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Alright! Amanda Waller’s army of loose cannon robots have finally obtain the powers of the Justice League. Fortunately for our heroes, this includes a bulk of their morals and personalities. …
Within the violent tundra of their fantastical world, a child emerges with strange earthly powers. Unfortunately, the powers of the miraculous child pit them against a league of assassins seeking to control the world. Now, readers rejoin their unwitting hero as he chooses to protects the boy from all manner of would-be killers. Let’s continue to examine their journey below!
Nightwing #118 is the final issue of Tom Taylor’s eight or so long year run on Nightwing’s solo title. As the final chapter to Taylor’s final storyline, the creative team has the …
In this next iteration of Dark Knights of Steel, a mythical blizzard curses the land a conqueror seeks to control. Somehow, mercenary Slade accidentally discovers what may be the land’s only hope. Thusly, joined by Dark Knights of Steel’s Kryptonian Batman, Deathstroke crosses the harsh terrain amid all manner of assassins. Let’s see how they’ve fared so far below!
From the writer of Amazon’s Merry Little Batman film, Morgan Evans, comes a brand new adventure in that world. This time, the story takes place one month after Damian’s Christmas debut, with the hero struggling with normal life. Although, the calm doesn’t seem to last long. Let’s discuss below!
When the air becomes stale and chilly on a moderate day in Gotham City, odds are, Mr. Freeze is nearby. Once, Victor Fries was a well to do scientist and allegedly a loving husband. Now, he is mostly known for his sociopathic temperature checks on the citizens of Gotham. Often, he claims his coldhearted deeds are all for the sake of his true love. Yet, what if I told you everything he’s done is completely backwards? Hear me out below.
As the legend continues, Slade manages to survive the brutal ambush by Killer Frost and his daughter Rose. With Alec kidnapped, Deathstroke may have to return to the “Everstorm,” but he miraculously finds an old ally. As it happens, the two eventually team up and effectively turn things in their favor. Meanwhile,
Following the near hallucinogenic iteration in Batman: City Of Madness, Christian Ward continues the fun in Two-Face’s first solo series! Two-Face follows the former D.A building a brand new …
Following the disquieting abduction of Bruce Wayne on New Years Day, Little Batman: Month One #2 follows Damian’s first month without his father, yet again. Left to his own devices Damian must investigate and deal with a mysterious new babysitter. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne must humor the pointless schemes of the Scarecrow. Let’s see where the adventure develops below!
The ice-cold follow up to Dark Knights of Steel finally reaches a conclusion. In a nutshell, the heroes put aside their differences to undo a horrific mistake. With murder, of course. Nonetheless, …
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