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6 on Read a five page preview of the first issue of "No Justice"After the events of Dark Nights: Metal, everything in the DC Universe is just going to get crazier. The Source Wall is broken, new heroes are appearing, and Atlantis itself is destined to rise from the sea. Spinning right out of the finale of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's mega-hit, the upcoming No Justice miniseries from…
I have a lot to discuss here, and I have mixed emotions about many elements within this story… So, let’s just jump into it! Fair warning though, there are spoilers aplenty after the credits page! This issue picks up two hours after the events of the previous chapter. If you remember, Batman and Red Robin…
Last month, in #38, we saw that the Captain Prohaska’s AI got hacked and the super-soldier started to wreak havoc. Then, the one who’d taken over his AI, also took control of the parietal lobe of every living being in Washington, including the president. The following threat was made to Flag: don’t send any super-humans…
Grab your towel, snorkel, and sunscreen, because we're having us a day at the beach. DC Comics have just announced the upcoming 80-page one-shot DC Beach Blanket Bad Guys Special #1, featuring stories from the likes of talent like Paul Dini, Shea Fontana, and Gabriel Hardman. It's nice to see DC shining the spotlight on a…
Showdown in Bizarro's Kryptonite Kave! Last issue, Artemis stumbled upon the big lug's supply of brain juice, and B stumbled upon her stumbling upon his secret. He also had her axe in his hand. What? Everything's unraveling for our lovable once-half-wit in Red Hood and the Outlaws #21. To know thee is to spoil thee Red…
This issue, when Diana says, 'What a song and dance. Will you get to the point?' I couldn't help but feel the same way. Trinity #21 shares most of the flaws of the preceding issues and adds more by perplexingly juxtaposing two timelines. On the opening page, we flash back to the end of issue…
Imagine you're a kid again. Nine, maybe ten years old. You and your best friends are in the back yard, playing with your sweet Justice League of America action figures. Mostly the good guys, of course, because who wants the villains? After you guys stop fighting over who gets to be Batman, you start coming…
Dan Abnett has reminded us over the course of the previous few issues why we should care about certain core members of the Titans (while a few less-important characters have been left by the wayside). Now their time for wallowing is over; it's time for action! If you love the Titans but somehow hate their…
Huntress feels betrayed. She thought that things were different with her mother, but evidently, she was wrong. And with Calculator and his metal assassin Burnrate still at large, there are other pressing concerns to deal with before emotions. The series is drawing to a close, in this, its penultimate issue. Soon, all will be revealed…
One of our favorite creators, Jimmy Palmiotti, has thrown down a challenge (more like a request, but “challenge” sounds more exciting)! He recently went to Twitter to ask people in the entertainment industry – especially those who have enjoyed success from comic book adaptations – the following: Hey CELEBRITIES- Producers- behind the scenes FILM AND…
It's been a big weekend for conventions, what with both Fan Expo Dallas and C2E2 going on concurrently. Possibly the biggest news to come out of either event, at least as of this time, is the announcement that Joëlle Jones will headline a new Catwoman title. Spinning directly out of Batman #50, the series will see…
Look, comedy is incredibly subjective. One person may laugh uncontrollably at a joke while another is left wondering why anybody would find it even remotely funny. Not every joke will make everyone laugh, but every joke is bound to make someone laugh. I did not laugh very much at this comic. Which is a shame,…
Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing attempt to do a lot of things in this one-and-done issue of Nightwing… And they fall short with every single attempt. If I were to speak generally, I would say that this is a story of Nightwing fighting his way through an ancient branch of the Yakuza to save Robin.…
This was a surprise. Not to slight the concept, but when a "Deathstroke vs. Batman" series was announced I thought it was going to be much more straightforward than the end product here. Even with Christopher Priest at the helm, a man who has effectively made a career out of subverting expectations in how stories…
It's time to go shopping for a wedding dress with Catwoman! But seeing as how this is Selina Kyle, I really don't think anyone expected this process to follow the norm....and it doesn't. But enough of me trying to be catchy in an intro paragraph. Let's just get to it! First thing's first. I have…
Wonder Woman has been shot! A bullet bounced off of the Man of Steel's impenetrable pectorals and hit Diana in the one spot that wasn't protected: everywhere but her wrists! Can she be saved, and can the League stop the wholesale slaughter of unarmed refugees, or will they be defeated by political sensitivity? Find out in Justice League…
The end is in sight. With Neo Joker holding Gotham City in frozen captivity, Jack and Harley have no choice but to face the thorn in their side. But what of Batman? Will he sit in Arkham as the fate of his city is decided? Or will the Dark Knight find his way back into…
The “Angry Bird” storyline comes to a close, not with a whimper, but with a great big bang that nonetheless feels more sound and fury than anything else. Maybe if this had been a three-episode arc with only a handful of villains, it would have made more sense, but the sprawl of it and the…
Tom Taylor’s Injustice 2 continues to pull no punches whatsoever as a new and sort of misaligned Justice League takes on Ra’s al Ghul’s insanely invulnerable Amazo. It’s Wonder Woman and Batman! It’s Green Arrow and Black Adam! And yet somehow it’s still going to take more to put this killing machine down. Digital Firsts…
Yesterday was April Fools' Day and Shazam director David Sandberg wasn't the only one who had some fun. In January, DC announced that Superman would be getting his classic red trunks back in Action Comics #1000, and as part of their April Fools' joke they put out a press release yesterday announcing that everyone is…
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