I swear to buddha, Absolute Wonder Woman is the best series coming out of the Absolute Universe. I will even sy it's top 3 best modern comic book series coming out right now. I really like the art, and Mattia De Lulis art impressed me so much.

Something about this story is just.... so stale and lifeless. Like it doesn't have that spark, it's just going through the motions. I really don't lie the fact that Batman would actually shoot a gun, unless it was by any means necessary (like him shooting Darkseid in Final crisis). It's not bad, but it's just.... meh and whatever. The only reason this is not a 5 out of 10 is because current Jim Lee's art is still above most modern comic book artists. more

this was surprisingly a good issue that got my attention. The art here was really god, and I am very excited to see how the punisher will face against Spider-Man.

It's honestly so strange on how Mark Waid wrote this in a tight corner, yet he managed to tie everything up and got out of this almost flawlessly. this is Bryan hitch's best work, and the delay was well worth the wait.

Joshua Williamson's Superman has been consistently fun and entertaining. I also realy love the different artist rotation and how they transition smoothly

this was really solid. Although I like Geiger more, I like this first arc. Jason Fabok is one of the greatest artists of all time, and it clearly shows in his work. I think this is his most consistent work. Overall, I had a fun time with this series. I'm excited for the next arc.

it's a fun anthology issue.

Legit this may be the strongest start to a TMNT, and I read Kevin Eastman's TMNT series.

This book is so good it's almost comical.

Like, each issue has been steadily better than the last for the most part. And yet, the level of quality has not hit a wall or petered out. Its very much still killing it in every regard.

This issue might be the best since the reboot. The crushing emotions and the weight of everything happening here as the brothers go through turmoil is insane.

Juan Ferreyra outdoes himself with every page, every panel. Hes literally about to become my favorite tmnt artist of all time with this book.

This series is a must read. more

this was actually a very good issue celebrating the years of Wolverine. Wolverine happens to be my favorite mutant of all time, and of course it's because of Steve Blum and Hugh Jackman. Cheers to more Wolverine!

I honestly really like how surreal this issue got with the wolf and bear. It was really good and had me entertained all the way.

This issue isn't bad, but I wished this story had more time to breathe. the pacing is a bit quick for me.

this was a really fun and entertaining anthology. I wanted kaijus hitting each other, and that's exactly what I got.

I loved this comic instantly. I have to say, this has already completely eclipsed Lemire's current JLA run. Honestly? I'd have Lemire focus on this and this alone, DC wise of course.

Barry is depicted as a good man from the off and his fondess for Wally is compelling. He has a vested interest in Wally that Wally's father seems to find problematic. It feels like there is more to this. Is Wally himself an experiment? Created by his dad maybe!

Wally's regret over what he did to Barry is felt in every page.

I feel it. But what exactly did Barry do here?

In terms of character designs, I dig the new version of Captain Cold. Hoping to see more character development for him.

Lemire does family drama as good as anyone in comics and that West family drama is the beating heart of this story.

Absolute DC continues this renaissance era for DC comics. I look forward to every issue. I haven't felt this way about so many comics at once in years. Long may it run. more

I am going to try to not compare Main Wonder Woman to Absolute Wonder Woman, since that is a really weird way to say which book is better or I prefer. I like to judge each book by its own merits, and not bring another book down.

For me, Tom King's Wonder Woman feels very stiff. very awkward, very stale and formal. The dialogue is short and concise, and I understand that Wonder Woman is a greek demigod. But she lived here on Earth for a long time, so it's strange to have Wonder Woman speak this inhuman or out of touch shakespearan dialogue.

And a vocal minority are very conflicted and dont like Tom King's voice for Batman. I am one of those people. I feel that Tom King doesn't really get Batman, and he often writes Batman out of character and acting very strangely in this story. The line about God in church with Batman and Wonder Woman doesn't hit hard because the writing for these characters are so strange and bizzare.

Overall, it's not terrible, and it's a nice break from the previous villain. But it feels that this Series doesn't feel natural to me. Or I could be wrong more

Tom Taylor manages to stick the landing for his story arc in Detective Comics, and I also really love Mikel Janin. I am excited to see Tom Taylor's next stories.

It's nice to see Francesco Francavilla again, considering their work on Batman: Black Mirror which is honestly the best Dick Grayson story of all time in my opinion