Justice Society of America #1 review
Geoff Johns and Mikel Janín have joined forces to create a new 12-issue JSA series. It’s something a lot of readers have been looking…
GCPD: The Blue Wall #2 review
There were a few things that I liked about last month’s first issue, and then there were a bunch of things that I disliked….
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #9 review
The first two issues of the current arc have been great. The creative team is putting a lot of effort into developing David’s character,…
Batman #129 review
Failsafe has taken over Gotham. The Bat Family and the JLA are defeated. Batman is hiding out in Atlantis, trying to come up with…
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #8 review
The series’ second arc, which started in last month’s issue, continues this week. I was a big fan of the previous installment, which introduced…
GCPD: The Blue Wall #1 review
This is a new miniseries that focuses on police officers in the streets rather than masked superheroes on the rooftops. At NYCC 2022, Ridley…
Batman #128 review
While I’ve certainly had fun reading Zdarsky’s previous issues, I don’t believe that his run has been a home run so far at all….
Task Force Z #12 review
This is the final issue of Task Force Z. Looking back, I started out liking the series quite a bit, but it has been…
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #7 review
A new arc starts in this issue, and it’s a good jumping-on point for new readers looking to get into this series. There’s a…
Batman #127 review
I keep having mixed feelings about this Batman run. On the one hand, I think it’s safe to say that Zdarsky and Jiminez are…
