Comics

Harley Quinn #29 has settled the different plot threads introduced in the first issue of the new creative team and is now starting to thrive.

Hallow’s Eve #2 is a transition issue with not much issue, but absolutely makes up for it with fantastic storytelling and a really unique lead.

Hellcat #2 sees Patsy Walker trying to untangle the mystery surrounding her boyfriend’s murder in a narrative-building issue.

Star Wars: Yoda #6 completes the ‘Students of the Force’ arc that sees the dangers of Force visions and how the Jedi should deal with them.

Undiscovered Country Volume 4 breaks the linear storytelling of the series by splitting the party and plunging them into an adventure through time.

Red Goblin #3 is both epic and tragic, with Normie Osborn struggling to control his Symbiotic partner whilst his grandfather needs help.

Superman #3 does a great job of establishing SuperCorp. By the end, you’ll be invested in the hope that Lex can turn it around…temporarily.

Nightwing #103 takes its heroes to Hell, and I’ve got a review on it smelling like hot brimstone. Check it out.

The Flash #797 is an exciting adventure outside of time as Kid Flash is put in charge of babysitting the children of the Flash.

Superboy: The Man of Tomorrow #1 sends Superboy out in space on an adventure of his own in a great example of how to give a character space.