Comics
Detective Comics #1053 weaves a fine tale of crime, corruption, and heroes behind the eightball. Come along to but Why Tho and let me tell ya about it.
Batman: The Knight #2 finds Bruce Wayne dealing with the twin pitfalls of adolescence and grand larceny in Paris on his road to Bathood.
Venom #5 deepens the lore of the Symbiotes but undercuts the ongoing story in the process, leading to a mixed return for Al Ewing.
Marvel’s Voices: Legacy (2022) #1 is a solid celebration of the House of Idea’s Black heroes, though it could have involved more creators.
The Scorched #2 features a battle in Russia, with all the gritty, bloody action Spawn fans have come to expect from the hellish antihero.
Radiant Black #12 closes out the superhero series’ first year by telling a standalone story focused on the secret origin of Radiant Pink.
X Deaths of Wolverine #2 continues the series’ white-knuckle thrill ride, drawing on action classics like The Terminator for inspiration.
A Thing Called Truth #4 Sees Mag and Dorian visit Madrid and Paris as they continue their tour of Europe. And someone has noted Mag’s disappearance.
Detective Comics #1052 adds some more layers to the Day 19 fallout. Come on over and I’ll tell you what you can expect in this issue.
Superman: Son of Kal-El #8 is one of the most compelling stories for Jon Kent so far, as it forces our young Superman to make tough choices.
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