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DC has announced that writer Scott Snyder will be joined by artists Jim Cheung (New Avengers: Illuminati) and Jorge Jimenez (Super Sons) on a bi-weekly reboot of Justice League that will begin after the events of Justice League: No Justice.
Sideways #2 by Dan DiDio, Justin Jordan, and Kenneth Rocafort is a funny and action-packed introduction for an intriguing new hero in DC’s already-packed line-up.
Trinity #19 by James Robinson and Jack Herbert is another fun story in the never-ending tales of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.
Recently, Tom King took to Twitter to give everyone a first look at Catwoman’s wedding dress drawn by the supremely talented Joelle Jones.
When the reader isn’t spending a few too many seconds struggling to understand what Bizarro is saying, Superman #42 is a fantastic read. One that emulates work of the past and makes gentle fun of that work.
Batman: White Knight #6 has a few twists and turns. They are the most shocking of the series, but Sean Gordon Murphy is a good storyteller. Batman: White Knight #6 will make you want to buy the next issue.
The Terrifics #1 introduces us to a merry band of misfits who have no reason to be stuck to one another. But thanks to fun and lighthearted writing and unsurprisingly amazing art, The Terrifics #1 makes for a fantastic comic.
Mera: Queen of Atlantis #1 does a great job of defining who Mera is, but aside from one major fight, she doesn’t really have much else to do in this issue.
Beware of spoilers to Batman #41, ye who enter here Love is in the air… Poison Ivy is an…interesting Batman […]
Thanks to Liam Sharp, the pages of The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman #1 are just as good as the premise. This is the kind of story fans are looking to read.