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K Sharath reviewed Action Comics #242 Oct 21, 2024
7.5

First major villain encounter for Superman and one that he cannot defeat with strength.Its an interesting idea that is well executed.The surprise of the book works out pretty well and adds to the impact of the ending.

The book turns out good due to its ending that preserves Superman's core values.

Action Comics #242

By: Otto Binder, Al Plastino

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #209 Aug 22, 2024
5.5

Variety story but not so interesting just mere readable for timepass

Batman #209

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #207 Aug 21, 2024
7.5

Thought were it was going for a moment but succeds in becoming a tense intense presentation where time is ticking and you can feel it on reading.

Batman #207

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #206 Aug 20, 2024
6.5

Variety with all those scheme and villain but lacks the hooking factor.

Batman #206

By: Frank Robbins, Irv Novick

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #4 Aug 19, 2024
7.0

Not every story needs the same aporoach something versitality does the trick and this one does. Heavy politics in the backdrop!

Suicide Squad #4

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: May 6, 1987

William Hell incites racist riots and Amanda Waller sends in the Squad to quell the rising hate and stop the vile supremacist.

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #3 Aug 18, 2024
6.0

Despite the action it feels pointless hope it connects somewhere aroubd soon. Plus the one on ine action feels repetitive

Suicide Squad #3

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: Jul 1, 1987

The Squad returns to Belle Reve for some rest, however, the rest won't last long because Darkseid has decided it's time for G. Gordon Godfrey to come home and dispatches the Female Furies to bring him back!

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #2 Aug 17, 2024
7.5

What more to expect than deaths, action and surprises rightfully delivered.The one on one split up action felt so good

Suicide Squad #2

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: Mar 11, 1987

The Squad takes the fight to Qurac to put an end to the Jihad before the terrorist organization can go on its first mission--and one of the Squad isn't coming back alive!

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7.0

New Suicide Squad Vol. 2: Monsters

By: Sean Ryan, Philippe Briones

A breakaway faction of the League of Assassins has their eyes on the Suicide Squad. With new recruits in tow, infiltrating the deadly group will require extreme measuresand it may cost some squad members. How far will they push the limits and who will fall? Plus, how will Harley Quinn deal with her greatest enemy: boredom? Find out in these stories...

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6.0

New Suicide Squad Vol. 1: Pure Insanity

By: Sean Ryan, Various

The new series begins with a mission in Russia that features two red-hot Batman villains: Harley Quinn and Jokers Daughter, plus Deadshot, Deathstroke the Terminator, Black Manta and more! Collects NEW SUICIDE SQUAD #1-8.

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K Sharath rated Suicide Squad Bad Blood Aug 17, 2024
7.5

Suicide Squad Bad Blood

By: Tom Taylor, Juan Albarran

In this new collection, the Suicide Squad is assigned to neutralize a group of international super-terrorists known as the Revolutionaries-and the survivors are forced into joining the Squad! Who can Harley Quinn and Deadshot trust when their new teammates are the very people their crew was assigned to kill? This Squad might survive their next miss...

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6.5

Suicide Squad Vol. 1: The Black Vault

By: Rob Williams, Carlos D'Anda

Assembled by the tough-as-nails intelligence expert Amanda Waller and overseen by disgraced military genius Captain Rick Flag, the men, women and monsters of the Suicide Squad-a.k.a. Task Force X-do the jobs that are too dirty for any superheroes to soil their capes with.
 
Their latest mission should be easy enough: recover a power...

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6.5

Suicide Squad Vol. 5: Walled In

By: Matt Kindt, Patrick Zircher

As FOREVER EVIL sweeps over the DCU, the Suicide Squad experiences a world full of freed villains! And now, with the Reverse Suicide Squad taking over Belle Reve, Amanda Waller and James Gordon Jr. must free a prisoner from the early days of The New 52 if they are to have any hope of surviving! Collects SUICIDE SQUAD #24-30 and SUICIDE SQUAD: AMAND...

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6.0

Suicide Squad Vol. 3: Death Is For Suckers

By: Adam Glass, Fernando Dagnino

As the Suicide Squad closes in on Basilisk leader Regulus, Deadshot and Harley discover sleeper agents in their ranks. Meanwhile, Harley must face her former boyfriend, The Joker! Collecting issues #14-19 of the hard-hitting series!

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6.0

Suicide Squad Vol. 2: Basilisk Rising

By: Adam Glass, Federico Dallocchio

As the team tries to recover from their disastrous Gotham City mission, a traitor stalks the Squad! His mission: Assassinate Amanda Waller, expose the Squad and leave Task Force X in ruins! Collects SUICIDE SQUAD #8-13 and #0 and RESURRECTION MAN #9.

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7.0

Suicide Squad Vol. 1: Kicked In The Teeth

By: Adam Glass, Federico Dallocchio

HARLEY QUINN, DEADSHOT, KING SHARK and others are a team of death-row Super-Villains recruited by the government to take on missions so dangerous theyre sheer suicide! After a prison riot at BELLE REVE PENITENTIARY, the hunt for the escaped HARLEY QUINN is on! Collects SUICIDE SQUAD #1-7!

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7.5

Justice League vs. Suicide Squad Vol. 1

By: Joshua Williamson, Riley Rossmo

The wildly popular JUSTICE LEAGUE VS. SUICIDE SQUAD is here in this title collecting stories from JUSTICE LEAGUE VS. SUICIDE SQUAD #1-6, SUICIDE SQUAD #8-10 and JUSTICE LEAGUE #12-13. The Justice League has discovered the existence of the Suicide Squad, and the World's Greatest Heroes can't let that stand! But Amanda Waller and Task Force X won't g...

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K Sharath reviewed Suicide Squad #1 Aug 17, 2024
7.5

Just the introduction for thinks to come but it is done well in an effective way. That frenzy opening sequence is this one's highlight

Suicide Squad #1

By: John Ostrander, Luke McDonnell
Released: Feb 4, 1987

Amanda Waller organizes the Suicide Squad for a mission to take down a Qurac terrorist group known as the Jihad before they can attack the U.S.

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #394 Aug 12, 2024
7.0

Recreating of that event was the best part of this issue.Moreover it also nails the detective investigation style part.

Detective Comics #394

By: Frank Robbins, Bob Brown
Released: Dec 3, 1969

“A VICTIM’S VICTIM!” A race-car driver accuses Bruce Wayne, who backed a competitor, of having his eye shot out by a sniper during his last race! Plus, “STRIKE…WHILE THE CAMPUS IS HOT!”

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #393 Aug 11, 2024
6.5

Thought this one is going to fail due to all that random talking panel but everything connects to the story delivering an above average vaccation detective adventure.

Detective Comics #393

By: Frank Robbins, Bob Brown
Released: Nov 5, 1969

“THE COMBO CAPER!” Batman and Robin investigate the mystery of a neighbor’s cracked safe! “DOWNFALL OF A GOLIATH!” Barbara Gordon and Jason Bard investigate the prime suspect in a mugging that turned into a murder!

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #392 Aug 11, 2024
7.0

What an opening with that fight tense intense but could not capitalize on it. Plus Batgirl gets another case to work on

Detective Comics #392

By: Frank Robbins, Bob Brown
Released: Oct 1, 1969

“I DIED...A THOUSAND DEATHS!” Batman appears to have been killed in a watery fight with gangster Angles Moore, but Moore and his boss Scap Scarpel are plagued by ghostly reminders of Batman everywhere they go!

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #391 Aug 10, 2024
6.5

Thw writers comes up with yet another variety storyline and villain but cannot match the feat of previous issues.

Detective Comics #391

By: Mike Friedrich, Bob Brown
Released: Sep 3, 1969

See what happens when a civilian impersonates Batman! Robin discovers the truth behind the miscommunication between teachers and administrators at his school!

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #390 Aug 10, 2024
7.5

Not even a single person in Gotham is sane.. Yet another criminal yet again variety plan with twists plus Robin is fighting a lot of people for god knows why!

Detective Comics #390

By: Mike Friedrich, Bob Brown
Released: Aug 6, 1969

Batman takes on a costumed villain! Some party crashers interrupt Dick’s date with Sandy!

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #389 Aug 10, 2024
7.5

Scarecrow has yet another wicked plan but is he match for Batman!Yet another twisted adventure plus Batgirl's action filled ride continues. Batgirl should have been such an inspiration for women at that time⚡

Detective Comics #389

By: Frank Robbins, Bob Brown
Released: Jul 2, 1969

Scarecrow is released from jail and is out to get revenge! Batgirl continues her fight against crooks masquerading as Justice League members!

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #388 Aug 10, 2024
7.5

Greatest jester of all time pulls out yet another surprising trick out of his bag while Batgirl gets caught up in a twisted adventure. What more could you ask for!

Detective Comics #388

By: John Broome, Bob Brown
Released: Jun 4, 1969

The Joker steals an antigravity device and uses it to facilitate his robberies and to trap Batman and Robin. A fake Batman appears in this Batgirl backup story.

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #387 Aug 10, 2024
7.5

Recreating of a classic case was just the right thing to do at the 30th anniversary

Detective Comics #387

By: Bill Finger, Bob Brown
Released: May 7, 1969

Batman and Robin arrive at a crime scene where the wealthy atomic chemist Lambert has been murdered with a poker in his own living room.

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K Sharath reviewed Detective Comics #386 Aug 10, 2024
7.0

Hell of a variety content but letdown by an average robin adventure. The mainstory felt good but not the robin adventure.

Detective Comics #386

By: Mike Friedrich, Ross Andru
Released: Apr 2, 1969

When Bruce Wayne’s stand-in is killed in a plane explosion, Batman investigates and discovers a revenge plot.

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K Sharath reviewed Batman #404 Aug 8, 2024
8.5

The redefined origin story without repeating the old story but peserving its essential core.

Gordon is on another league and shines above all in this one👌

Batman #404

By: Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli
Released: Jan 28, 1987

Year One, Part 1: Who I Am - How I Come to Be
Frank Miller (THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, Sin City) and David Mazzucchelli (Daredevil) deliver the acclaimed, four-part origin of Batman! Witness Bruce Wayne's transformation into The Dark Knight as he combats his own demons while struggling to topple the corrupt political system infesting his home.

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6.5

The philosophy class you missed in ypur high school in the form of a book were DC is busy teaching you values than continuing their story.

Dark Nights: Death Metal: Rise of the New God #1

By: Bryan Edward Hill, Jess Merino
Released: Oct 28, 2020

Batman. Always. Wins. This irrevocable truth resonates to the very heart of Perpetua's battle with the Batman Who Laughs…and when her ally reveals his absolute nature, she will upend this mantra and destroy the last planet. His planet. But that's not enough…and the mother of all creation must wonder, if power lies in destruction, why would she ...

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8.0

Just the cartoon style ambush of superheroes by a small but surprising guy.. Heavily bizarre and enjoyable

Dark Nights: Death Metal: Robin King #1

By: Tony Patrick, Riley Rossmo
Released: Oct 21, 2020

With a utility belt filled to the brim with weapons designed to kill every hero in the DCU, Robin King is the most sadistic soldier in the Darkest Knight evil army! Can anyone stop him from laying waste to Earth’s last line of defense? And how did he become one of the Batman Who Laugh’s groblins in the first place? And in the backup story, can ...

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K Sharath reviewed Demon Knights #0 Jan 30, 2024
8.0

Thats how you begin a series🔥
Heavy potential storyline starts with a bang connecting to history illustrated by fantastic artwork diving into depths of hell🫣

Demon Knights #0

By: Paul Cornell, Bernard Chang
Released: Sep 12, 2012

Deep in the past of The New 52, Etrigan the Demon and Jason Blood struggle against Merlin and Lucifer! The horrible curse that unite them is revealed!

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