Comics

Catwoman #31 sees Selina regale her host Siddhart Roy with exactly how she has managed to smuggle Ivy out from under his nose.

Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #3 gives readers a look at Batman’s current situation from the view of one of those who are controlling his world.

Nightwing #80 is a fun, glorious romp through the life of Dick Grayson and the city of Bludhaven. I’m happy to share my thoughts with you on this issue!

Superman: Red & Blue #3 features a quintet of tales that center on the Man of Steel’s humanity, courtesy of a roster of all-star creators.

Justice League #61 contains two different teams and two different stories. The Justice League and Justice League Dark both fight otherworldly beasts.

Wonder Girl #1 has grand ideas, and magnificent art, but suffers from rushed pacing, a plot too involved for a single issue.

Incredible Doom Volume 1 begins the story of four teens and how their lives are forever impacted by the arrival of online computing.

Mighty Morphin #7 upends the traditional dynamic between Lord Zedd and the Power Rangers, presenting the heroes with a monumental choice. 

One of the three main truths about the Trench is a lie. Facing this revelation, Pa breaks down and tells his kids the truth in Snow Angels #4.

Scout’s Honor #5 acts as the perfect conclusion to the series, bringing a message of hope and unity throughout its post-apocalyptic setting.