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Raising Dion creator Dennis Liu talks about his new project LING and how it pushes Asian American representation forward.

Damian Wayne has grown a lot since his first introduction to the panel and here we list the best comic book runs to date featuring the character.

The Joker: Year of the Villain #1 looks at the Clown Prince of Crime through the eyes of one of his henchmen and why the Joker has a pull over him.

Joker is anchored by a riveting performance from Joaquin Phoenix, who manages to elevate an otherwise subpar origin story for the Clown Prince of Crime.

‘Harleen #1,’ from DC Black Label, is a reimagining of Harley Quinn’s origin and specifically her tumultuous romantic relationship with the Joker.

‘Batman/Superman #2’ from DC Comics features a knockdown drag-out fight between The World’s Finest, Batman and Superman, and The Shazam Who Laughs.

In ‘Transformers #12’ Cybertronian xenorelations crumble and Nautica must unravel an alien plot that could threaten her shipmates.

‘Superman #15’ follows Kal and Jon as the galaxy recovers from the recent war by building a new future full of peace and prosperity.

The ‘City of Bane’ arc continues in ‘Batman #78,’ as Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle mend their relationship while training to take back their city.

The historic issue from Image Comics, ‘Spawn #300,’ sees Spawn confronting agents from Heaven and Hell while gaining a new ally, the Redeemer