You'll have to fight to really appreciate the ins and outs of this issue, but it is absolutely worth it.

A solid issue that doesn't progress much of the current story, but is worth a read with the art alone.

The end to 'Justice Lost,' but the beginning of a new direction in such an influential series. Worthy of a read, and a few more after that.

A good mix of familiar conflicts and new adaptation to the 'complex soldier' story where art beats text this time around. Lots of potential, but satisfies readers all the same. Worth an addition to subscriptions.

This one shot may just be the best issue of Nightwing Rebirth thus far, with both the writing and art team introducing an innocent story that pleases die hard Batfamily fans, and those looking for a reason to enjoy them more.

The continuation of a refreshing rebirth to a fan favorite Titan that will leave long time readers pleased, and new readers aching for more.

An addition to a refreshingly original story with popping art that is almost as addicting as the script itself. A worthy candidate to add to subscriptions, with a lot of potential to concrete itself among the top charts.

Only the second issue in a new series that will have any reader hooked instantly just by the art alone. A must read.

A surprisingly cold story warmed by a genius blend of colors and style, Coyotes is by far a comic deserving of a place on everybody's subscriptions with an impressive start.

The art team on this issue is nearly unmatchable, and with Dan Abnett's seamless string of events that tie together all subplots that have been brewing from the beginning of the run, this issue is an absolute must-read.

Jim Towe and Juan Manuel Rodriguez's art could carry this issue alone, but with Chad Bowers's violent conclusion makes this week's comic a must read!

With art that compliments the group of characters as well as Priest's writing does, the biggest flaw that this series seems to have now is that it isn't released every week!

Final Verdict: 8.3 The art in this book continues to impress, as well as the character development we see in Nightwing. A book everyone should have on their subscriptions.

"Deathstroke" continues to beeline to the top with stories that keep your eyes glued to the page and art that has you reading it more than once. A run that, without a doubt, everyone should be reading.

Another strong issue with flawless and vibrant art, along with a complex story that introduces a rattling villain that will surely challenge the team of Titans, this is definitely a run that should be on your radar.

Percy continues to deliver a compelling story that challenges Green Arrow and company as well as the reader with Campbell's delightfully witty art that easily tells the story itself. A great read, and a better run to add to your subscriptions.

No real story progress, and the narrative is at times too heavy " not leading you to the art, which doesn't amaze in comparison to previous chapters.