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Aquaman and Murk arrives at the Atlantean palace and nears their encounter with King Corum Rath. Elsewhere, Mother Cetea, Vulko, and Dolphin try to find a way to cancel Rath's magic. Is it a good read?

Stilian "Blackheart" Desault is at the center of all of this, leading our heroes through this war. Ether Copper: Golems #1 cover by David Rubin Ether Copper: Golems #1 Matt Kindt and David Rubin bring this collision of Earth and Ether, leaving it to Boone Dias and his team to save both worlds. Aquaman #36 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi Aquaman #36 Dan[...]

Perhaps this has been explained better in another issue, or perhaps Dan Abnett is holding that for a reveal However, the goal is so vague and generic that it doesn't work too well as a prize for Silencer. Also, Honor and Blake's child is a tad annoying His dialogue is very much in the realm of[...]

Ocean Master is stopped from killing Mera by his new family, who want him to come home. Mera and Ocean Master must convince them of the importance of his mission. Is it a good read?

Dan Abnett wrote a fun and compelling Annual for the Titans here This one gets a recommendation Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Victory is at hand for the Brain His cognitive capability is reaching its full potential, and he is on the cusp of the hypergenius The Justice League has been pacified by the[...]

A long story isn't as much a problem if you're consistently engaged, and Dan Abnett has kept me consistently engaged and excited with each new issue. That isn't to say there isn't a slight weariness building within my conscience, and I imagine others feel the same way However, this story has considerably more stamina than Black[...]

Plus the usual interviews and features – and in the bagged supplement this month, a former Chief Judge dispenses justice in Mega-City One in The Streets of Dan Francisco by Arthur Wyatt and Paul Marshall! 64pp (+ bagged 64pp graphic novel), monthly, £5.99 UPC: 9 770960 181187 98 ISSN: 0960 1813 2000 AD PROGS 2088-2091 2088 on sale 4 July[...]

The Titans are still split apart, and, with Arsenal pinned down by Cheshire and the Justice League overwhelmed by the Brain's machinations, it's up to Donna Troy to save the day. Is it a good read?

Check out the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBVVqQL11Yc&feature=youtu.beVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: The Final Guardians of the galaxy easter egg… I hope (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBVVqQL11Yc&feature=youtu.be) Is the Guardians of the Galaxy Easter egg that has eluded fans for so long a reference to Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, the writers of the rebooted 2008 Guardians of the Galaxy[...]

I'm very aware that such melodrama is common to the Big Two and has been a part of Dan Abnett's Aquaman, but it feels so much more prominent in this entry. Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 art by Lan Medina, Norm Rapmund, and Veronica Gandini Lan Medina's artwork is strong, and Ocean Master in particular looks stunning[...]

Robert Venditti has continued to keep this series fast-moving and fun, and Ethan van Sciver returns to contribute his talent to this issue. Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 cover by Nicola Scott and Romulo Fajardo Jr. Mera: Queen of Atlantis #2 While the first issue had its problems, Dan Abnett has still written some fantastic Mera material in Aquaman, and there is still a lot[...]

Hopefully Dan Abnett will be able to seal the deal on this character In any case, this issue is recommended, and you should certainly check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Aquaman and the Undercurrent have brought down the Crown of Thornes, but the regime of King Corum Rath is not over Rath intends to retaliate,[...]

As tensions continue to skyrocket, we learn the origins of King Corum Rath. Dan Abnett is joined by artist Kelley Jones for what will hopefully be a good villain origin. Batman #43 cover by Mikel Janin Batman #43 Batman and Catwoman confront Poison Ivy, whom currently has control of every human being on Earth[...]

It has action, drama, and that focus on friendship that has defined Dan Abnett's run of the series Pelletier, Hennessy, and Lucas bring some good artwork on top of that This one gets a recommendation Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Monsieur Mallah and the Brain move onto the next phase of their plan, and[...]

There are also three physical tiers that include signed comics, Battlestar Galactica trade paperbacks, and — for fans who love BSG and more genre TV — rare Walking Dead and X-Files comics. The Battlestar Galactica Groupees Bundle promotion can be found right here. To help promote the bundle, Dynamite has sent over a couple of Battlestar Galactica digital comics to share with you, the readers, this is the[...]

As such, Eliot is gratefully here to keep me on track and to serve as a semi-informed correspondent off which to bounce my terrible ideas and opinions. Jeremy Konrad will also be a regular on here, but he wasn't able to join us due to the winter storm tearing through the northeastern United States. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdwAEpma3MEVideo can't be loaded[...]

is privy to the civil war in Atlantis, and they are worried that their internal conflicts will spill over onto American soil like they have in the past. Mera: Queen of Atlantis #1 cover by Nicola Scott and Romulo Fajardo Jr. Despite this being a Mera comic, writer Dan Abnett seems more comfortable with writing Ocean Master[...]

That being said, he, the tight inking of Andrew Hennessy, and the bright color art from Adriano Lucas make for a gorgeous comic. Titans #20 shows Dan Abnett to be quite adept at splitting up stories and making each one feel mostly engaging Of course, his time on Heroes for Hire, Guardians of the Galaxy, and[...]

This is the Aquaman's final stand. Aquaman #33 cover by Stjepan Sejic I cannot praise the last two arcs of Dan Abnett, Stjepan Sejic/Riccardo Federico's Aquaman enough, and Aquaman #33 brings the book to its highest crescendo yet This issue is wall-to-wall action, as our beloved Arthur Curry takes the fight to Rath's regime with the help[...]

Superstar artist and member of DC's Master Class, John Romita Jr., has a new book in stores next week: The Silencer #1, written by Dan Abnett, and part of DC's New Age of DC Heroes initiative Romita gave an interview to Vaneta Rogers at Newsarama talking about the book, and one theme kept coming up[...]

We also learn some of Mera's priorities in the same regard. This looks like it will be the final prelude issue before the big blowout war in Atlantis between the rebels and Corum Rath's forces, which is exciting and welcome. I say that, but I am genuinely impressed with how well Dan Abnett has paced this story[...]

Dan Abnett and I.N.J Culbard's sci-fi trilogy starring cute, anthropomorphic animals will conclude in June with Wild's End: Journey's End OGN from BOOM! Studios But despite saying End twice in the title, that doesn't mean that Journey's End is The End for Wild's End. "Both Ian and I have loved working on Wild's End — it's a particularly[...]

Thankfully, Dan Abnett manages to avoid that for the most part, though. Titans #19 art by Paul Pelletier, Andrew Hennessy, and Adriano Lucas Paul Pelletier takes over the art for this comic, and Titans #19 looks great for it Mr Pelletier has always been really skilled at displaying emotional expression, and his overall style looks great The[...]

Silencer brings us the story of Honor Guest, a retired former assassin just trying to live quietly with her family. Unfortunately, her old life is coming for her. Does this make for a good read?

Sue me. This is one of those comics that was just plain fun and stuck with me long after other comics faded from my mind. Captain Kronos #1 by Dan Abnett and Tom Mandrake is swashbuckling, vampire-murdering, bloody fun. Captain Kronos #1 cover by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy Captain Kronos is joined by his allies, Carla and Grost, as they travel across Europe,[...]

Aquman has had a lengthy yet consistently compelling runnign story with "Underworld," which has consisted of Arthur, Mera, and Dolphin attempting to liberate Atlantis from the tyrannical Corum Rath, a nationalistic and bigoted ruler who has been abusing the old magics of the undersea kingdom. This story has begun to reach its crescendo with Aquaman #31 by Dan Abnett and Riccardo Federico,[...]

Aquaman is leading the Undercurrent now, kickstarting the revolution against Corum Rath's regime. Many want to steer the revolution to suit their needs. Can Aquaman bring peace and prosperity back to Atlantis? Is it a good read?

Dan Abnett's Titans are a truly endearing team, and Booth, Rapmund, and Dalhouse make up a strong art team for the visual side The issue successfully brings a dramatic finale in the battle against Troia, and that's what it really needed to do I recommend this one; check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Titans[...]

in the last episode of the current series of Lawless by Dan Abnett and Phil Winslade; Cursed Earth Koburn is caught in the centre of outright chaos in 'The Law of the Cursed Earth' by Rory McConville and Carlos Ezquerra; the dimensional wall is breaking apart in the DREDD movie sequel 'The Dead World' by[...]

Captain Kronos has come face-to-face with the local master vampire, Slake, whose minions don't have the normal weaknesses. Does this make for a good read?