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  • Teen Titans #34 review

    At the end of last month’s issue it was revealed that the team’s new plan to "fix criminals" was to use Djinn to alter the minds of the men and women the team captured so they’re productive members of society. With an ending like that, the next step is to explore the repercussions of this…


  • Harley Quinn #65 review

    Harley Quinn #65 takes on a more somber tone than many of the other issues in this run. It’s still got that Quinn-tessential charm that Harley’s stories have, but Humphries tones down the wackiness just enough to make things respectful to the issue at large as Harley is forced to come to terms with the…


  • Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass review

    DC’s young adult imprint, DC Ink, just released its latest graphic novel, Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass. Creating a new origin story for Harley, this reimagining introduces readers to her as a fifteen year old, struggling to navigate life, discover who she is, and make the right choices as her home is threatened by a wave…


  • Red Hood: Outlaw #37 review

    Jason Todd has been many things since Red Hood started it’s rebirth run: hero, outlaw, Iceberg Lounge owner, and now, teacher. When Lex made his offer I was surprised. I was expecting something like powers, or maybe the Joker’s head on a plate. Instead, Lex played on Jason’s vanity, he promised to let Jason do…


  • Teen Titans #33 review

    This month the Teen Titans get a new start. Lobo has been taken care of (at least temporarily) and the secret prison isn’t so secret anymore, so what happens next? The Teen Titans have been busy since they came together as a team. In addition to searching for The Other and trying to get a…


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