Joshua Williamson Archives

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Wally has been taken by Zoom, and the Renegades try to hold the Flash. However, Barry isn't going to give up on Wally. Is it a good read?

No Justice comes to its conclusion as the Omega Titans near Earth and Green Arrow has to keep Amanda Waller from nuking four corners of the world in response. Can the Justice League save the day? Is it a good read?

Flash War begins with Barry Allen and the elder Wally West assailed by the Renegades, a Rogues-inspired future police force, who want to arrest Iris West for the murder of Eobard Thawne. Does it make for a good read?

No Justice rages on as Martian Manhunter and Starro the Conqueror work to free the bottled worlds and Team Entropy seeks help from Vril Dox. Does it make for a good read?

Mignola himself as well as Chris Roberson and D'Isreali bring you this tale. Batman: Detective Comics #981 cover by Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, and Adriano Lucas Batman: Detective Comics #981 "Batmen Eternal" and James Tynion IV's legendary run on Batman: Detective Comics comes to their finale with the Gotham Knights uniting once more to stop the plans of Ulysses and his Omac army which has already[...]

No Justice continues after the apparent death of Brainiac. Amanda Waller seeks a solution on Earth but is stopped by Green Arrow. On Colu, the Justice League split into Brainiac's teams and set about their objectives. Is it a good read?

Another week of comics has gone by, and Bleeding Cool is here to let you know the wins and losses. Deadpool! Adamantium Agenda! No Justice! We'll let you know which was which. Read here to view the score.

The Flash tries to help Wally West cope with his memories of another world while we see the plans of Eobard Thawne and Hunter Zolomon, the two men known as Zoom. Does it make for good read?

No Justice kicks off with a visit to Earth from Brainiac. He easily dispatches the Justice League, Titan, Teen Titans, and Suicide Squad. However, he is seeking their help. Does it make for a good read?

DC Nation kicks off with three introductory stories leading into Batmand and Catwoman's wedding, Man of Steel, and No Justice. Is it a good read?

Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt follows the Flash, Raven, and Cyborg desperately trying to return to our universe with the help of Detective Chimp. Is it a good read?

The Flash is held at bay by Black Hole, which we now know is led by Gorilla Grodd. Will Grodd be able to break Barry Allen? Is it a good read?

The elder Wally West, also known as the Flash, attempts to connect with someone he knew before he disappeared. In the future, the murder of the Reverse-Flash is investigated. Is The Flash Annual #1 a good read?

Joshua Williamson and Andrei Bressan's Birthright will be coming to a theater near you sometime in the future, courtesy of Universal Pictures and Skybound Entertainment The Image Comics fantasy series, which also features colors by Adriano Lucas, will be produced by David Alpert, Bryan Furst, Sean Furst, Jeb Brody, and Robert Kirkman. Kirkman, the third famous person to ever[...]

The Flash comes in to investigate a murder at Iron Heights. A Rogue is dead, and anyone could be a suspect. Is this a compelling mystery?

Meena has aborbed Barry's Negative Speed Force energy and proclaimed herself the Negative Flash. With this new enemy, is it a good read?

Thankfully for Evolution, the Skybound horror title by James Asmus, Joseph Keatinge, Christopher Sebela, Joshua Williamson, Joe Infurnari, and Jordan Boyd, it looks like the title has what it takes to survive. Evolution #1 is being "rushed back to print in order to keep up with increased customer demand," according to a press release from Image Comics. A[...]

The Justice League is at the mercy of the Nightmare Batmen, but Cyborg has become connected to a power he didn't know he had. Is this a compelling read?

However, Joshua Williamson's Flash series has shown itself fairly obsessed with creating new evil counterparts to the Flash with Godspeed and Meena It doesn't help that Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato contributed their own new Reverse-Flash with Daniel West, and there are two Wally Wests right now That's admittedly not the fault of Williamson, but[...]

Last Wednesday saw the release of Dark Nights: Metal tie in one shot, Batman Lost, written by Scott Snyder, James Tyion IV, and Joshua Williamson, with art handled by Doug Mahnke, Yanick Paquette, Jorge Jimenez, Jaime Mendoza, Wil Quintana, Nathan Fairbairn, and Alejandro Sanchez. Batman Lost cover by Olivier Coipel and Dave Stewart But one of the[...]

Batman Lost adores its vulnerable protagonist without deifying him, it is a good mind trip of a story, and the art is gorgeous.

The Flash and Steel just sent Superman to the Dark Multiverse, but the forces of Barbatos have counterattacked. Does this Metal tie-in hit hard?

While reconnecting with Kid Flash has been a strained process, Barry's new job at Iron Heights may just be worse. Is this new stage still readable?

Green Arrow has to work with other heroes in their defense of Gotham City from the forces of the Batman Who Laughs. Is it a compelling read?

Amongst the announcements were two new vertigo series, Motherland by Si Spurrier and Rachael Stott, and Deathbed by Joshua Williamson and Riley Rossmo. DC also revealed that they have access to time travel technology by talking about the things the panel's guests said at the panel that hasn't taken place yet. The Vertigo/DC's Young Animal panel at[...]

It's a good continuation to the Flash's saga, and writer Joshua Williamson should be proud of his work here Pick it up. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Flash #31 variant cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi The Flash battles the villain Bloodwork, a former CCPD coroner named Ramsey Rosso His blood is spreading throughout Central City, and the[...]

Batman: The Red Death is a cruel yet fun little diversion about Bat-Flash from Metal #2, and you should give it a look — if that sounds appealing to you.

The auspicious lineup features Riley Rossmo, Tim Seeley, Si Spurrier, Magdalene Visaggio, Joshua Williamson and others!" Now, what is of particular interest are the creators named on this panel: Riley Rossmo, Joshua Williamson, Si Spurrier, Tim Seeley, and Magdalene Visaggio. The panel is a mix of Vertigo and Young Animal, as the two lines seem to be edging[...]

The Flash #28 is a very well-balanced comic. It is a carefully constructed concoction of character study, action, and intrigue.