Comics

Fantastic Four: Life Story #2 shifts its focus to the 70’s, introduces Doctor Doom, and ends up driving a wedge between the First Family.

At 256 Pages, Turtle in Paradise feels like a fleshed-out adaptation when it comes to graphic novels for the middle-grade reader in mind.

Justice League #63 features two stories again, featuring both the Justice League and Justice League Dark. Huge battles and surprising twists await.

Robin #3 is a wonderful action issue, but it also peeks under the hood of Damian Wayne, and that’s great storytelling. Read my review and I’ll tell you how.

Teen Titans Academy #4 is a great and fun story that introduces readers to new members of Teen Titans Academy who try to figure out a mystery.

Checkmate #1 is a new series that reunites Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev. A group of the world’s best detectives bring Checkmate back to life.

Harley Quinn #4 continues the story of the patron saint of clowns. Harley comes to terms with who she is as she tries to rescue her friend.

Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom #2 finds the titular escape artist wrestling with the themes of race and legacy and a new archenemy.

Wonder Woman: Black and Gold #1 delivers an anthology of stories featuring the iconic Amazonian in beautiful black and gold.

Infinite Frontier #1 is a love letter to the nearly infinite possibilities of the DC Universe, featuring a large ensemble and epic storyline.