Suicide Squad: King Shark #2 is truly a delight. It's a deep dive into some seriously underappreciated DC characters, both past and present, with a sense of humor and a brutal approach to fight scenes. Tim Seeley and Scott Kolins also find the gentle humanity in King Shark, and most of the time you're laughing with and not at him and feeling bad at how he's manipulated by so many forces, including his father, Amanda Waller, and Shawn Tsang. Maybe, one day he'll find a human that he can actually trust, but it probably won't be in this miniseries among the Real Housewives, er, Furries of the DC Multiverse. Read Full Review

I really hate this comic. It’s really poorly written, really boring, and I really wish it didn’t exist.