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Batgirls #1 Review

Written by: Becky Cloonan, Michael W. Conrad Art by: Jorge Corona Coloring by: Sarah Stern Lettering by: Becca Carey The Batgirls finally get their own book! They’ve been in the corners of other Bat-books since the start of Infinite Frontier, and it’s about time that changed. As a first issue, it’s about what one would […]

Christopher Knighton

December 16, 2021

Batman #118 Review

Written by: Joshua Williamson Art by: Jorge Molina, Mikel Janin Coloring by: Tomeu Morey Lettering by: Clayton Cowles Batman #118 is emblematic of both the successes and failings of Batman as a character these last few years. Many people, in the DC Universe and the fanbase wants him to grow as a character, to be […]

Christopher Knighton

December 8, 2021

Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons #1

Written by: Kelly Sue DeConnick Art by: Phil Jimenez Coloring by: Hi-Fi, Arif Prianto, Romulo Fajardo Jr. Art by: Clayton Cowles I don’t feel like I’ve read a comic book, so much as I’ve read a Greek legend. I’m not gonna pretend like I’m some great literary analyzer who can dive headfirst into everything being […]

Christopher Knighton

December 1, 2021

Justice League Incarnate #1 Review

Written by: Joshua Williamsom, Dennis Culver Art by: Brandon Peterson, Andrei Bressan, Tom Derenick Coloring by: Hi-fi Lettering by: Tom Napolitano This book is just fun. The cast is fun, the artwork is fun, the stakes are fun, the setting is fun, everything about Justice League Incarnate is fun. This book easily has the most […]

Christopher Knighton

December 1, 2021

Superman: Son of Kal-El #5 Review

Written by: Tom Taylor Art by: John Timms Coloring by: Hi-fi Lettering by: Dave Sharpe Tom Taylor is two-for-two this week, between Superman: Son of Kal-El #5 and Dark Ages #3. Where in Dark Ages he twisted the world against our heroes, here he brings a newish hero into his own in the DC world […]

Christopher Knighton

November 17, 2021

Action Comics #1036 Review

Written by: Phillip Kennedy Johnson Art by: Daniel Sampere Coloring by: Adriano Lucas Lettering by: Dave Sharpe What’s more important for making a good villain? The way he talks, the way he walks, or what he talks and walks for? Mongul is a classic Superman villain, famous for one good story. Finally, he’ll have another, […]

Christopher Knighton

November 10, 2021

The Human Target #1 Review

Written by: Tom King Art by: Greg Smallwood Lettering by: Clayton Cowles Tom King is one of my favorite writers, but every time he starts a new series, I go back and forth on whether I should read it month to month, or in trade. That’s how I came to love The Omega Men and […]

Christopher Knighton

November 3, 2021

Dark Knights of Steel #1 Review

Written by: Tom Taylor Art & Coloring by: Yasmine Putri Lettering by: Wes Abbot There are so many cool ideas in Dark Knights of Steel. Whether it’s DC or Marvel, Tom Taylor really does know how to make an elseworld story interesting and twist the fiction as we know it. Because there are a lot […]

Christopher Knighton

November 3, 2021

DC Vs Vampires #1 Review

Written by: James Tynion IV, Matthew Rosenberg Art by: Otto Schmidt Coloring by: Otto Schmidt Lettering by: Tom Napolitano When it came to comic books this week, everything really did come up Millhouse. Between Red Hood getting a much-needed upgrade, and more Inferno, you miht think a vampire book wouldn’t hit my radar. You’d be […]

Christopher Knighton

October 27, 2021

Task Force Z #1 Review

Written by: Matthew Rosenberg Penciling by: Eddy Barrows Inking by: Eber Ferriera Coloring by: Adriano Lucas Lettering by: Rob Leigh Since Red Hood & the Outlaws ended, DC has been experimenting with the teams they put the Red Hood on. Task Force Z is no different in that regard. First, it was the Suicide Squad, […]

Christopher Knighton

October 27, 2021

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