Comic Books
‘Batman: Urban Legends’ #3 review
Batman: Urban Legends' third issue remains strong. The Red Hood and Grifter stories are particular highlights.
Batman: Urban Legends' third issue remains strong. The Red Hood and Grifter stories are particular highlights.
This issue is fully dedicated to the thrill ride, and I can't think of anything more Sonic than that.
It's Savage vs. a world of monsters in this series finale.
Even if more recent comics have had you wondering if the Fantastic Four were actually worth reading, this run proves...
This issue continues to prove 'Children of the Atom' was worth the wait.
Leah Williams and David Baldeon's X-Factor wraps up the Morrigan arc and sets the stage for an exciting character return...
'Heroes Reborn' #2 takes a step inside the life of Hyperion.
An enticing glimpse into the future of Jason Todd.
Despite some narrative stumbling and confusion, Sleeping Beauties Vol 1 manages to outlast its own novelty.
'Wonder Woman: Afterworlds' is the most exciting Diana story in a decade.
Johnson, Godlewski and Rapmund deliver a side-adventure integral to the re-development of Jon Kent as a prominent character.
Karmen #3 continues its delectable tale, but finally comes to a violent head.
