No one should be afraid of this Riddler Robot. Read Full Review

Max Raynor's art is well-suited to the action-heavy story, and this continues to be one of the more entertaining team-up books DC has put out in recent years. Read Full Review

Batman Superman doesn't change everything you thought you knew about the DC Universe, but what it does so well is tell fantastic stories with DC's two big guns. Read Full Review

Sure there are things about this issue that are wonky. But the action is fast and furious and the dialogue is crackling and the art is slick. I buy comics to be entertained. And I was very entertained. Read Full Review

This is a fun story with excellent art by Max Raynor. I am excited to see how this creative team bring this story to it's forthcoming conclusion. Read Full Review

This take on Batman and Superman is big bombastic fun, and I'm here for it. Read Full Review

Joshua Williamson continues to make Silver Age fun his top priority in a goofy issue that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's not a mind-bender, but it's not trying to be. If you are sick of the usual dark and dismal fare, you might want to check it out. Read Full Review

Comics don't always have to be deep or meaningful. Sometimes it's okay to just go for straight-up action and just have fun with that. Had this issue leaned more heavily into the fighting with way less dialogue, or focused on fleshing out the ideas and dialogue instead of the fighting, then this could have been more than just "mildly entertaining" to me. As such, I can't really recommend this book, as I'm just not feeling this one, unfortunately. Read Full Review

This was honestly pretty good as long as you don't think about things too hard. And that's me, always absentminded.