REVIEWS
St. Mercy #1 begins a tale told in two parts, divided by continents and five hundred years, but connected by gold and gods.
Robin #5 offers plenty of Robins, and plenty of mystery for the Boy Wonder and cast to unravel. What’s the story? Read my review and see for yourself.
Wonder Girl #3 sees Yara recovering from her hard landing in Brazil. But before long the traveler finds herself beset by the mythological.
What If…? Episode 3 reimagines the MCU like you’ve never seen it before. In episode 3 we ponder, what if the Avengers never had the chance to form?
Superman: Son of Kal-El #2 is a fantastic comic that dives deeper into Jon Kent and what drives him to heroism, in a way that is his own.
A new arc begins in Harley Quinn #6, as Harley ventures into the territory of Catwoman. This is a prelude to the Fear State crossover coming very soon.
Superman vs Lobo #1 pits the last Czarnian and the last Kryptonian against each other in a popularity contest inside this Black Label comic.
Checkmate #3 beings to untangle the knot of confusion that was left after the previous issue. Superman and Robin both make appearances.
Superman ’78 #1 is a solid continuation of the first Superman film and serves as a loving tribute to its cast and crew in the process.
Circo Animato 2021 shows the creativity and range of genres that the medium of animation can tap into, courtesy of 13 animated shorts.
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