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Review: BATMAN/SUPERMAN #1 Is A Major Event For DC Comics
Continuing the story of The Batman Who Laughs, DC’s newest ongoing Batman/Superman #1 sees the duo take on villainized heroes and friends. The plot...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #30 and the Time Heist for Totality
The Year of the Villain is in full swing, and Justice League #30 kicks off the Justice Doom War. It is the culminating event...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #25 and One Punch Superman
In Justice League #25, the Sixth Dimension storyline culminates with an explosive brawl for the fate of the Multiverse. Will the Man of Steel...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #24 and the Power of Gray Kryptonite
Previously, on Justice League, the team makes their daring escape from the sixth dimension’s Apokolips - the planet-sized prison - with the aid of...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #23 and the Great Escape from Apokolips
Previously in Justice League, the World Forger condemned the Leaguers to the Sixth Dimension Apokolips - a prison planet that holds countless villains and...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #21 Debates the Fate of the Multiverse
In Justice League #21, the stakes have never been higher for the team. In the previous issue, the Leaguers were getting a taste of...
Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE #20 Reveals a Bright Future for the Multiverse
When we last saw our heroes, they followed an older Superman, clad in white and gold, through a dimensional portal to meet a future...
[Review] JUSTICE LEAGUE #19 Enters the Sixth Dimension with Mr. Mxyzptlk
Teased back in December of last year, JUSTICE LEAGUE #19 is the first part in Snyder and Jiménez's storyline The Sixth Dimension, where the...
JUSTICE LEAGUE #4 Review: Snyder and Jimenez are on Fire
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JUSTICE LEAGUE #4 well written by Scott Snyder, dynamically drawn by Jorge Jimenez, splashed with colors by Alejandro Sanchez, and eloquently lettered by Tom...
