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Monkey Prince #1 is a fantastic first issue for DC’s newest hero, as Gene Luen Yang writes a fantastical yet relatable story.
Harley Quinn #11 continues the series after a shattering conclusion last issue. Harley has to catch a train as Keepsake makes a move.
Task Force Z #4 is more than just a horror comic. Rosenberg has been telling an in-depth, complicated story that is just as much of a thriller
Superman and Robin Special #1 brings the Super-Sons (Superman and Robin) back together for an adventure of Nazi’s and dinosaurs
Peacemaker: Disturbing The Peace #1 offers a new origin for Christopher Smith, though it feels far too derivative of other antiheroes’.
It would have been great if Yara’s solo series was continuing. But Wonder Girl #7 is a great story and a good sendoff for her next adventure.
DC Vs Vampires #4 finally unifies Batman and Green Arrow in their battle against the undead but also escalates the vampire invasion.
Teen Titans Academy #11 is an epic superhero story, as the Titans have an epic clash that could decide the fate of the world.
Robin #10 takes us back to the past in order to educate our young hero. But is it a good education? I’ll let you know in my review.
Static: Season One #5 races toward the series’ grand finale by delivering a rematch between Static and Hotstreak while introducing new foes.
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Superman Issue 29 continues The Legion of Darkseid storyline, sending Superman into the future with only Superboy-Prime as backup.
Absolute Wonder Woman Issue 11 heads underneath the labyrinth in the latest issue, where another community is fighting for survival.
Batman Issue 1 is a new era that sees Matt Fraction take over the Caped Crusader, with a new look and feel to DC’s flagship.