Murder In Iron Heights! – The Flash #36 Review
Barry Allen rushes to Iron Heights fearing his friend and colleague Kristen has been murdered. That was what we were
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Cracking Christmas Comics: A Guide To Comics This Holiday Season
With the release of several holiday themed comics this week already, I thought it wise to offer you a selection
Read moreThe Man of Steel Is The New Darkseid?! – Superman #36 Review
The fires of Apokolips have been snuffed out as civil war brews on the planet. There’s a power vacuum in
Read moreBatman #36 Is One Of The Best Single Issues Of The Year
Batman and Superman share a unique bond in comics. They are friends, allies, and brothers. They’ve stood by each others
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: Nov. 29, 2017 – Batman: Creature Of The Night, Hal Jordan & The Green Lantern Corps, Mystic U, Sword of Ages, Transformers: Lost Light
Another week, another stack of comics. But don’t worry, I’m here to guide you through! Welcome back to Bottom of
Read moreThe DC Universe Is Not Prepared For Singularity Jain – Green Lanterns #36 Review
Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz have their hands full with Bolphunga and his father, Boff. The feared mercenary came to
Read moreSuper Pets Galore – The Super Sons 2017 Annual Is What Annuals Should Be
Someone is kidnapping pets in Gotham City. This is the next case that Superboy and Robin are going to check
Read moreIf We Shadows Have Offended…A Review Of Aquaman Annual #1
To be honest there are a lot of reasons why someone might not give this issue a shot. Aquaman has
Read moreAlisa Kwitney And Mike Norton Take The Magical DCU Back To School – Mystik U #1
It’s a bit surreal to hold Mystik U in your hands. Originally announced ahead of DC’s last rebranding effort, DC
Read moreThe Justice League Film Is A Mediocre Gathering of DC’s Classic Heroes
(PLEASE NOTE: This review contains very mild SPOILERS for Justice League.) A lot was sitting on the shoulders of Justice
Read moreNew Troubles Arise As New Lanterns Begin – Hal Jordan And The Green Lantern Corps #33 Review
The Green Lantern Corps is given a moment of reflection after the recent chaotic events that have shaken things up
Read moreMore Mythical And Majestic Covers From Liam Sharp’s The Brave And The Bold
With pre-orders up and running for Liam Sharp’s highly anticipated take on The Brave and The Bold in his 6 issue mini-series
Read moreThe Rise of the Negative Flash – The Flash #35 Review
Poor Barry Allen can’t catch a break lately. He finally had a glimmer of hope with the return of Meena,
Read moreA Prelude To Doomsday Clock – Action Comics #992 Review
After the events of “The Oz Effect” where Superman’s biological father, Jor-El was revealed as the manipulative Mr. Oz, the
Read moreDoomsday Clock #1 – How To Solve A Problem Like Ozymandias?
So, how does one approach a comic like DC Comics’ Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock, knowing that this is a first issue and
Read moreBottom of the Pile: Nov. 15, 2017 – Astonisher, Future Quest Presents, Mage: The Hero Denied, Ninja-K, Super Sons
We’re only days away from Watchmen 2. (Does that get under your skin? It shouldn’t, because it’s not going away.)
Read moreThe Man Of Steel Is the Savior Of Apokolips – Superman #35 Review
Lex Luthor has been swept to Apokolips to fulfill a prophecy that would have him taking over for Darkseid. He’s
Read moreThis Should be Mandatory Reading for Any Parent – Super Sons #10 Review
There’s a lot going on for Superboy and Robin. The sons of Superman and Batman have been working together to
Read moreNew Doomsday Clock #1 Video – The American Nightmare As Ozymandias’s Plans Are Uncovered
In a video just posted on the DC webpage, Geoff Johns invites readers to a behind the scenes look at
Read moreThe Brave And The Bold Returns With Liam Sharp Scripting And Drawing The Whole Shebang
The Washington Post has broken the news that Liam Sharp (Wonder Woman, Madefire) will both write and draw a new
Read moreWitness The Might Of Bolphunga! – Green Lanterns #35 Review
Bolphunga the Unrelenting is on Earth causing a ruckus and looking for some Green Lanterns. Not all is what it
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: Nov. 8th, 2017 – Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey, New Super Man, Detective Comics, Titans, Unbelievable Gwenpool, X-Men Gold
Well, it’s that time again. Welcome back to Bottom of the Pile, where I talk about some of my favorite
Read moreHal Jordan And The GLC #32 Is A Gorgeous, But Unnecessary Metal Tie-In
Although Hal Jordan was heading back to space in the previous issue, this one sees him back on Earth to
Read moreA Face From Barry’s Past Returns And Shakes Things Up In The Flash #34
After a brief interlude into Dark Nights: Metal, The Flash returns to its regularly scheduled programming. Meena, one of the
Read moreSuperman Is Shaken, But Not Broken In Action Comics #991
It’s all been building to this. Mr. Oz stands revealed as Zor-El, Superman’s father thought dead years ago when the
Read moreOddly Normal Creator Otis Frampton Reveals DC Comics Children’s Books
I’m a big fan of all things Otis Frampton. For those of you who don’t know, he’s the creator/writer/illustrator of Image Comics’, Oddly Normal, which
Read moreBottom of the Pile: November 1st, 2017 – Death Stroke, Green Arrow, Green Lanterns, The Jetsons
The selection is a bit short in Bottom of the Pile this week, but they’re still some of the best
Read moreIt’s A Homecoming For Jefferson Pierce In Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands #1
There aren’t many creators that have been writing a single Big Two character for as long as Tony Isabella. Created
Read more“Change Is Good” – Brian Michael Bendis Heads To DC From Marvel
After 20 years working for Marvel, writer Brian Michael Bendis will be leaving the publisher to take up an exclusive
Read moreLois Lane Is A Female Fury And Pretty Awesome In Superman #34
Lex Luthor has been transported to Apokolips as part of a prophecy that foretold he would lead the planet after
Read moreDC Is Running A Sweepstakes For A Death Statue By Stanley Lau
Well, sweepstakes are not all that complicated to take part in–you simply enter your information, so why not enter for
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