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Hawkman #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair
Even if he gets it, he cannot operate the artifact on his own. Hawkman #1 cover by Bryan Hitch and Alex Sinclair Hawkman is one of my favorite DC heroes, and it's pained me how little he's been seen since Savage Hawkman, Justice League of America under Geoff Johns and Jeff Lemire, and the first arc of[...]
Justice League #1 cover by Jim Cheung and Laura Martin
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Justice League has been born anew All heroes across the world work together now with the core team of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Martian Manhunter, Cyborg, the Flash, and Hawkgirl working in the center of it all Their base of operations is the Hall of Justice in Washington D.C Martian Manhunter is[...]
Comics for Your Pull Box, June 6th, 2018: New Age of Justice and Hulks
The Emerald Archer receives another writer shift with Mairghread Scott and Matthew Scott. Green Lanterns #48 cover by Paul Pelletier, Danny Miki, and Adriano Lucas Green Lanterns #48 The Green Lantern Corps fears for the possibilities that lie in the ring of Jessica Cruz and are bringing her in to investigate. Justice League #1 cover by Jim Cheung Justice League #1 This one I'm[...]
Green Arrow Annual #2 cover by David Lopez
It looks like a job for the Justice League, but they're nowhere to be seen Even worse, Green Arrow can't get in touch with Red Arrow, Arsenal, or Black Canary, and the Queen Incorporated cell phone satellite has been taken down Thankfully, Batgirl contacts Ollie through a Birds of Prey transmitter Can Green Arrow figure[...]
Doomsday Clock #5 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson
While a lot of his New 52 Justice League and Green Lantern material was lackluster, Flashpoint, DC Universe: Rebirth, Blackest Night, JSA, Flash, and his pre-New 52 Green Lantern comics were great Doomsday Clock just seems unfocused and confused about its own identity Mixing the regular DCU with Watchmen characters is an interesting idea, but[...]
Super Sons #16 cover by Jorge Jimenez and Alejandro Sanchez
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Superboy tries to hold off Kid Amazo and free the incapacitated Justice League while Robin and Cyborg make their way to the Kid Amazo's base of operations Kid Amazo is drawing upon the power of the captured Leaguers, putting Superboy at a severe disadvantage However, Robin, as he often does, has a plan involving[...]
The Flash #47 cover by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi
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?
Justice League: No Justice #3 cover by Francis Manapul
All the while, Amanda Waller and Green Arrow debate what to do with the seed they have discovered back on Earth. Justice League: No Justice #3 cover by Francis Manapul While No Justice #3 retains much of the fun and adventure previous installments of the miniseries have offered, this issue puts the story's flaws on display in[...]
Comics for Your Pull Box, Week of May 23, 2018: Flash War Begins and the Hunt for Wolverine Goes to Madripoor
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[...]
Green Lanterns #47 cover by Stjepan Sejic
John Constantine, while not playing that big a role in the narrative beyond sending Simon into the Green World, is the snarky levity to this otherwise dark story. The Justice League is oddly reduced to vague moral support over the course of the tale, but this isn't that big of a niggle They aren't the focus,[...]
Justice League: No Justice #2 cover by Francis Manapul
On Colu, the Justice League gathered by Brainiac try to decide what their next move is They consider splitting into their own team, but Martian Manhunter and Lex Luthor convince them that their best move is to split into the four teams organized by Brainiac As Wonder, Entropy, Mystery, and Wisdom, the four teams lead[...]
Comic Book Wins and Losses, Week of May 9th, 2018: No Justice for Deadpool
Also, it will be listed in descending order, starting with the grandest winner going down until we reach the most abyssmal loser. Now, let's get started. Wins Justice League: No Justice #1 cover by Francis Manapul 1 Win: Justice League: No Justice #1 I'll admit this one is playing to my preferences, but I adored Justice League: No Justice #1[...]
Flash #46 cover by Dan Panosian
Barry and the Justice League try to help him, but they don't know what to do Wally's visions of the other timeline continue to get more vivid. Flash #46 is easily among the best issues of this run I've read in some time While there is no present and immediate threat throughout the comic, it handles[...]
Wonder Woman #46 cover by Emanuela Lupacchino and Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Cheetah comes close to killing Veronica Cale, but Wonder Woman is there to save the day. However, Cheetah seems more manic than usual and is talking about the arrival of dark gods. Is it a good read?