Review: The Flash Vol. 5- Negative
This volume successfully hits many of the same positive notes that were present in the previous one. It continues the use of darker …
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Joshua Williamson
Review: The Flash Vol. 4- Running Scared
This is a new high for an already highly enjoyable series. This comic demands readers’ attention from the very first chapter and …
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Review: The Flash Vol. 3- Rogues Reloaded
This volume is a satisfying continuation of the story running through this series. The volume combines fun moments of …
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Review: Batman/Superman Vol. 1- Who Are the Secret Six?
This is a solid comic book, especially for people already invested in this era of DC Comics. It immediately launches a …
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Review: Batman/The Flash- The Button
This is a solid comic that ramps up every storyline it touches. The comic contains flashes of action and emotion, allowing it to …
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Review: Voodoo Vol. 2- The Killer in Me
Though better than its predecessor, this is still a troubled comic book that gives this series a troubled conclusion. There are definitely …
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Review: Voodoo Vol. 1- What Lies Beneath
This is a poor volume on its own and a poor start to a new series. The volume trades a compelling narrative for a storyline focused on …
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Review: Justice League- No Justice
This is an event that is a bit lackluster all on its own but works well as a point of transition for the Justice League. It features a solid beginning, some beautiful artwork, and a conclusion that works out well. However, the storytelling isn’t …
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Review: Justice League: No Justice #1
The first issue in this limited series manages to capitalize on its own potential and demonstrate that there is plenty more where that came from. An action-packed opening is …
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Review: Justice League vs. Suicide Squad
This is an extremely fun and enjoyable read, right up until the last couple of pages. The majority of the book is packed full of great action, memorable moments, and well executed suspense. However, the conclusion is so …
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