Buy, as this book elevates the mythos of Batman, examining for the reader how the impressions of both being a meta and fictional figure affects real world consequences.

Definitely buy, as this issue proves that even in a world where Batman is pure fiction, vigilante justice still can persist.

This issue gives the readers many gems in the parallels provided between comics and real life, and is one that everyone should be checking out.

This comic is pretty perfect, as it is action packed and gives enough character background to keep the reader interested. Worth buying as Hudlin and Cowan are still masters at their craft and they show the Black Racer in a much more enlightened role.

This book services both fans of Aquaman and Sealab 2021, with both a humorous and action packed vibe. So be sure to check this one out.

Buy as most of the books within the Bat Family have been showcasing Clayface and for good reason , as this book more than pays off what we expect from the character.

Buy it NOW!!!!

Buy, as this book gives an up close and personal look at the Joker, but especially at Harley Quinn, as we get amore expansive backstory of the character, who has became a pop culture icon.

Definite buy, as this issue ends like most two-episode arcs, short but sweet.

This book is funny, smart, fantastical and reels the reader in by giving them something both familiar and unfamiliar simultaneously.

This book is not only the Eastern version of the heroes we have come to love, but in many ways it gives a different and even more interesting narrative. So if you're look for something new, give this one a read.

Buy, as this book is both fun and educational. It continues to sculpt this world where we have Asian versions of the DC pantheon of superheroes while forging their own identities in a fun, exciting way.

This issue ends a great story that will have readers wishing it could continue. So be sure to check out this story, as you won't regret it.

Buy, as both the story and the art grabs you from the get-go.

This is a must buy, as the story is about to see our Justice Leaguers go on a journey we have not seen them before.

Buy, as the story not only is well developed but is aesthetically pleasing.

This is another fantastic issue of this fantastic book. Be sure to check it out now.

As a fan of this book, I cant wait to see what book Sharp takes on next in the DC Universe.

This issue provides fans with the finale that they deserve, as this is one of the best showcases of these two characters to date.

Buy. This is the perfect story for the holidays.

Buy this book now, as the creative team behind it are firing on all cylinders, and I cannot see them letting up anytime soon.

Buy, as the creative team behind this book more than prove they can tell exquisite stories within sequential art.

Buy, as Tynion is one of the best comic book writers around, especially when it comes to dialogue.

Buy as this story begins its connection to the whats is happening in the news right now, making it more relatable and enjoyable as well.

Buy as this has become not your normal clever scheme by the villains story, but a well-orchestrated takeover, by some seriously lethal rogues.

Buy, as this story feels like a blockbuster movie and melodrama all wrapped in one.

Buy, as this starts another great story arc, one that will change the team forever.

Buy, as we find out more about the inner turmoil that the Bat Family harbors as well as who Kate is apart from Batwoman.

This storyline takes a look at how each Bat Family member can function without each other, and is definitely worth the read!

As crazy as this storyline is so far, I, like most fans, can't wait to see where it goes next.

This is a definite must buy issue, as where this story is going is a place I dont think fans have seen it go.

Buy, as the reader finds out just how Ulysses took control of Tim and most of the Colony soldiers.

Buy, as this book reminds readers just how brilliant Tynion is, especially when he plays in Batmans world.

This arc is sentimental without being too much, so definitely check out this issue!

This book starts off with a blast and never lets the foot off the pedal. It's a definite buy from me, and if you haven't been reading this series, do yourself a favor and start.

This arc pretty much restarts the book, not only from Tynions superior run, but also from the last issue. The story by Hill is layered, methodical, and unravels like a good murder mystery. The art by Mendona is riveting. Definitely a shift in tone and tempo, as the book moves forward with a brand new feel.

This issue shows us even more vulnerabilities that these characters have, especially Bruce, whose iron fist in leading the Bat Family can be too much and scare people away. The story by Hill revitalizes the canon and gives new looks at these characters and the art by Mondenca is sleek and alluring. Definitely an interesting take on these characters.

The story by Hill is a clever character study that both pushes the readers into uncomfortable spaces and illuminates those dark corridors of Bruce Waynes mind. The art by Briones is arresting and vivid. Altogether, a change in creative teams doesnt slow the book down one bit, but instead provides for a beautiful change.

Buy as this issue gives fans, a deeper look into the dynamics between the Bat Family, and how much of an obsessive-compulsive personality Bruce Wayne has. As his need to be in control of things, lead to the creation of Karma and to his temporary defeat by Karma. The story by Hill, I brisk, intelligent and powerful. The art by Briones is vivid and beautiful. This issue pivots from its last installment to something more than a bad guy of the week, to a past sins story.

This issue shows fans that Batman may not know how to always ask for help, even when he needs it, and though he seems to be in control most of the time, he doesnt always have the answers. The story by Hill is funny at times, brutal at times, and definitely action packed. The art throughout is gorgeous. This issue makes for a satisfying conclusion to the story revolving around Karma and only revs up the next arc.

This issue gives readers a new creative team, and through well-structured plotline, dense character studies and the aesthetics that they employ throughout, they show their love for both the characters and this world. The story by Robinson is fast paced, well developed, and exciting. The art by Segovia is elegant. This issue is a change in tone, story structure and cast of characters, giving fans a sort-of reset on the book.

This issue continues the arc set by Robinson and Segovia, which looks to be part of a bigger scheme that Two-Face has setup. The story by Robinson definitely feels like a crime procedural, one that can almost be an episode of Law & Order, as the story grind at the details like most procedural dramas until you get a breakthrough like most crime TV shows do. The art by Segovia continues to be stellar, which is more than enough reason to re-read this book more than once. Overall, an engaging second installment in what looks to be a very interesting story.

This issue fully realizes the potential of a Two-Face story that fans would hope for. The story by Robinson saunters somewhere between action packed thriller and crime procedural while remembering to tell a good story. The art by Segovia is simply flawless, as each panel could be a poster. Overall, an entertaining issue that fans will love to re-read.

This issue explains the setup from the previous issue and gives us a glimpse of what is yet to come. The story by Robinson is fun, action packed and probably some of the best pages of dialogue that I have ever read in comics. The art by Di Giandomenico is pretty awesome, as it both evokes nostalgia and is a style all its own. Overall, an exciting issue that comic book readers can fall right into, and not miss a beat.

This issue gives quite a battle royale between the Bat Family and Kobra, one that exposes more about each character than one would expect from any fight scene. The story by Robinson is exciting and gives readers the fight they have been waiting for. The art by Di Giandomenico is serviceable at best, but right now is not aesthetically pleasing. Overall, an action-packed issue, that barely gives reader a chance to breathe

This issue, though abbreviated, is compelling, action packed and dense with character development that wouldn't be as good in most other writers' hands. The story by Robinson is smart and gives readers the tense action they have been clamoring for. The art by Di Giandomenico is gorgeous and dramatically improves over the last issue. Overall, a great issue, that reestablishes balance to the Batman canon.

The story by Tomasi is engaging and introspective enough for readers to get a better understanding of the character. The art by Mahnke is alluring and gives the book a nice uplift from the last few artists. Overall, a great issue that makes the book exciting again in a way that makes you love reading Batman.

This issue leaves fans on edge, as it is pure suspense, and more than puts Batman on notice. The story by Tomasi is smart, powerful, and brimming with intensity. The art by Mahnke and Mendoza gives fans a different look at the Dark Knight. Overall, a great issue that flips the tables on some characters and gives fans an angry and focused Batman.

Buy, as this story is definitely of the current times but a superpowered twist that will have readers re-reading this book.

Buy, as this book will make you a fan before the TV show arrives.

Buy, as this book elevates its quality each issue. Between Isabellas storytelling to Henrys art, and the intermingling of relevant issues, this has become my favorite book at DC.

Buy, as this book feels different than everything else at DC, but in the best ways possible.

Buy, as this book serves two fronts: one, giving the reader a different look at the character than what is on television, and two, showing just how important it is to have this character as an ongoing character in the DC Universe.

This book wraps up an excellent story that will have readers wondering why Isabella and Henry are not already working on an ongoing series.

Buy, as it appears this book feels like a meld between horror and fantasy, with the re-introduction of Zatanna in a fresh new setting, which will give fans of Gotham Academy some feel good feelings.

Buy, as this book soars between the college campus setting, complex characters, and the very involved story.

Buy, as this book is part mystery, part suspense, part horror and all very well done.

This is definitely one to pick up as, though it has many things going on, I feel Wolfman has some pleasant surprises ahead for the reader.

Buy, as this story gives the reader a different look at Raven, one that is both sincere and ominous.

Buy, as this story serves as both a new adventure and an origin story .

This issue gives even more insight into Raven and Arella, a relationship I hope to see more of in this series.

This issue unravels like a twisted 70s Italian horror movie with modern day sensibilities. It's a great read, and I highly recommend picking it up right away!

This issue gives readers a rather satisfying conclusion to this arc. Within this particular issue we find that the character is not the sole offspring of Trigon, but one of many, and the depth of his lurid evil is more than what readers have come to expect or even comprehend.

This issue gives readers what continues to sound like an exciting story and what should be an ongoing series instead of just a 12-issue miniseries. The book has all the potential to fill the void left by Gotham Academy and Magik U, as it has compelling characters, an interesting plotline and a whole universe separate from the main continuity.

This issue starts out like a heist movie but ends up being what the book was intended to be, a supernatural horror comic, one that has elevated the DC brand. The story by Wolfman feels like a Hammer Horror movie but with superheroes. He knows these characters intimately and wants the reader to be just as invested. The art by Mhan is gorgeous. Altogether, an excellent installment in this miniseries which should really be an ongoing series.

This issue gives readers a rather fun, dark, morose and complicated story in this ninth chapter. The story by Wolfman throws in a few twists that no one saw coming. The art by Mhan feels like a 1970s comic in the best way possible. Altogether, this issue changes the game for all the characters involved, and I can't wait to see where it goes next.

Buy as this issue gives readers a a twisted turning point in this tenth installment. The story by Wolfman, gives readers quite a roller coaster, one that is far from the ordinary tale. The art by Mhan is gorgeous. Altogether, this issue is as close to flawless as the story has been so far.

This issue gives readers quite a history lesson in why these factions are facing off in the first place. The story by Wolfman, gives readers a story that could be in any Tales from the Crypt episode. The art by Mhan is stunning. Altogether, this ends with another impactful death, and hopefully, leads somewhere the readers want to go.

This is an exhilarating issue, which has this reviewer wanting to know what he has been missing, as this issue makes me want to go back the read all the issues before.

Worth buying for the alternate versions alone, especially Killer Frost and Faora.

Excellent issue, which paints all these characters in different lights, ones in which you hope alternative universes would yield.

Excellent issue, which changes canon, as Raven's father in this world is much more tragic and nowhere near as sinister.

Worth buying for the epic conclusion, so be sure to go pick up the entire run of DC Bombshells!

Worth the buy, as Fawkes finds that eerie enjoyment factor that combined superhero mythos with horror fantasy which made Justice League Dark and Constantine so good.

Worth the buy, as Fawkes and Miranda are at the top of their game, and Ragman is a hero we all need to know.

Worth the buy, as this creative team has made this hero an even more interesting character than he was on Arrow.

Worth the buy, as this creative team advances the character development in this issue, employing story devices that most would see in horror, but rarely in comics.

Worth the buy, as this issue is the best so far, but I believe the conclusion, will deliver in spades.

Worth the buy, as this issue pays off on the whole series in what the story was building up to and how it ends.

This is by far one of the better Looney Tunes/DC Comics crossovers I've read. Definitely check it out.

This story is absolutely revving up to be very intriguing. It is a nice introduction to both universes and will probably make readers a fan of the other.

This story is fun, easy to read, and very well drawn. It's probably one of the best books DC has done this year.

This issue, although a nice way to stall the story arc, is a fun way to look at these two very similar set of characters.

This issue, is a must read, as both familiar characters and unfamiliar characters get the spotlight, bringing us one step closer to the real motivation for building the swamp.

This issue is the end of this great miniseries and is a funny, action packed and kinetic issue that will more than satisfy fans of both franchises.

Buy, as this series already upends the last.

I would borrow this one as the next issue looks to be the payoff in this story arc.

Buy if you love Darwyn Cooke's Justice League: The New Frontier, as it's a nice blast to the past.

I would borrow this one, as the sudden change of events that lead to the events at the end of this issue feels a little melodramatic. I am hoping the next issue will make sense of what happened here.

Borrow, as the creative team behind this issue are usually at the top of their game, but here it feels a little convoluted.

Buy as this new team of artists plus Bennett's story produces a book which feels like L.A. Confidential meets Detective Comics .

Buy, even if it is just to see Black Adam as an evil General.

Buy, as this is probably one of the few arcs within this alternate history that gives us a complete picture of a character.

Buy, as this gives readers a trip back in time and a joyous reunion.

Buy, as this issue is on the precipice of the payoff for this arc.

Buy, as this issue ends the story for several key characters but gives hope for those who survive.

Buy, as this issue starts off a whole new arc, one which will definitely see a faceoff between the Batgirls and the Suicide Squad.

Buy, as this issue makes this an even more complex story that readers will love.

This book only gets better with each issue, so if you're not reading it, do yourself a favor and check it out.

This book deserves to continue, as it adds to the nostalgia Darwyn Cooke started in The New Frontier. So please, DC"give us more Bombshells!!!

Buy, as this book shows the reader the casualties of war by furnishing those mortalities in beloved long-time characters.

Buy as this book gives the reader the all-out battle the book has been building up to and then some.

This issue of Bombshells United ends this book in a beautiful oeuvre to the characters andtheir fans.

Buy if you love Hogan's Heroes with a fable of government experiments gone wrong

This story is definitely intriguing combining conspiracy thriller with comedic hijinks, a which is actually elevating the canon.

Buy, as this story gets better with each issue. The creative team understands that the kids who grew up watching this duo are deserving of a book that matured with them.

Buy, as this story gets funnier and even zanier with each issue.

Buy, as this story adds some twists and will have readers reaching for the conclusion.

Buy, as this story is what proves that the creative team are masters at their craft

This is an excellent installment in this under the radar title within Kal-El's universe. Definitely check it out!

Worth buying to see the whole family in action !!

Although the plotline seems rushed, it is still worth buying!

Worth reading, maybe wait for the trade, as this issue does not truly provide anything substantial.

Worth the buy to see all these characters in action, as they usually play background characters to Superman, but can hold their own as they have in this book.

Worth the buy as the twist at the end of the book opens the doors to many answers that readers have been wondering since the book started.

Buy, as Perkins, Thibert, and Segovia give readers exactly what they have loved about this book from the beginning.

Buy it if you want to know more of who Kate is, as the toxins that Scarecrow unleashes brings up many of the insecurities she has hiding, and as always, not many writers are as good at character development as Marguerite Bennett.

Buy, as this story connects what is going on in Dark Nights: Metal and explains Hawkmans place in it.

Worth buying as the reader is transported to a character who has been underserved at DC and should see more in the light of day based on this issue alone.

Buy if you are a fan of both Scooby-Doo and Top Cat, otherwise, it's take it or leave it.