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Completely unconnected to the ongoing Beast World storyline, and that is just fine. Just a fun and wholesome comic book. Nightwing is always a great antidote to the dark, depressing and brooding Batman. Both have their place. Nightwing is there for his little brother and the type of person you'd follow into anything.
It's not a story for the ages. It does deliver it's message a little too har Completely unconnected to the ongoing Beast World storyline, and that is just fine. Just a fun and wholesome comic book. Nightwing is always a great antidote to the dark, depressing and brooding Batman. Both have their place. Nightwing is there for his little brother and the type of person you'd follow into anything.
It's not a story for the ages. It does deliver it's message a little too har more

If this was my last ever version of John Constantine then I would be a very happy old man. Without spoilers all I can really say is great writing and wonderful art all wrapped up in a story that makes me smile from ear to ear. Give yourself a winter treat and delve into Occult the way it should be.

A perfect return to John Constantine with just enough of that regretful desire to do something good without actually being able to fully be a 'good guy'.
Constantine is in serious trouble and he has dragged a couple of generally unknowing accomplices with him.
A couple of great guest appearances with callbacks to previous stories if you've read Constantine before. But if you haven't, r A perfect return to John Constantine with just enough of that regretful desire to do something good without actually being able to fully be a 'good guy'.
Constantine is in serious trouble and he has dragged a couple of generally unknowing accomplices with him.
A couple of great guest appearances with callbacks to previous stories if you've read Constantine before. But if you haven't, r more

Grampá does a good job of pushing the alternative elements of this Batman story. Not only is this a visually distinctive comic, but the new Batman characters are staking up nicely.
Both Bruce Wayne and Commissioner Gordon are alternative versions. Similar enough, with a couple of interesting differences. This Bruce is a bit unpleasant and Gordon is more assertive. Gordon also has a great li Grampá does a good job of pushing the alternative elements of this Batman story. Not only is this a visually distinctive comic, but the new Batman characters are staking up nicely.
Both Bruce Wayne and Commissioner Gordon are alternative versions. Similar enough, with a couple of interesting differences. This Bruce is a bit unpleasant and Gordon is more assertive. Gordon also has a great li more

The first off-world issue appeared a little more tentative as Aaron established Batman in space. Issue two appears more stable and provides a pace filled narrative with a distinctive sense of Batman as a character.
The comic has a good deal of action and moves with a sense of purpose. Batman's planning and preparation is clear as well as his commitment to saving lives. An interesting situati The first off-world issue appeared a little more tentative as Aaron established Batman in space. Issue two appears more stable and provides a pace filled narrative with a distinctive sense of Batman as a character.
The comic has a good deal of action and moves with a sense of purpose. Batman's planning and preparation is clear as well as his commitment to saving lives. An interesting situati more

The series has been good to this point, but this issue has been the best so far. Fingers crossed for the final issue.
Great Wolverine back story with well-integrated use of Weapon X. The Predator's motivations and actions are completely within everything we know about the character. The two characters come together seamlessly.
The end continues the time jumping narrative and the Predat The series has been good to this point, but this issue has been the best so far. Fingers crossed for the final issue.
Great Wolverine back story with well-integrated use of Weapon X. The Predator's motivations and actions are completely within everything we know about the character. The two characters come together seamlessly.
The end continues the time jumping narrative and the Predat more

Action driven and character focused. Great first issue. Not too much backstory or explanation. The action does most of the explaining. There is some required knowledge of Marvel characters, but nothing too demanding or important.
The Thunderbolts line up feels a little thin, but the format of a gradually increasing line up promises surprise arrivals for future issues.
The group has pur Action driven and character focused. Great first issue. Not too much backstory or explanation. The action does most of the explaining. There is some required knowledge of Marvel characters, but nothing too demanding or important.
The Thunderbolts line up feels a little thin, but the format of a gradually increasing line up promises surprise arrivals for future issues.
The group has pur more

Once upon a time X-Men was written by a legend who worked under a regime who asserted that homosexuality did not exist in the Marvel universe but who were, as bigots often are, too dense to see queercoding happening right under their noses (like constantly). Later, the gap left by unfulfilled ambitions was by a writer who is also legendary, but in a bad way. And now that history has come to a poin Once upon a time X-Men was written by a legend who worked under a regime who asserted that homosexuality did not exist in the Marvel universe but who were, as bigots often are, too dense to see queercoding happening right under their noses (like constantly). Later, the gap left by unfulfilled ambitions was by a writer who is also legendary, but in a bad way. And now that history has come to a poin more

You know what ? I like B-movies. This issue was not great, was not very smart, but it was like a very good, brainless b-movie of the 80 with Batman. And i'm up for that.

One part comedy, one part family drama, one part social commentary, one part vigilante story. Holy Roller has a lot going on and it works.
Celebrity writers Andy Samberg's writing credit alongside Rick Remender and Joe Trohman feels like too many writers for one comic. But it works.
The comics has character conflict, room for character development and the art is good.
Unlike a few One part comedy, one part family drama, one part social commentary, one part vigilante story. Holy Roller has a lot going on and it works.
Celebrity writers Andy Samberg's writing credit alongside Rick Remender and Joe Trohman feels like too many writers for one comic. But it works.
The comics has character conflict, room for character development and the art is good.
Unlike a few more

The concept of Batman in space runs the risk of crashing into the ridiculous. Setting the series in the early years of Batman mitigates any continuity complaints and allows the story to exist beyond the scope of other Batman stories which feels like a smart move.
As first issue there is a good deal of backstory, but a number of flashbacks are used to prioritize the action before giving the ex The concept of Batman in space runs the risk of crashing into the ridiculous. Setting the series in the early years of Batman mitigates any continuity complaints and allows the story to exist beyond the scope of other Batman stories which feels like a smart move.
As first issue there is a good deal of backstory, but a number of flashbacks are used to prioritize the action before giving the ex more

The last couple of issues have been less impressive (too many characters, not clear enough significant events). The final issue makes up for any previous shortfalls. This is a concise ending to the mini-series with great interactions between Cable and Bishop. The character don't like one another, but in previous issues they didn't seem to always function in the story as a duo. Here they give a gre The last couple of issues have been less impressive (too many characters, not clear enough significant events). The final issue makes up for any previous shortfalls. This is a concise ending to the mini-series with great interactions between Cable and Bishop. The character don't like one another, but in previous issues they didn't seem to always function in the story as a duo. Here they give a gre more

An enjoyable and self-contained Wolverine and Captain America team-up. Full of great callbacks to previous comics, Wolverine and Cap's past, the whole Krakoa storyline and previous Wolverine storylines.
A couple of really awesome pages. The whole pages and set-pieces are really great. A really great page as Wolverine is fighting his way down and Cap is moving across. Unfortunately a when th An enjoyable and self-contained Wolverine and Captain America team-up. Full of great callbacks to previous comics, Wolverine and Cap's past, the whole Krakoa storyline and previous Wolverine storylines.
A couple of really awesome pages. The whole pages and set-pieces are really great. A really great page as Wolverine is fighting his way down and Cap is moving across. Unfortunately a when th more

Will the real Stephen Strange please stand up?

Overall, this was a pretty solid issue. For all that it made use of 9 splash pages, the storytelling was strong (I mention this because splash pages are generally what lazy writers use to make you think you got value for your money). Pasqual Ferry's art has never looked better. His lines are clean, characters look good, he's great at using Will the real Stephen Strange please stand up?

Overall, this was a pretty solid issue. For all that it made use of 9 splash pages, the storytelling was strong (I mention this because splash pages are generally what lazy writers use to make you think you got value for your money). Pasqual Ferry's art has never looked better. His lines are clean, characters look good, he's great at using more