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  • Sensation Comics featuring Wonder Woman 1 & 2

    Tony Keen talks about the “dead tree” version of DC’s online-first Wonder Woman series…

  • Scooby-Doo! Team-Up 5

    Together Again For The First Time – Scooby-Doo and Wonder Woman! Submit To Loving Authority and read all about it.

  • Justice League 28 & 29

    Predictably, Will Morgan has something to say about the introduction of the Metal Men into the New 52. Unpredictably – it’s something good!

  • Talon 0

    Kudos to James Tynion IV and Scott Snyder for providing adequate infodump for new readers – that, after all, is one of the things these “Zero Issues” are supposed to be for. What they’ve sadly failed to do is make us care about the subject of all this data.

  • The Dark Knight Rises (another view)

    Against the standards Nolan has set himself, Dark Knight Rises doesn’t rise far enough, and must be considered the least of the trilogy, and the worst of all of Nolan’s movies.

  • The Dark Knight Rises

    For those who favour soundbite explanations, this final part of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy comes across as a mash-up of David Fincher’s Fight Club and Brecht’s anti-Nazi allegory The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui. (Contains spoilers.)

  • Superman Adventures, Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-Man, and… more…

    Next month, we go to the comic shop, and Marvel has one comic on the shelf. It’s by Ty Templeton. It’s called Marvel Universe Ultimate Spider-Man. Next to it is Superman Family Adventures by Art Baltazar, published by DC. And we all lived happily ever after.

  • Voodoo 1-5

    Our heroine is a hybrid of humanity and the Daemonites, who sent her to Earth to gather Intel on the superhero community, and circumvent the obstacles said heroes would present to a Daemonite invasion. And of course the most practical, least obtrusive way to achieve this is to make your sleeper agent a shapeshifting supermodel stripper who telepathically plucks secrets from denizens of the nearby New Orleans military base while she gives them private dances. Hey, don’t look like that; it could work …

  • DC Universe Presents 2

    Deadman wants answers. Rama Kushna, the goddess who tasked him with possessing souls in need, has told him that when he’s satisfied some karmic balance, he’ll find enlightenment.

  • Aquaman 1

    For more than a decade, Aquaman has been the joke of DC Comics. Although mentions in TV shows such as Entourage and Big Bang Theory have helped keep him in the public consciousness, it’s been as a figure of ridicule, universally derided as the most useless hero in DC’s pantheon. Geoff Johns takes all the major Aquaman jokes and slaps each one soundly round the face as he dismisses it, hopefully forever.

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