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  • Dark Nights Metal #5 review

    Metal #5 continues to juggle the different plot threads that we saw in the preceding episode, with the exception of The Flash, who we have not seen since Metal #4. This issue, right from the opening page, screams METAL in your face, as the metal spirit is infused with every single panel. Compared to the…


  • Suicide Squad #34 review

    Suicide Squad #34 is part two of The Chosen One, an arc written by Si Spurrier and illustrated by Fernando Pasarin (pencils), Sean Parsons (inks) and Blond (colors). It picks up right where the previous issue left off, with the main character—a nobody named Juan—in great peril as he is about to be eaten by…


  • Teen Titans #16 review

    Teen Titans #16 is a one-shot issue brought to you by the guest creative team of Marv Wolfman, Tom Derenick, Trevor Scott and Jim Charalampidis. This issue presents a one-shot narrative with the spotlight on Starfire, and supporting roles for Raven and Beast Boy. Although some prior knowledge about Starfire might enhance your reading, rest…


  • Suicide Squad #33 review

    Not only is this issue the start of a two-parter, it is also where a new creative team takes over from Williams & co, and so there is the opportunity for those looking to get into Suicide Squad to hop on board with a fresh start. The question is, of course: is this a good…


  • Detective Comics #971 review

    This is chapter 3 of Fall of the Batmen, the current arc running through Detective Comics. In previous chapters we saw Gotham’s mayor interfering with Batman’s business, with the intent of shutting down his team. Additionally, the Victim Syndicate is back as the opposing force, and Stephanie has rejoined the Gotham Knights. In this week’s…


  • Teen Titans #15 review

    Here’s the third chapter of Super Sons of Tomorrow, a 5-part crossover running through Superman, Super Sons, and Teen Titans. This arc once again sees the return of Tim Drake of Tomorrow to the present day DC Universe, and he’s come to execute a plan similar to what he attempted during A Lonely Place of…


  • Dark Nights: Metal #4 review

    Scott Snyder (Script) Greg Capullo (Pencils) Jonathan Glapion (Inks) FCO Plascencia (Colors) In this month’s Metal the heroes have split up in smaller teams, all with a mission of their own. While the multiple story arcs are fun to read in their own right, the pacing is so relentlessly fast that it can be hard…


  • Superman #37 review

    This is the first chapter of the 5-part crossover, Super Sons of Tomorrow. The issue is fast paced, full of action, and sets the stage for the rest of the arc (which runs through Super Sons #11, Teen Titans #15, Superman #38 and Super Sons #12). Now, I’ll go ahead and say this up front:…


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