Zatanna #10 ends on whats ostensibly a cliffhanger, but one marked by an equivocal The end...? Which is actually quite funny -- its as if Paul Dini wanted to give any haters an out of his book. I cant imagine any haters existing ( I love the idea of someone just dropping the book at a fairly dark point in the story to conclude the series at a Twilight Zone-ish twist ending. I, for one, will be sticking around to see where this goes. Read Full Review

Hopefully, Dini can keep up the momentum as Igle comes aboard next month. Read Full Review

For those that might have bailed on "Zatanna" or never tried it out, this arc (starting with issue #9) is worth checking out, thanks to a fun villain and gorgeous Chiang artwork. Read Full Review

I don't, however, like how this spun out. Zee loses control of powerful magical artefacts to a wholly untrained criminal scum? She gets caught in a backlash that changes her, as well? And all this happens in her family home, where a magician should be at their most powerful in most traditions? This was all a bit odd to me. Further, Hemple is doing appearances on late night tv talk shows, and using a puppet in fish nets and a top hat, called Miss Zee Zee, while at the same time Zatanna has, presumably, been missing for the weeks they are talking about on the show. No one puts this together, like oh say… the world's greatest detective who happens to be a close friend and frequent teammate of hers? Dini has been great, but I think he lost a step on this one. Read Full Review

Once again, beautiful art becomes the saving grace of this issue, though it still doesnt forgive an underwhelming script that offers little in the way of the truly fantastic. Read Full Review