Hot off the heels of DC Rebirth launching in 2016 to much acclaim, DC Comics set out to create a new team-up book as part of the company-wide rebranding that could capitalize on the popularity of several of its biggest characters. In addition to the always good sales of team books like Justice League and …
Mark Millar is an awesome writer. He is also a nutcase. I mean that in a good way. Cut from the same cloth as the Morrisons, Milligans, and other nutso comic book writers of this world, Millar, when he’s on his game, is probably my favorite of them all. He’s already proven he can write …
I finally got around to reading Superwoman Volume 1 this past week, which was released as individual issues in 2016, and in trade format in early 2017. The series was short lived, having been cancelled after a mere 18 issues earlier this year. Nonetheless, DC got three trades out of the book, which to …
****Just FYI, MAJOR spoilers below for both "Superman: The Oz Effect" and Batman/Flash "The Button!!!!!"**** I've been saying for a long time now that the Superman books have been in a great place since DC Rebirth began in 2016. And they have. In particular, I've been loving Dan Jurgens' fantastic run on Action Comics, which …
Please note that, while I try to keep all my reviews as spoiler free as possible, the following has some major spoilers on the new Justice League book, Power and Glory! You've been warned! Read on! I love me some Justice League. I really do. The problem is, like Superman, too often writers can get …
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