Red Hood: Outlaw #39 review
There’s a lot going on in Red Hood right now. Jason and his team of students are on their first field trip and things…
Teen Titans #35 review
Last month Djinn’s ring was stolen, setting off a search for both the thief and the traitor on the team. In a surprising cliffhanger,…
Harley Quinn #66 review
Harley’s finally done it: she’s conquered every trial thrown her way by the Lords of Order and Chaos and earned the right to be…
Red Hood: Outlaw #38 review
Last month, Jason took on the role of teacher to a group of young metahumans, each hand-picked by Lex Luthor to be the world’s…
Teen Titans #34 review
At the end of last month’s issue it was revealed that the team’s new plan to “fix criminals” was to use Djinn to alter…
Harley Quinn #65 review
Harley Quinn #65 takes on a more somber tone than many of the other issues in this run. It’s still got that Quinn-tessential charm…
Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass review
DC’s young adult imprint, DC Ink, just released its latest graphic novel, Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass. Creating a new origin story for Harley, this…
Red Hood: Outlaw #37 review
Jason Todd has been many things since Red Hood started it’s rebirth run: hero, outlaw, Iceberg Lounge owner, and now, teacher. When Lex made…
Teen Titans #33 review
This month the Teen Titans get a new start. Lobo has been taken care of (at least temporarily) and the secret prison isn’t so…
