The Hydrology arc concludes as Kate confronts the Weeping Woman and her own past in the gorgeous Batwoman #5…
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The Plutonian faces off against his most powerful foes yet–his parents–as we finally get a brief taste of crossover in this issue, part three of the four issue Irredeemable/Incorruptible crossover!
Captain Victory demolished a planet, and now his gunnery officer—a not so cowardly lion-man—is challenging his authority in issue two of this space adventure out of the mind of Jack Kirby!
Allen the Alien makes a difficult decision, Nolan is reunited with Kid Omni-Man, and a lot of people have a lot of sex in this month’s Invincible!
While Boom! may be losing their Disney titles, they’ve still got at least one well-established well they can draw from with Peanuts!
Raphael and Casey Jones are out administering their own brand of justice on the streets as the rest of the turtles question whether their lost brother is still alive or not. Meanwhile, a one-eyed cat-man named Hob wants to dine on turtle soup!
When it was revealed that Stephanie Brown wouldn’t be returning as Batgirl, Art Baltazar and his partner-in-crime Franco came to the rescue, featuring both Stephanie AND the fan-favorite Secret Six in this issue of Tiny Titans! Aw yeah relaunch-avoidance!
According to the author, “A reclusive man gets a strange key from his deceased father and must brave a mad world in search of answers. His neighbors, however, have other plans.” And also a sandwich with a live bird inside of a dead fish. (Yes, that is in fact as strange as it sounds.)
“Just the place for a Snarked!” the reviewer cried, As he handled his book with care; Supporting each page with a grip on each side And a finger entwined in his hair.
Shade the Changing Man, fresh off his Secret Seven appearance in Flashpoint, gets called away from his magical blow-up doll to put together yet another rag-tag team of supernatural superheroes, this time to stop a particularly creepy looking and emaciated Enchantress.
Kid Flash Fact: Fire’s bad, Red Robin’s good, and Cassie doesn’t want to be called Wonder Girl. Can Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth convince this reader that Tim Drake should have wings? Find out after the jump!
Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang are bringing us yet another reimagining of the Wonder Woman character, having a strong mythological bent and incredible art.
We catch Catwoman in the midst of donning her form-fitting garb, but just how long will it take her to put it on? And how long will it take before she undresses again? Judd Winick manages to catch this reader’s intrigue, despite the risque art on nearly every page.
Slade Wilson, also known as Deathstroke the Terminator, has moved on from commandeering a doomed team of Titans to go back to his roots as the best merc on the planet.