Superman for trying to use emotion to manipulate her into doing something she said she wasn’t ready for. Regardless of being a friend, a hero, or a… Continue reading Superwoman #9 Review
Nightwing #19 Review
Nightwing #19 DC Comics Story: Tim Seeley Artist: Javier Fernandez, Minkyu Jung Colors: Chris Sotomayor Letters: Carlos M. Mangual There’s a lot to like about the direction of this current storyline, but this issue felt a little short. Nightwing attempts to track down Damaian Wayne who was kidnapped by Doctor Hurt, setting up a face-off… Continue reading Nightwing #19 Review
Justice League #19 Review
Justice League #19 DC Comics Written by: Bryan Hitch Art by: Fernando Pasarin Inks by: Matt Ryan Colors by: Brad Anderson After stopping Tempus’ attempts to pull the Earth out of Space-Time, the League is faced with an even bigger threat. One they all too recently considered an ally. Batman and Superman have made their… Continue reading Justice League #19 Review
Green Lanterns #21 Review
Green Lanterns #21 DC Comics Written by: Sam Humphries Art by: Robson Rocha Inks by: Daniel Henriques and Joe Prado Colors by: Alex Sollazzo Dr. Neal Emerson is starting to lose grip on reality as he has fully embraced his alter ego Doctor Polaris and gone after Simon and Jessica full force. Internally, his fractured… Continue reading Green Lanterns #21 Review