Tuesday, May 24, 2022
DC vs. Vampires: Hunters #1 Review
Detective Comics #1060 Review
Someone, Please Change the Station
Harley Quinn #15 Review
A Not So Shocking Reveal
The Swamp Thing #13 Review
You Want The Answers? You Can't Handle The Answers!
Aquamen #4 Review
Chaos For Its Own Sake
Task Force Z #8 Review
Old Wounds
The zombie apocalypse isn't quite in Gotham right now, but who knows what will happen by the end of this maxi-series, what with not only Harvey Dent working on his own Lazarus Resin program, but probably more importantly, we have the dastardly Mr. Bloom working with Powers International on the same program and you know that nothing good can come out of that relationship. In our previous issue, Harvey Dent and Red Hood recruited the former Suicide Squad into their merry band of monsters but little did they know that zombie Mr. Freeze went and got a little greedy and stole all of the Lazarus Resin our "heroes" had left, leaving them with a serious case of overwhelming odds when it comes to storming Powers International. Let's jump into this issue and see if Red Hood can get some more when he goes after the bit he previously gave Batman. Let's check it out.
Teen Titans Academy #15 Review
School's Out Forever
It's the finale to the Teen Titans Academy where we spent what felt like most of this series trying to figure out who Red X was, only to be duped by a new Red X and still got nothing of the true mystery. On top of that, we got a slew of new characters that were barely defined and ultimately a series that felt like it just fell flat in what it was trying to do. In our previous issue, we saw our Young Justice Dark characters get a distress call that Shazam was in trouble, which led our characters to Apokolips to try a rescue attempt, while Raven tried to figure out how to separate Cyborg and Changeling from one another. Yeah, it's been weird but let's see if this finale can give us any sort of satisfaction.