It’s a rough comics week for me. Several of my favorite characters are losing their ongoing titles, including Hawkman. But the part that leaves me saddest is the final Geoff Johns story in Green Lantern #20.
Tag Archives: New 52
STATUES: Kotobukiya shows off Deathstroke ARTFX statue
Slade Wilson gets the statue treatment in this new ARTFX Statue from Kotobukiya. A whole gallery of images after the jump as well as the price you’re gonna pay to get this super soldier into your collection.
REVIEW: Batgirl #20
Or – “Get Ready For The Nightmares…”
There’s a new Ventriloquist in town, and she… she…
She scares me. Your Major Spoilers review (from behind the sofa) awaits!
REVIEW: Supergirl #20
Supergirl is dead — Long live Supergirl! Or so it seems as the strange connection between the Karas has Power Girl becoming Supergirl again.
REVIEW: The Ravagers #12 (of 12)
Or – “The Title That Embodied What I Find Wrong With The Post-Flashpoint DCU.”
When this book debuted, I had a moment of interest upon hearing that it would be relaunching parts of the New Teen Titans with parts of Gen 13, two books that were occasionally awesome in their original incarnations. Things quickly turned sour for me, for a number of reasons (many related to Howard Mackie) and I dropped the book before issue #4. Will this final issue satisfactorily wrap things up with a big ol’ bow? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: I, Vampire #19 (of 19)
Or – “I Wonder If This Ending Wasn’t Planned…”
Change is inevitable, say the sooth-sayers, but I’m still a little bummed to see another of my favorite DC New 52 titles go the way of the Skateman. Will Andrew Bennett go out with a bang or a whimper? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: DC Universe Presents #19 (of 19)
Or – “Say What You Will About WTF Month, But That Cover Is SERIOUSLY Goofy-Looking…”
When the New 52 kicked off, I was happy to hear that they had an anthology title in the mix, allowing us to see characters other than Superman, Batman and Catwoman once in a while. Now, the grand experiment comes to an end and the cover promises a crossover between the present-day Justice League and Sword and Sorcery’s Beowulf. What’s the deal with all that, you ask (assuming you’re Jerry Seinfeld?) Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: Legion Of Super-Heroes #19
Or – “It’s Always Darkest Before It Turns Pitch Black.”
After the (perhaps overly) shocking turn of events last issue, the Legion of Super-Heroes may be on their last legs. What more can befall our poor 31st Century heroes? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
COMICS PORTAL: Could Comics be Censored?
Now that Congress is taking up the issue of gun control due to recent violent events in the U.S., we can expect they’ll be looking for someone or something to blame these terrible occurrences on. Some already have come out and said that they think violent video games are at fault, desensitizing players using rapid-fire guns to murder large groups of “people.”
REVIEW: Constantine #2
Or – “Can They Make Me Forget About The Hellblazer?”
The first issue of John Constantine’s new ongoing did a lot to assuage the pain of losing Hellblazer after a quarter-decade. Will #2 keep up the streak? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: Batgirl #19
Or – “In Honor Of Two-Face, It’s A Double-Dose Of Bats…”
There has been a lot of talk on the internet about the events of the latest issue of Gail Simone’s Batgirl title. What’s all the rumbling about? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!
REVIEW: Batman And Robin #19
Or – “Those Klingon Bastards Killed My Son!”
The loss of Damian Wayne has been a devastating blow for Batman and his extended family, especially coming immediately after their estrangement thanks to the labyrinthine lunacy of The Joker. Faced with the loss of his son, how far will The Batman go? And is he trying to avenge his boy, or something even more disturbing? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!