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Outsiders #6 has parts that are close to incomprehensible. Yet it has a fascinating story with adventure and characters that gives it personality.
Blue Beetle #8 is all about potential change. Where some figures leave the series, others are also planning their departures.
The Flash #7 catches the readers up after a lot of running between dimensions as Barry searches for the missing Wally West.
Titans #9 continue the cloak and dagger dismantling of the team, as Raven manipulates the members from within and turns them against each other.
Wonder Woman #7 is a fun adventure through an intergalatic mall, taking a break from the heaviness of the current series.
Outsiders #5 guides the readers through another dark corner of the DC Universe, as a nightclub full of monsters is uncovered.
Blue Beetle #7 steps outside the current adventure to deliver a tribute to Keith Giffen by visiting many of his iconic characters.
Kneel Before Zod #3 pits General Zod and Ursa against an entire fleet of alien invaders, which is surely no contest for the Kryptonians.
The Flash #6 continue the dimension splitting story at a breakneck pace, with the readers at risk of being left behind.
Wonder Woman #6 pits the Amazon against her greatest enemies all at once, turning Washington D.C. into a brutal battleground.
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The Flash Issue 31 reinvigorates the series, with a new creative team that returns Wally to the family man dynamic and running into danger.
Superman/Spider-Man Issue 1 brings the two icons together, as Clark Kent and Peter Parker work together to save the day.
Superman Issue 36 transforms the entire series by switching Supermen. Superboy-Prime is in the spotlight and wants to be just like Superman.












