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I’ll be honest in saying I’m not super familiar with Jonathan Kent. I mean, I grew up watching Superman: The Animated Series and Justice League - but, Jonathan Kent was more often than not a tertiary character, at best. That’s not to say he’s unimportant - it’s simply to preface this by letting it be known that I’m by no means an expert on the character. Perhaps that’s why, when confronted with t

The highly anticipated first issue of Batman/Superman is finally here, and it has definitely been worth the wait. Let’s dive in. Spoilers Follow. I have to be honest; I have never quite understood just how the Dark Multiverse worked. In my mind, I had always pictured countless worlds wherein the worst possible outcomes always occurred. I imagined worlds that were rotten from the moment they f

The second issue of Batman: Curse of the White Knight begins by taking us back to the seventeenth century, wherein we see Edmond Wayne taken by the local authorities for breaking into Wayne Manor. We find out that the Wayne’s have apparently all died from the Plague, meaning that Edmond is the last heir to the Wayne legacy – though, he doesn’t tell this to the authorities. While he rides in the ba

#DoomsdayClock #8: Focusing on the #ManOfSteel, “DC #8” felt more like a “#Superman” comic than anything else - but I’m not complaining. Superman’s earnest atempt at quelling the tension of the worlds’ nations was great - but the highlight was definitely the *intense* ending. 4/5 — Feb. 3rd #DoomsdayClock #9: The wait has been a long one, but it has def. proven to be worth it. A battle a year (

#HeroesInCrisis #1: “Crisis” has always been synonymous with cataclysmic events, which is why the intimate feel & scope of “HiC #1” is unexpected.. but welcomed. Its use of page long vignettes, evocative artwork, & a compelling premise all have me excited to keep reading. 4.5/5 — Feb. 25th #HeroesInCrisis #2: More a “Crisis of Faith” than anything else, the 2nd issue of “HiC” gets *very* pers

Dexter was starting to get impatient as he sat outside the National Bank waiting in the car. His men were supposed to have been out two minutes ago, and every minute – no, second – mattered when attempting to pull off a heist of this magnitude. Especially in this city. Dexter wasn’t all that worried, though. He had made sure to account for any fuck ups that might occur and, for the moment, they

#ThePriceOfJustice #1: With the animosity between #Batman & #TheFlash still lingering because of “#HeroesInCrisis,” the duo must find a way to work together on a new mystery. Stellar art & the return of 1 of my fav. #Rebirth characters makes for a nice start for “TPoJ”. 4/5 #ThePriceOfJustice #2: While #GothamGirl was a standout character at the start of #DCReirth, her role in ”TPoJ” has been d

Taking place several months after last seasons epic finale, wherein we saw Oliver publicly confess to being the Green Arrow as well as being taken to prison, we see that everything has changed for #TeamArrow. With Oliver in prison, Felicity and William in witness protection, and the other members of the team forcibly retired from their roles as vigilantes who will protect Star City? Well, the Gree

Desperate to locate and apprehend Cicada before he can do any more harm, #TeamFlash scours the multiverse in search of a new Harrison Wells who can aide them in their quest to hunt down the Meta Seriel Killer. While the team is successful in finding a new Wells - a detective named Sherloque - does he have the skills to find Cicada before he strikes again? “The Flash” just wouldn’t be “The Flash”

This weeks episode of “The Flash” gave us our first look at The Flash’s latest antagonist, Cicada, as #TeamFlash squared off against the terrifying new villain. The Good This season is kicking things off in a very intriguing way. In the past, the show has made a concerted effort to conceal the identity of its main antagonist in order to build a mystery surrounding who they might be and how they

The season opener of ”The Flash” wasted no time in addressing the mystery of Nora - who as we found out last season, is the daughter of Barry and Iris. #TeamFlash must juggle trying to takedown a new meta-human, Gridlock, while also coming up with a way to get Nora back home. There was a lot to like about this episode. While the opening scene was somewhat awkward, things got exceedingly better as

As we reach the halfway point of Doomsday Clock we’re gifted the opportunity to spend some time with some more familiar faces of the DC Universe, as the villains of Gotham (and other cities) gather to discuss the “Supermen Theory” and the effect it’s having on the supervillain community. In addition to that, this chapter serves to provide us with some much needed insight on the origins for the hei