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0 on Harley Quinn and Power Girl #6 reviewHarley Quinn and Power Girl comes to the end of its 6-issue mini with a conclusion that settles the arrangement between Vartox and the object of his obsession: Power Girl. Harley lets her friend Peej take center stage for the most part in this one (it’s her wedding day, after all), but she doesn’t hesitate…
Injustice went on hiatus at the conclusion of Year Four in October, but this month we got a belated Christmas present (or early New Year’s gift) in the form the Year Four Annual, which brings Tom Taylor back as the writer of a tale that sets up the forward action of Year Five! Note: Year…
Bats and Jokes crash Paris in Europa’s penultimate chapter with Matteo Casali and Brian Azzarello continuing the formula we’ve already seen in the previous two books. This time it’s Diego LaTorre working from layouts created by Giuseppe Camuncoli to give the story an artistic flair that complements the previous styles. Artistic flair makes up a…
Black Canary #6 "Screaming Bloody Murder” Written by Brenden Fletcher Art by Annie Wu Colors by Lee Loughridge Alright! It’s been a month and some weeks here and there since we last received a chapter of Black Canary (which I still believe is due to changes in the initial creative direction that could lead to…
Justice League #47 "Darkseid War Act III, Chapter 1: Gods of Justice” Written by Geoff Johns Art by Jason Fabok Colors by Brad Anderson After a slight delay in getting Justice League #46, we now have a quick turnaround for Justice League #47! The first thing I want to say is how amazing Fabok’s art…
This issue continues the flashback trend, providing us additional insights into the background and character motivations of our favorite Batfamily mute: Cassandra Cain. She also pulls off a pretty impressive solo insertion into the heart of The Nursery that I found offhandedly Snake Eyes-esque in nature. Pardon me while I follow my train of thought,…
Suicide Squad Vol. 2: The Nightshade Odyssey Written by John Ostrander Illustrated by Luke McDonnell Colored by Julianna Ferriter Inked by Bob Lewis Lettered by Todd Klein Task Force X, or the "Suicide Squad" as it's more popularly known, is one of the crazier concepts in comics that has found unlikely, long-running success. Beginning as…
Teen Titans #15 “On the Run" Written by Scott Lobdell and Will Pfeifer Pencils by Ian Churchill & Miguel Mendonca Colors by Tony Avina It’s the second time I’m reviewing this title this week, and if you checked out my last review, then you know I ripped Teen Titans a new one with the last…
Justice League 3001 #7 "Things Fall Apart" Written by: J. M. DeMatteis, Keith Giffen Art by: Howard Porter Colors by: Hi-Fi Cat's TidBits: WOAH. So, last issue. Superman died. Remember that? Yep. Started from the bottom now we're here. The Flash, Wonder Woman, and Supergirl fighting off the Scullions that keep on reappearing and just…
Titans Hunt #3 "Friends Like These" Written by: Dan Abnett Art by: Paulo Siqueira Colors by: Hi-Fi Cat's TidBits: Picking up right from where we left off, the Amazonian is in the picture now and she's got some anger coming towards Dick's way. There are still a lot of unanswered questions that we have about…
Deathstroke #13 “Serpent Strike” Written by James Bonny and Tony Daniel Art by Paolo Pantalena Colors by Arif Prianto Deathstroke is still going after Amanda Waller and the Suicide Squad, so that means we’re covering another issue! First things first: this issue was a lot of fun! Along with Harley, and the new villain Snakebite,…
Justice League of America #6 “Power & Glory” Part 5 Written by Bryan Hitch Pencils by Bryan Hitch Colors by Alex Sinclair I have a confession to make. I ranked this book too low on my Upcoming Comics post... While I'm irritated with the amount of delays this book has seen,it is a quality book…
The Robins square off against the Talons while Grayson makes his way to the roost of The Court of Owls! That actually sounds a lot more exciting than it turned out to be... For those of you not reading any of the other Bat-titles and only reading Robin: Son of Batman, you probably opened this…
Continuing in the footsteps of issue #11, this chapter of Batman&Robin Eternal also elaborates on the history of its more mysterious characters. This time, the focus is shifted from Cassandra specifically, to Mother and her Children. While some of what we see here could have been pieced together from what we have already learned up…
The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #2: “Book Two” Written by Frank Miller & Brian Azzarello Illustrated by Andy Kubert Inked by Klaus Janson Colored by Brad Anderson Lettered by Clem Robins Here's a surprise: Commissioner Ellen Yindel may be the most interesting, sympathetic character in this whole affair. I never thought I'd type…
Teen Titans #14 "Aftermath" Written by Scott Lobdell and Will Pfeifer Pencils by Noel Rodriguez Colors by Tony Avina We’re doing a little catching up at the moment, so I’m covering Teen Titans #14 & 15 for now. I’m honestly not in the mood to waste time, so let’s get to it… This book is…
When your biggest disappointment with a comic is that it just didn’t have another 100 pages in the issue or the lick and a prayer of some hope of continuing the series, suffice it to say you’ve enjoyed your reading experience. Gotham by Midnight comes to its cataclysmic finale at the hands of writer Ray…
Batman '66 Meets the Man From U.N.C.L.E. #1: "The Batman Affair: Deathtraps and Lairs/A Spy For a Spy" Written by Jeff Parker Illustrated by David Hahn Inked by Karl Kesel Colored by MadPencil Lettered by Wes Abbott Alright, confession time: for the longest time, I thought The Man From U.N.C.L.E. was about an alien or something.…
Batman: Arkham Knight #12: “Scare Tactics/Epilogue” Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated by Ig Guara and Viktor Bogdanovic Inked by Julio Ferreira and Richard Friend Colored by Andrew Dalhouse and John Rauch Lettered by Deron Bennett It has to be a tricky business, writing a book like this. As a prequel/lead-in to an existing/forthcoming property,…
Batman/Superman #27: "Trust" Written by Greg Pak Illustrated by Cliff Richards & Jack Herbert Colored by Beth Sotelo & Wil Quintana Lettered by Rob Leigh Change is a constant. Superman is de-powered. Jim Gordon is Batman. Jason Todd sucks. Ok, that last one is also a constant, but two out of three isn't bad. For…
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