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Aquaman: The Becoming #5 serves as the final step of Jackson Hyde’s journey in becoming Aquaman, as he cements his place in the world.

Batman: The Knight #1 takes a different angle to Bruce Wayne’s early days, showing how the persona of Batman was built over time.

Detective Comics #1048 delivers a large dose of backstory, suspicion, and intrigue in part 2 of ‘Shadows of the Bat.’

Cass and Stephanie are fascinating characters, long overdue for a new series focused on them, so the lackluster performance of Batgirls #2 is a real shame.

I Am Batman #5 mostly acts as a transitional stage for Jace Fox and his family, with a strong story making up for inconsistent artwork.

Justice League vs. The Legion of Superheroes #1 is the start of a crossover between the heroes of the present and those of the future.

Let me tell you about Detective Comics #1047, a rollicking good start to ‘Shadow of the Bat’ in a post-Batman Gotham.

Justice League Infinity #7 cements the series as a worthy continuation of the DC Animated Universe, thanks to the creative team involved.

Dark Knights of Steel #3 adds fuel to the fires of its main conflict as both the House of El and Kingdom of Storms prepare for war.

Justice League Incarnate #3 scatters its team across the Multiverse and explores a wide variety of DC’s heroes and villains in the process.