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Today marks the final issue of the Rebirth Green Arrow at issue #50. The run has been a spectacular follow up to the New 52 volume and we are hoping to see more from this latest creative team of writers Lanzing and Kelly on writing duties.
Read MoreAn aging Hitler on Nazi occupied Earth-X dies in his wheelchair and the designated survivor is his son in the flashback pages at the top of Freedom Fighters #3. In present day, our Freedom Fighters are holed up in an underwater ship plotting the revolution against Adolf Hitler III.
Read MoreLast issue’s conflict between Wonder Woman and Veronica Cale is heating up with “The Grudge Part 2” in Wonder Woman #65.
Old Lady Harley #5 concludes this mini-series from the sick mind of Frank Tieri.
Read MoreTough to write this review, as I really, really loved what was going on in this comic, but I was wondering, “Where is my Aquaman?”
We’re merely three issues in to DeConnick’s run, but I want Arthur to know he is the King of Atlantis already! He’s still got amnesia or face blindness or some such ailment that is making him forget he’s part of the Justice League?
Read MoreRob Sheridan is famous for his work with Nine Inch Nails and his frequent collaborations with Trent Reznor including the 2007 innovative NIN alternative-reality game Year Zero.
Read MoreThe trinity of DC’s most exalted heroes are in a great place right now with creative teams. Superman has Bendis, Tom King and Peter Tomasi are exploring the titular Batman titles and now Wonder Woman, more than a full story arc in, is hitting a nice stride as G. Willow Wilson puts her stamp on Diana’s legend.
Read MoreCount Vertigo is back and he’s made Seattle an Inception level distortion field for Green Arrow and Black Canary to fight through. He’s on the heels of Roy Harper, whom he doesn’t realize has been killed in the events of Heroes in Crisis.
Read MoreLegendary comics writer Marv Wolfman thinks he has written his best Superman story yet, and I wholeheartedly agree. Today’s 100-Page Super Spectacular is yet another retelling of the Superman origin story, but with one key twist, this is the story of Clark’s journey to Metropolis from a small farm town.
Read MoreLove. It’s exciting. It’s new. Come aboard the latest 80-Page Giant from DC Comics, we’re expecting you!
Read MoreA Griffin and a Pegasus walk into the Border Patrol office.
Sorry, that’s really what’s happening here in Wonder Woman #63, not a setup for a joke!
Read MoreIt has been six months since the events of The Death of Superman and four new Supermen are in town to pick up the slack in Reign of the Supermen.
Both films are to replace 2007s Superman: Doomsday, an earlier adaptation of the 90s comics.
Read MoreWelcome to the Hangover III of comic book issues as our Old Lady Harley arrives in Vegas, baby! She seeks the Joker, but has to deal with a pill-popping Lobo and all of the Sins of the Strip.
Read MoreIn DeConnick’s second issue of Aquaman, Arthur is still an amnesiac on an island in The Village of Unspoken Water.
Read MoreThere is a Crisis on Earth-X in the form of Nazis being in control for over 50 years!
Read MoreWonder Woman #62 wraps up the first story arc for G. Willow Wilson on Diana Prince’s book and changes the way Wonder Woman and Ares relate to each other from here on out.
Read MoreDon’t be surprised by the vertigo you feel when you look at the new creative team for Green Arrow #48. What’s real? Where’s Ollie? Who’s Canary? We kid, and we all know that Green Arrow is firmly planted in the verdant city of Seattle, with his partner-in-scream Black Canary taking this city-saving business really seriously this time!
Read MoreWe saw Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse this weekend and its so good! Don't miss Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1 from the All New Wolverine team of Tom Taylor and Juan Cabal!
Read MoreFrank Tieri does it again with his MAD MagazineHarley Quinn riff in a Mad Max future with Old Lady Harley #3.
Read MoreThis certainly is a big week for Arthur Curry, with his blockbuster solo film hitting the big screen and also a change up on creative teams in his main comic book.
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