Thompson expands the mythology of the Absolute with a high-gravity adventure.
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Wonder Woman #22 / Review
King plays with a few different elements in a deeply enjoyable standalone story.
The New Gods #7 // Review
What Ram V is working with is topical.
Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #1 // Review
King finds a respectably bewildering opening.
Supergirl #2 // Review
Campbell’s story continues to find kind of an appealing energy about it.
Fire & Ice: When Hell Freezes Over #3 // Review
The heart of Starer’s story is one that speaks to anyone.
Poison Ivy #34 // Review
Once again, Wilson shows herself to be dizzyingly witty.
Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong 2 #1 // Review
Buccellato moves the story along with great efficiency
Birds of Prey #22 // Review
Thompson takes her time with the drama.
Justice League Unlimited #7 // Review
Waid is working with dynamics and elements that have been with the Justice League since Gardner Fox.
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 // Review
Kelly Thompson continues a captivating re-imagining of Wonder Woman with artist Hayden Sherman.
Wonder Woman #21 // Review
March constructs the mystery with the hand of an architect..
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #39 // Review
Waid manages to make it feel as original as it does.
Catwoman #76 // Review
Delpeche does a really good job with overall action
Supergirl #1 // Review
Writer/artist Sophie Campbell delivers an intoxicatingly fun opening.
Fire and Ice: Hell Freezes Over #2 // Review
Starer’s large ensemble in a small town approach is actually a lot more fun than it has any right to be.
Poison Ivy #33 // Review
The series continues to sparkle with wit and drama.
Birds of Prey #21 // Review
Thompson has a few major elements in focus for the issue.
Batgirl #7 // Review
Brombal takes the bold move of tearing Batgirl almost entirely away from the title character.
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest Annual #1 // Review
Cantwell and Waid have some fun with an earlier 20th century version of Batman and Superman.