Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of August 24) - DC Rebirth and Civil War II
Captain America: Steve Rogers #4 by Nick Spencer, Javier Pine, and Miguel Sepulveda
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of August 17) - DC Rebirth and Civil War II
A-Force #8 by Kelly Thompson and Paulo Siqueira
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of August 10) - DC Rebirth and Civil War II
Agents of SHIELD #8 by Marc Guggenheim and German Peralta
Batman, Two-Face Take Road Trip from Hell in ALL-STAR BATMAN
Scott Snyder (Best Comics Writer, 2016) pens the newest Bat-title to join the DC library -- ALL-STAR BATMAN, and the inaugural chapter is a real nail-biter.
The Best Superman for the Job is a Superwoman
It seems only yesterday that I was talking about the trend of recasting male roles with female ones (oops, timecheck that: it was today) and here I am introducing one of DC's
The High Cost of Reading Comics
If you’ve read, collected, and simultaneously loved and hated comic books for as many decades as I have, there are a few things you’ve probably noticed: prices have gone up, story count has come down, and those damned kids won’t stay off the front lawn.
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of August 3) - DC Rebirth and Civil War II
Suicide Squad Rebirth #1 by Rob Williams and Philip Tan
Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn Is A Better Joker Than Jared Leto In Suicide Squad
What a drag it must be for DC Comics and their parent company, Warner Brothers, to constantly be chasing Marvel. Oh sure, DC is currently showing up in the top 10 of comic book title sales, but only because at their core, most collectors are obsessive compulsive individuals.