Jay Yaws
Jay is but a man: portly, nerdy, and bearded. He longs to love like Jesus, play a mean bass guitar, and be a good husband and daddy. One day, people will sing songs about the time he put his fried egg on top of his pancakes. Man, that was delicious.
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #58 review
At first glance, I was a little leery of this story. Sure, it was written by Sholly Fisch, and you should know by now...
Adventures of the Super Sons #1 review
The Super Sons return from a bit of a summer vacation to... uh, go on summer vacation.
Yes, the boys are back with a new...
Injustice 2 #31 review
Some ideas are just so honest, so pure that we see them and wonder "how has this never been done before?" They make us...
Deathstroke #34 review
When this story began, I was pleasantly surprised. When you read the title “Deathstroke vs. Batman,” you’d be forgiven for thinking that the conflict...
Doomsday Clock #6 review
Her name is Erika.
She is the daughter of an immigrant.
Her father is a puppet-maker.
He is her whole world, and he is taken from her.
She...
Archie Meets Batman ‘66 #1 review
Batman '66 is perpetually stuck in the late Sixties. That's part of the charm of the book, of course, and it's what makes it...
Injustice 2 #30 review
Truly, this is the year of Starro. The psychic space starfish made a huge comeback in the event series Metal, sass-talking his way into...
Frank Tieri takes Harley Quinn back to the future with “Old Lady Harley” miniseries
Spinning out of Harley Quinn #42, writer Frank Tieri and artist Mauricet will dive deeper into the Mad Maxian future that Harley Quinn found...
DC Universe to have an interactive fan experience at SDCC 2018
I think it goes without saying that DC Comics' upcoming DC Universe streaming service is one of the most anticipated products of the year. ...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #57 review
The Teen Titans are movie stars!
While I'm... pretty sure a similar scenario came up in a recent issue, it doesn't matter. With an actual...