Tag: Comic Book Reviews

When teenage newsboy Billy Batson shouts the magic word “SHAZAM!” he is instantly transformed into the World’s Mightiest Mortal, the superhero knows to the world ...

The secrets of Thanagar Prime are revealed in Justice League #15, with Hawk Girl, Green Lantern and Martian Manhunter facing the truth of the universe, ...

The Force Quest continues in The Flash #61, as Fuerza and Flash fight off Cauldron and the corrupt police of Corto Maltese who have harnessed ...

NOTE: Review may contain spoilers. Justice League #14, The Secret of Hawk World!, finally updates us on the missing League members after following the core ...

The Unexpected #7 picks up right where the last issue unexpectedly left off, with the emergence of the Anti-God, Dark Monitor and Mandrakk, as well ...

Taking a break from the standard setup of the Justice League title, especially after the world threatening events of the Drowned Earth arc, we are ...

PLEASE NOTE: Review contains spoilers. The Flash #59 continues Barry's and Iris's Force Quest. They seek the missing answers to questions surrounding the strange new ...

NOTE: This review contains spoilers Aquaman/Justice League: Drowned Earth #1 features the conclusion to the long-running Aquaman and Justice League story arc. The narrative has ...

Justice League #11 continues the inventive arc, which prominently features Aquaman. Imaginative in its execution and feeling like some classic adventure and fantasy tale, this ...

Warning: This review may contain spoilers. With DC's New Age of Heroes being hit hard by the cancellation and lower sales, The Unexpected continues to ...

The last issue of Justice League set up a new narrative arc; one so large that it warranted its own book alongside what will be ...

When the summer sun is blazing, what kind of mayhem will Bizarro and the Joker bring when they team up? What is it that drives ...

Not your typical issue, Justice League #5 is all about the villains this month as Lex’s Legion of Doom takes centre stage in what is ...

This August DC Comics launches a 12-issue series of the Adventures of the Super Sons. It was originally announced by DC Entertainment's Director of Publicity ...

This indie book was a creative mesh of a lot of different genres, producing a unique, slightly flawed, new series. Featuring good characterisations, but at ...

The Unexpected has already taken many twists and turns, with the shocking death of half of the team in the first issue. The third instalment ...

The Flash continues to deal with the consequences of the last chapter of chaos his family have encountered. With Wally West all but fractured, Iris ...

The grand finale of this miniseries, Mera, Queen of Atlantis #6 brings everything to a head in a very satisfying conclusion that only adds larger ...

Wonder Woman #51 is a fantastic standalone tale that transcends the many adventures that Diana has gone on and, instead, slowly tracks a hidden friendship ...

The indie scene is full of a lot of interesting ideas, and this series is no different. Taking place in Maine U.S., this strong city ...

The Flash #50 marks the end of some long-running tension between Barry and Wally. This high stakes affair all comes down to speed and heart. ...

Issue 4 of The Immortal Men does a lot to set the title up as a longstanding narrative with compelling characters. Our only way in, ...

Part of being unexpected when crafting a story is by having a structure that allows for erratic plot threads. In order to keep a narrative ...

Just like that, the direction of the rest of the Justice League series has become clear in an instant. This issue is integral in setting ...

I have often referred to this series as the Game of Thrones of the DC Universe and Mera, Queen Of Atlantis #5 only cemented that ...