DC Comics

Black Canary and Zatanna: Bloodspell Written by Paul Dini Art by Joe Quinones Let it be known that anyone saying that there aren’t any superhero books for women are clearly not looking. The last couple...

Wonder Woman #30 Writer: Brian Azzarello Artist: Goran Sudžuka Colors: Matthew Wilson Review by Patrick Brennan You can practically hear the war drums in the distance.  Wonder Woman #30...

Batman #30 Writer: Scott Snyder Artist: Greg Capullo Colors: Danny Miki Review by Patrick Brennan And so begins the third and final act of “Zero Year,” a storyline that has somehow managed...

Sinestro #1 Written by Cullen Bunn Art by Dale Eaglesham Colors by Jason Wright Letters by Dezi Sienty Review by Mike Duke I, not unlike Sinestro, checked out of the corner of the DC Universe where the...

Superman/Wonder Woman #7 Written by Charles Soule Art by Paulo Siqueira Reviewed by Sean Lamont Transition issues always have a tough role.  Moving the chains of story-telling from climax to...

Five years ago, Grant Morrison teased an idea called "Multiversity." An eight-issue limited series that focused on different Earths in the DC Multiverse, with two of the issues devoted to the Multiverse...

Batman/Superman Vol. 1: Cross World Written by Greg Pak Art by Jae Lee Review by Stephanie Cooke When this series first came out, I gave the first issue a try and felt a little meh about it, but...

Wonder Woman #29 Writer: Brian Azzarello Artist: Cliff Chiang Colors: Matthew Wilson Review by Patrick Brennan Note: There’re a few substantial spoilers in this review. Ever since it was...

Animal Man #29 Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Jeff Lemire and Travel Foreman Reviewed by Sean Lamont "You don't know what you got 'till it's gone".  There are few concepts that better represent...

Nightwing #29 Written by Kyle Higgins Art by Russell Dauterman Reviewed by Sean Lamont Is there anyone better at sticking the landing than an acrobat?  With Kyle Higgins taking a final bow on his...