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‘Batman Vol. 1: Failsafe’ review
Having written an instant classic run with Daredevil, can Chip Zdarsky do the same with DC's own brooding vigilante?
Having written an instant classic run with Daredevil, can Chip Zdarsky do the same with DC's own brooding vigilante?
While this issue is light on action sequences, it offers a look at Spider-Gwen's inner thoughts and develops Gwen-Ock.
This issue sets the stage for a very different Squire.
A fun ride that keeps the hijinks-heavy momentum going.
A little slimmer than past Marvel-Verse collections, yet packs a huge punch.
A striking first issue for what could be an ambitious miniseries by Matt Kindt, Tyler Jenkins, and Hilary Jenkins.
Another stellar issue of what is set to become one of the Scarlet Witch's definitive solo series.
This is truly shaping up to be one of the great Cap runs in every category.
A compelling story, eye-catching visuals, and a clear appreciation for the source material.
Bounty hunters and a revelation for our lead character.
The entire universe is Krakoa's, and there's more hate and fear than ever.
This issue shows off the dangers of an unhinged Beast.