Justice League #4 Writer: Bryan Hitch Artist: Jesus Merino Inker: Andy Owens & Jesus Merino Colorist: Tomey Morey Letterer: Richard Starkings Published by DC Comics, 2016. The Extinction Machines, Part Four I really wish I knew where this story was …
This week I read through 11 comics published by DC Comics and they were all available on the DC Universe service. Actually, these 11 issues were only spread across 2 titles and they were both published back in 2016.All 11 …
The Academy Chapter 6 of The Rook took a look at a ‘typical’ interrogation that is conducted by the Checquy. I suppose typical actually means it’s the only one we’ve seen so far since I usually don’t expect fights …
First Look Review of Super Sons #1 The sons of Batman and Superman join forces as Super Sons to investigate a series of break-ins at Lexcorp facilities but will Damian Wayne and Jonathan Kent be able to put aside their …
Daily Ramble 235: A Win, Mistrust, and a Conclusion My main excitement this morning is that the Angels won the first game of their series with the Astros. That puts the teams into a tie for first place in the …
Daily Ramble 228: Staying Warm and Defeating the Reaper Today I take a step back into my DC Rebirth reading. It’s been a while as I focused on Marvel for a while but I jumped back into the Justice League …
First Look Review for Action Comics #961 The Path of Doom continues and the count of heroes goes up as we see evidence that Super Woman has taken a hand in this issue. Once again though, we’ve got a new …
First Look Review for Action Comics #960 Lex Luthor, Clark Kent, and Superman all fighting Doomsday and in this issue, Wonder Woman shows up to lend a hand. This series is a lot of fun and I’m wondering how Mr. …
First Look for January 20, 2018 This one’s a few days later than I planned but I’m still listing the date I planned on posting it… Today’s first look sees a couple of self righteous snobs that are going in …
First Look for January 16, 2018 Today’s first look heads to a galaxy far, far, away and then again to Metropolis and each sees a larger than life bad guy. Actually, in Star Wars #29, the Mountain Giant isn’t really …
