Despite great art, Batman '89 Echoes #6 struggles to reach a satisfying conclusion for fans of the both the miniseries and the original Burton films.

A fantastic single issue story that highlights the strengths of our leads, but also their side characters.

A great issue that showcases why the book has been so well received for the past few years, even if the central mystery is still a mystery for us.

The foundation set here is for a series that could be really fun, making Ghost Pepper a pretty substantial meal for fans of the Apocalypse.

A great, continuity-light adventure with Gotham's leading ladies, this heist adventure is a Summer treat.

The Sirens are in way over their heads, against an enemy far outside their weight class. But now the fun is going to be watching them try to get out alive.

Unfit For Orbit's third issue is an expected slight dip in quality from the first two issues, but sets the stage for what should be a good final two issues

Gotham City Sirens: Unfit For Orbit #4 is a great return to form from the past issue, but not without a few hiccups.

While Gotham City Sirens: Unfit for Orbit may have had a few rough patches in this series, overall the story has been a lot of fun, and a great entry point for anyone who's wanted to check out any of the ladies' individual series.

A surprisingly sweet and moving first issue that reminds us of why we fell in love with Huck in the first place.

An issue that expands the world of our titular character, but not his interior thoughts and motivations.

When the sun is blazing and the summer gets hot, The Marvel Swimsuit Special: Friends, Foes, & Rivals is a very cool spot!

A fun and funny conclusion to the recent adventures of the Element Man!