Batman #132 is an excellent comic with two tales about adapting to strange environments. My one gripe is the Failsafe storyline has been put on hold.
Author: William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson is a small town laddie who self publishes books of punk genres, Victorian Age superheroes, rocket ships and human turmoil. He loves him some comic books, Nature, Star Trek and the fine art of the introvert.
Action Comics #1051 is the House of El swinging for the fences and Power Girl finding new purpose. You need to read these stories!
Detective Comics #1068 throws Batman & Jim Gordon into Gotham’s hottest fires, & I would love to tell you about them
Justice Society Of America #2 is a great issue full of time travel fun & shenanigans. Allow me to tell you its pros & cons
Lazarus Planet We Once Were Gods #1 is a brilliant quartet of setup stories you really should get into! I want to gab about it!
Nightwing is currently one of DC’s best books, but it wasn’t always so – he’s taken a long and winding road from Boy Wonder to 5-star hero.
Stargirl The Lost Children #3 from DC Comics introduces us to the Lost superhero kids of the 1940s. Geoff Johns scripts this issue.
Nightwing #100 is a double-sized issue setting up our guy as the premiere hero in DC Comics. Having conquered the Great Darkness, Nightwing is on a roll