Harley Quinn #49 review
Welcome back to the Harley Quinn show; it’s the conclusion to the two part arc, Clown For Hire, and boy oh boy, it’s a…
Suicide Squad Annual #1 review
While Task Force X is preoccupied with their mission in Atlantis (see the current Sink Atlantis crossover with Aquaman), this annual takes a look at…
Batman: Kings of Fear #1 review
With Batman: Kings of Fear, Scott Peterson and Kelley Jones set out to investigate the deeper machinations of Batman’s psyche. As a fan of…
Harley Quinn #48 review
Harley Quinn #48 kicks off a new two-parter titled, Clown for hire, and it’s a wild ride. Not only because Harley is Harleying around,…
Aquaman #39 review
Aquaman #39 is the second chapter of Sink Atlantis, a four part crossover with Suicide Squad. We pretty much pick up where we left…
Suicide Squad #45 review
Suicide Squad #45 is the first chapter of Sink Atlantis, a four part crossover with Aquaman. I’ve been reading both titles for a while…
Harley Quinn #47 review
This issue wraps up Humphries’ first arc on the title, bringing Harley’s adventures on Apokolips to a close. As some may know, I was…
Harley Quinn #46 review
So, recently I took over review duties for this title from Elena, and the first issue I reviewed was #45. While I certainly don’t…
Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman #6 review
As those who’ve been reading my reviews know, I’ve been loving this series since the first issue. It’s been a fantastic blend of Irish…
Suicide Squad #44 review
So far, Constriction has been a lot better than the previous Suicide Squad arcs I’ve reviewed. That’s not to say that the story so far…
