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Hannah Rose May keeps this series firing on all cylinders. As always the art from Miriana Puglia is fantastic and Dearbhla Kelly's colors give every page that perfect uneasy vibe. Ivy continues to steal the show and the runway, and watching her put more of the pieces together while still being power...
A sweet little love letter to Bubbline fans, but don't go in expecting anything too deep. The mixtape chapter structure is a genuinely clever idea and Rosie Knight clearly has a lot of affection for these characters, capturing the push and pull between PB's tendency to overthink and Marcy's reckless...
Issue 2 keeps the momentum going but things get a lot more layered. Lemire is clearly playing a long game here and this issue leans hard into the mystery, maybe a bit too hard at times. There were moments where I genuinely lost track of what was happening inside the Matrix versus what was playing ou...
Lemire and De Latorre come out swinging with one of the most unsettling debut issues DC has put out in years. The genius of this first issue is that Firestorm isn't the hero, he's the threat. The Matrix is running the show now, and watching something that looks like Ronnie Raymond move through a sma...
Wow what a issue this was! A shocking twist in the story as I originally thought this Green Arrow was an undead Oliver Queen but I seem to be wrong as of now! With only 6 issues I do hope DC extends it. Absolute Green Arrow with only two issues so far continues to deliver!
Superman: Father of Tomorrow #1 is a fresh and exciting take on the Superman story. Instead of Kal-El landing on the Kent farm, it is his father Jor-El who survives Krypton's destruction and crash lands on Earth. What makes this work immediately is how quickly you warm up to Jor-El as a character. H...