Plunged into a nightmare by Black Adam, how will Batwoman and Renee survive?
This book only gets better with each issue, so if you're not reading it, do yourself a favor and check it out. Read Full Review
While it felt like the scene came a bit abruptly, it's well-written and nicely subtle for the time period, and Bennett is to be applauded for including yet another example of her golden touch with representation here. Read Full Review
I'm not surprised at all that I enjoyed this issue considering the talents and characters within. If I hadn't enjoyed I'd be wondering what was so broken about the book because it feels so tailor made for me. The forward progress side isn't there that much when it comes to Black Adam and events in Spain but we do get a little reconnect that's nicely done. For me, it was getting Bennett and Andolfo taking the time to dig into more of Kate's past with the connective layers and showcase her time taking up the bat and her time with Maggie. Frankly, I want an entire series like this just focusing on their relationship and how it came about with Andolfo handling the artwork for it. There's a rich history to romance comics and making a 1930's style Batwoman romance book? My goodness, how much money do I have to throw at them? Read Full Review
The Bombshells' latest mystery brings the group to some pretty dark places, but it doesn't quite pack a punch. Read Full Review
Bombshells is an interesting notion, up to apoint, and Im uncertain DC has acknowledged that. Its fine for figurines andmerchandise, but an ongoing series? Perhaps not. Maybe it should be publishedon an irregular basis, when there is truly a great story needing to be told. Read Full Review
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