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‘Superman’ #33 plumbs the depths of Lex Luthor’s soul
Strikes a balance between carefully crafted character study and superpowered slugfest.
Strikes a balance between carefully crafted character study and superpowered slugfest.
A truly fresh spin on the eternal feud between Batman and the Joker.
Jason Todd has largely been defined by his death at the Joker's hands, and decides to do something about it.
Pushes the story in new directions while keeping what made the original series work.
A collection of new faces are introduced into the story, including some familiar Kaiju from the Godzilla mythos.
One of the bleakest and most unsettling chapters of the year.
Fun action-flick on the surface, layers of symbolic metaphors underneath.
An issue where the chemistry and pacing will have you howling at the moon.
A pure all-ages joyride that proves sometimes fun really is enough.
Proof that the living and the undead share some things in common.
Brings back old foes and introduces new ones while questioning if its lead hero can change for the better.
An exciting, if doomed, adventure that does some heavy lifting for a character desperate for the spotlight.