Tuesday, September 7, 2021
Blue and Gold #2 Review
Black Manta #1 Review
Headaches and Pirates
The Swamp Thing #7 Review
One More Piece Of The Puzzle...
Crush & Lobo #4 Review
Wasting Away
Infinite Frontier #6 Review
Looking for More
Batman #112 Review
Where's the Beef?
Batman/Catwoman #7 Review
Let's Get Butt-Naked, Bloody And Wrestle
Release Date: September 7, 2021
It's time to jump back into the three-tiered story that is Batman/Catwoman, where previously we saw Catwoman in the past talking to Joker about Christmas ornaments, in the present Catwoman knocked out Batman so that Phantasm and her could go kill the Joker and in the future, Selina and her daughter Helena went on patrol and made fun of new villains' names before Selina admitted to killing the Joker in the future from the beginning of this series....... So yeah, there's not a lot going on in this series and hopefully, that changes as we start the second leg of the story with this issue. Let's check it out.
Green Lantern #6 Review
What's Going On?
The saga of what the Green Lanterns do when they don't have rings anymore continues and as we saw in the previous issue, it looks like all eyes are on New Korugar after Keli Quintela, the Teen Lantern lost her chill and went to the homeworld of the Sinestro Corps looking to pick a fight because she believed that Sinestro was involved in the destruction of the Main Power Battery but at the end of the issue we saw Yellow Lantern, Jessica Cruz put Teen Lantern down, while Simon Baz grabbed the girl to return her to Oa and hopefully stop an all-out war. Let's jump into this issue and see where that story goes now.
Green Lantern 2021 Annual #1 Review
Mastering Fear
Let's jump into this Green Lantern Annual that looks at the continuation of Jessica Cruz becoming a Yellow Lantern, why she decides to remain a part of the Sinestro Corps, and how she uses that power of fear. It's an interesting premise that I've been greatly interested in ever since we saw in the Future State backup and I can't wait to see the progression of Jessica Cruz' character from someone who was a victim of fear, to someone who could overcome and now someone who knows how to wield it. Let's check out this issue.
Suicide Squad #7 Review
Bugging Out
If you're going into Suicide Squad #7 I'd just like you to know first that this week's Annual is first in the reading order so make sure if you've been all about the Suicide Squad like I've been that you go and read that issue first before getting back to our main numbered books because there were some big answers to what's been going on with Superboy in that Annual and you won't want to miss that before we continue with this and find out what our Task Force X is going to be doing next. Let's jump into this issue and see what this new mission holds.
Suicide Squad 2021 Annual #1 Review
Superboy Has Met His Match
We've got annuals and regular issues dropping on the same day and while that may be confusing to some about what to read first, I've got your back in telling you that you definitely need to read this annual before any more Suicide Squad books. Not only because it's the correct reading order but because we have Superboy vs. Superboy. As we saw in the previous issue, our Suicide Squad Superboy was having some problems and the Squad was teleported away to try and find some medicine to inject in our Teen of Steel but when they got there, the Superboy we've seen in Young Justice was waiting. Let's jump into this issue and see what's going on in the Suicide Squad and how this might change everything. Let's check it out.