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Red Hood and the Outlaws # 20 Review: Confessions
In Red Hood and the Outlaws issue #20, Jason forgets who he is and Roy can't let go....
Detective Comics #20 Review: King For A Day
This is the Batman and Gotham that I like to see.
Action Comics # 20 Review: Hybrid
Andy Diggle and his team caught lightning in a bottle with the start of their arc in Action...
The State of Batman
(Editors Note: All editorials are solely the opinion of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views...
EXCLUSIVE: Van Jensen talks the future of John Stewart and GLC
Indie comics veteran Van Jensen, writer of Snow White, Through a Glass, Darkly and the Pinocchio, Vampire...
Suicide Squad #20 Review: Discipline and Punish – Part One of Two
With the help of a mysterious new member Waller begins an exercise that will tear into the psyche...
Green Lantern Corps #20 Review: Two Weeks Later
Epilogues should come AFTER the finale. Green Lantern Corps #20 came out two weeks before the comic ...
AQUAMAN #20 Review: Death of a King
Carrying on from last weeks spectacular issue, Aquaman #20 is next in line to continue in what I'd...
Swamp Thing #19 Review: New Beginning
Swamp Thing's new creative team gives the series a fresh new take on Alec Holland's saga. Love...
Justice League #20 Review: Prelude to Trinity War
Who’s ready for “Trinity War”? DC is gearing up for its first major crossover event in the New...