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Justice League Infinity #2 acts as both an action-adventure story and meditation on the point of existence in the DC Animated Universe.

Crime Syndicate #6 is a powerful conclusion to the series. Schmidt ensures that the series ends with the same amount of action it began with.

Checkmate #2 has a confusing plot that makes it difficult to maintain interest. This spy thriller hasn’t got the cohesion to create any thrills.

I am not Starfire follows Mandy, the daughter of superhero Starfire and is a thoroughly enjoyable coming of age tale with a superhero twist.

Harley Quinn #5 brings the incredible miniseries to a close. Harley and Hugo go head-to-head with the lives of Quinn’s friend at stake.

Strange Adventures #11 sees Alanna confront Adam about the things she learned from Mr. Terrific. What will this confrontation mean for her and Adam?

Teen Titans Academy #5i s an overall good issue that continues the exciting journey of the academy but suffers from stifling the exciting narrative.

Robin #4 reunites Damian Wayne with Ra’s al Ghul, his villainous ancestor. How will this affect the Boy Wonder? I’ll let you know! Read my review!

Static: Season One #2 continues to explore its titular hero’s mental state and growing powers while expanding the Milestone Universe.

Infinite Frontier #3 begins to weave together the series’ various plot points, featuring a multitude of DC heroes drawn by different artists.