Review: Grayson Vol. 4- A Ghost in the Tomb
If you’ve been enjoying this series so far, this book will not disappoint you. The action, adventure, and comedy are on par with what readers have come to expect, and even better in …
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Quick summary of comics in DC’s Dark Matter line
In April of 2017, DC Comics announced a new line of comics that would be called “Dark Matter”. With the lineup of titles being officially revealed, we’ll be taking a quick look at what we have learned about each one …
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Review: We are Robin Vol. 1- Vigilante Business
This is an alright start to this series. It presents promise through its fresh concept and unique characters. However, it is hampered by the confusion brought on by mass introductions and an …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 3- Death of the Family
This is definitely a dip in quality compared to the last two volumes of this same series. Much of this is due to a messy crossover dominating the book. However some blame can still be placed on …
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Review: Suicide Squad Vol. 1: Kicked in the Teeth
In keeping with tradition, Suicide Squad offers a story filled to the brim with action and twists. It tells a good story and tells it in a way that constantly keeps things fresh. The only problem creeps up when characters start fighting for …
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Review: Batman #27
This is a subdued interlude in the “War of Jokes and Riddles” that actually still does a lot to enhance the story. It presents a very personal story about a Batman villain in order to give the reader another perspective on …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 2- The Starfire
This is another out-of-control, action-movie type adventure like the first volume. However, this time, the central character of the story is Starfire, who is even more developed and cool than before. Though awkward dialogue and …
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DC Metal Timeline
UPDATE: A more accurate Reading Order for this event is available. Click here to view our updated Reading Order. DC’s
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Review: The Death of Hawkman
This is a great miniseries that hits all the right notes in just six issues of content. It has drama, action, and mystery, all packed up into a concise story. Above all, it stars two exceedingly interesting characters as they …
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Review: Superman- H’el on Earth
This book is the definition of a bad crossover. It presents hyped up stakes to necessitate characters coming together while ultimately failing to provide readers with anything good from their meeting. It also gets the …
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