Review: ‘Superman/Spider-Man’ Scratches An Unexpected Itch
It’s a hard balance to strike of creating a story that’s equal parts nostalgia and modern. It’s something that the
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Lucas Gattoni
From Hero To Superhero — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #6
A beginning, a middle, and an ending. These are the core components that make up any compelling and complete story.
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Time To Do That Big Hero Stuff — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #5
Go ahead say the name. It’s right there on the tongue’s tip ready to be shouted out to the world.
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Two Heads Are Better — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #4
Two science bros get to do what they do best with their big brains in order to save two cities.
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Who Is That Masked Man — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #3
Fresh off stealing the show in the hit summer film Superman, Mr. Terrific’s journey down a hard memory lane continues.
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A Life Well Lived — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #2
Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and capabilities. Some fight world threatening villains, others work closer to home, speaking for
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Nothing But A Yellow Thing — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #3
Judgment continues to be in progress as the citizens of Evergreen remain trapped by the mysterious machinations of Abin Sur.
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Back Where It All Began — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #1
Just in time to grace the screens for a blockbuster theater debut, Mr. T has his own comic series again.
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The Darkness Consumes All — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #2
Living without fear is a dangerous concept. While generally a negative emotion, it can often be a protector and educator.
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Be The One Without Fear — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #1
Ask any comic book fan who’s ever read a Green Lantern comic, you’ll find they likely have a different favorite
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The Family That Strikes Back Together — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #4
Parenting is inherently not an easy thing. There is no one-size-fits-all instruction manual or style to employ. Imagine tossing super-powered
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Crossing The Parental Line — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #3
Being a parent is an inherently tough, yet fulfilling, role to take on. Now imagine throwing in some meta-human powers,
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Kickstarting Comics: Discussing ‘Sh*tkickers’ With Joey Esposito And Andrea Schiavone
Writer Joey Esposito and artist Andrea Schiavone are collaborators on the comic Shi*kickers. They are going to be crowdfunding the
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Crackling With Energy: Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #1
Amanda Waller was defeated, and the powers of the DC Universe were returned. Except, there were quite a few complications.
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Advance Review: ‘Mugshots’ #4 Does Not Develop Perfectly
Writer Jordan Thomas brings most of the plot threads to a conclusion. Fortunately, or unfortunately, there is an epilogue that
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Advance Review: ‘Mugshots’ #2 Has Logical Motivations
Writer Jordan Thomas creates another strong script for this series. Yet, it is a bit reliant on the first issue
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No Curiosity For This Cat: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #65
Fiction rules tend to state that a character is never actually dead, no matter what you saw, without a body.
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Preview: DC Comics Shares Key Art For May’s ‘DC Pride 2024’ Anthology
This year’s DC Pride 2024 anthology will see its growing stable of LGBTQIA+ characters venture to some of the most
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In Space No One Can Hear You Meow: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #64
Selina Kyle’s mystically gifted, literal nine lives are almost exhausted, leaving the vigilante thief with very little room for error.
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Death Becomes Her: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #63
Nine actual lives to spare, to use for anything imaginable. Unfortunately, Catwoman is running out of extra lives. Surely, she
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Advance Review: ‘Mugshots’ #1 Turns Out Right
Writer Jordan Thomas is not clear in this first issue on the time period — which the solicitation says is
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Getting Lost In Here: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #62
Find yourself with nine lives to burn? Perhaps consider the opportunity of joining a group such as the Suicide Squad.
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What A Way To Go: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #61
Selina Kyle has nine lives to burn through, and her latest mission is really taking that idea to the extreme.
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The Cats Of Gotham: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ Vol 3
Selina Kyle is a free-roaming cat, so putting her behind bars won’t be good for her or really anyone else.
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Extra Lives Without Purpose: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #60
Imagine what life would be like if things were more like a video game, chiefly the part with extra lives.
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Immortality, It’s Yours For The Taking!: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #58
The war between the Bat and the Cat intensifies as the penultimate chapter of their heartbreaking event brings new threats.
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Review — ‘Blue Beetle’ #2 Is A Lot Of Set-Up & A Lot Of Heart
Blue Beetle has become well known as being a little different for a DC property. It’s much more character and
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Forsaking Love For War: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #57
Mom and Dad are at war, and everyone, including the citizens of Gotham City, is now stuck in the middle.
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Review — ‘Blue Beetle’ #1 Is A Unique And Delightful Trip Into The DC Universe
There’s no denying that Jaime Reyes is one of the most unique and exciting characters in the DC Universe. Now
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Previewing DC Comics All-New Number One Issues
Next Tuesday 5th September sees DC Comics release several new titles. Birds of Prey #1, Blue Beetle #1 (in both
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Previewing ‘Superboy: The Man Of Tomorrow’ #5
Writer: Kenny Porter Artist: Jahnoy Lindsay Letters: Lucas Gattoni CONNER KENT STRANDED IN THE COSMOS! Conner’s been left for dead
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