Nightwing #65 review
Last issue ended with Ric freeing Bea from captivity and confronting Talon, Dick Grayson’s great-grandfather, on the rooftop of the Prodigal bar. Issue #65…
Justice League Odyssey #14 review
Last month, the fractious team of Okkult, Hax, and Dex-Starr used a device that tracked Omega energy (such as Darkseid uses) to try to…
Young Justice #9 review
If you’re curious about who Teen Lantern is and how she joined Young Justice, this is the issue that finally offers some answers. But…
Batgirl #39 review
Welcome to cyberspace Frankenstein! I mean Batgirl #39!If you know Mary Shelley’s iconic novel (or the Classics Illustrated comic book version) and tend to deduce…
Nightwing #64 review
Every time I’ve opened a copy of Nightwing in the last year, I’ve mentally braced myself. (Yes, the “Ric” Grayson saga has run for about…
Young Justice #8 review
You know something’s wrong when you have to pull out the prior issue of a book and look at the end in hopes of…
Justice League Odyssey #13 review
If you’re a Jessica Cruz fan, you really don’t want to miss this issue. Our last sight of her, at the end of the…
Batgirl #38 review
At the end of the last issue, the Terrible Trio (criminals masked as a Shark, Fox, and Vulture) reawakened the android that was Babs’s…
Nightwing #63 review
The last issue ended with Talon William Cobb on a rooftop, using a drone to shadow Ric. Lex Luthor appeared on the rooftop to…
Justice League Odyssey #12 review
I love movies and books, including comics, where lots of stuff blows up. That’s not because a well-rendered explosion, whether in CGI, graphics, or…
