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13 on Oscar winner John Ridley to write prestige format "The Other History of the DC Universe"DC Comics just announced that John Ridley, Oscar-winning screenwriter of 12 Years a Slave and writer of Vertigo's The American Way and its sequel Those Above and Those Below, will write a new prestige format series this winter. Titled The Other History of the DC Universe, the series will shine a spotlight on beloved characters…
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…
For one reason or another, I went into Detective Comics #972 expecting it to be somewhat substandard. But the fact of the matter is, I actually enjoyed most of it. Maybe it's the fact that my expectations were set low going into this. Since I was expecting something inferior and got more than a halfway…
Here they are folks! The final covers before we vote to decide the Best Cover of 2017! Below you'll find the variant covers for August through November of 2017. The window to vote on these covers is extremely short, so don't waste any time. The winning cover of each poll will advance to the final…
Bizarro is slipping! The big guy's big brain boost was always expected to be temporary, but somehow, he's held on for quite a while. After coming to depend on his technological innovations and quick response times, how can the Outlaws survive when things go back to normal? It all starts to unravel in Red Hood and…
Last issue, the Titans abruptly vanquished Psimon, Mr Twister and the Key, broke the spell controlling Gnarrk and Mal, and Donna Troy somehow punched Troia back to the future. Time for a breather, then. Last issue promised ‘Next: Titans vs. Justice League’ which is kind of what you get in Titans #19 if what you…
So here we are, with another Teen Titans Go! issue. It is certainly something. Now, I know this series has a lot of detractors because of how silly it is, which is valid: it's incredibly silly, and oftentimes immature. See the newly-released trailer for the upcoming movie for proof of that. Yet it's also a…
Almost two years ago (February 2016), there was an exclusive Loot Crate Harley Quinn comic, which finally now is available to everybody. This oversize special presents the Loot Crate-exclusive story as a stand-alone comic, available in comics shops for the first time ever, with an additional eighteen (18!) pages of brand-new story and art by…
Spyral comes calling for Huntress! When Tiger shows up with a mission in Paris, the Birds travel across the Atlantic to go covert and get the bad guy. Will they prevail? And will Huntress be able to resist the call back to her old life? Find out in Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #18.…
As we left the Justice League of America a few weeks ago, Caitlin Snow, alias Killer Frost, was seemingly cured. No longer driven by her hunger for heat, Caitlin's skin lost its icy blue pallor and, with it gone, she appeared to be "normal" once more. But, not unexpectedly, the means by which she was…
Appropriately titled “Time off for Bad Behavior” or “We are Outta Here!”, Harley Quinn no. 34 brings an end to the long-running successful collaboration between husband and wife team Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti. It’s been three years and probably at least 100 comic books bringing Harley into her own through this flagship series as…
This week, I’m honoring Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti! Why? Well, they don’t need a specific reason because they’re both incredible people, but this week is their final issue of Harley Quinn. It feels strange, and I’ll admit I’m a little sad. I’ve grown to associate Conner and Palmiotti to Harley as much as I…
We're racing to discover the Best Cover of 2017 as voted by you! You’ve been voting on your favorite covers throughout the year, and now we’re bringing those winners together into various polls to decide which comics will compete in our Best Cover of 2017 post at the end of the year. I guess you can…
The DC Universe is that: a universe. Most of the company's most beloved characters originate from-- or are at least somehow connected to-- the planet Earth, yet their adventures can often take them beyond the stars. There's New Genesis and Apokolips, caught in perpetual conflict; Oa and now Mogo, headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps…
Jack Napier, hero of the oppressed. Batman, Gordon, and the rest of the law in Gotham may not believe it, but the people of the city's most neglected borough believe that the man once called the Joker has earned their trust. But is their faith in him well-placed? There may be no answers in Batman: White…
Batman #38 is, simply put, wonderful. I've literally been waiting to get a story like this for the last 6 years. Back in 2015, there was a flashback scene from Batman&Robin Eternal early on in the story that involved a murder at a penthouse apartment in the middle of a thunderstorm with the victims lying…
Duke Thomas has appeared in Zero Year, Endgame, Superheavy, Future’s End, Batman & Robin Eternal, We Are Robin, White Knight, All Star Batman and now he has his own three issue miniseries. It’s been a busy five years and a lot of exposure for a character that’s left a lot of Bat-fans cold. From the opening scene of Batman…
In this month’s chapter of The Shadow/ Batman, things get explosive, but even that can’t prevent the plot from stalling a little. I’ve been pretty vocal concerning my admiration for this book! Steve Orlando has crafted an incredible story that is written well, and the art by Timpano is also quite spectacular. That being said,…
It’s been a bad few weeks for the Justice League. A tactical error cost a nun her life, the government is pointing fingers, and now some whack-job is mixing cosplay and murder in Batman’s name. How can the League fix its image and regain public trust? Find out in Justice League #36. A bit off…
The girls fully embrace their situation in this chapter of Harley & Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica, but two and a half issues into this trope, things are starting to get tired... This issue took a turn for the worst for me. There are many aspects of Harley & Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica that…
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