Comics

‘Detective Comics #1000’ is a jam-packed 96-page issue celebrating not 1000 issues of the Detective Comics but also 80 years of Batman.

Captain Marvel #3 it continues to display excellent storytelling, art, and direction from its creative team, while showcasing empowerment.

High Level #2 follows Thirteen, a thief and Onida resident as she is swept in a bring peace to her post-apocalytpic and cyberpunk world by saving Minnow.

‘Batman #67’ continues the “Knightmare” with Selina finding out from the Questions just how deep Batman is in Bane’s illusion. 

‘Nightwing #58’ continues the many issue stretch of a hero without heroism. Ric Grayson is still with us. There is still a ways to go with this arc

‘The Empty Man #5’ follows as Agent Jensen’s secret exposed and the strange creature teased in the last issue is out for the world to see.

It’s clear that Crowded Vol 1 is a comic with nitroglycerin in its veins. Full of car chases and rocket launching librarians.

‘The Freeze #4’ follows the events of the main protagonist, Ray, as he battles with his powers and the forces who seem to want to manipulate him.

Lock and load! Cyberforce #9 is out, and I’m knee deep in the carnage. Check out my review and see what I think about it!

In “Auntie Agatha’s Home For Wayward Rabbits” #5, Sawyer hosts and community meeting with the rest of the rabbits to try and convince them to join him.