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Hal and Sinestro make peace at the end of it all.

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Batman/Superman #19

by Mark Waid (W.); Travis Moore (P/I); Tamra Bonvillain (C.) and Steve Wands (L.)

DC

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The Worlds Finest Meet Kingdom Come Counterparts

The superheroes from Batman/Superman: World's Finest are about to meet their counterparts from the Kingdom Come series in the upcoming 5-part "Heir to the Kingdom" story arc. "Heir to the Kingdom" begins with "The Golden Calf" story in Batman/Superman: World's Finest #20 from writer Mark Waid and artists Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, and Steve Wands.

According to DC Comics, the "Heir to the Kingdom" storyline "teams up The Dark Knight and The Man of Steel with a jaded Superman, a broken Batman, a war-hungry Wonder Woman, and the other reimagined super heroes of the 1996 groundbreaking series written by Waid, with art by Alex Ross. In addition, this new arc features the return of Superman’s protégé, Boy Thunder." (DC Comics) This arc will take place before the events of Kingdom Come and will show how some of the characters evolved.

Batman/Superman: World's Finest #20 goes on sale on October 17, 2023. The issue features a main cover by Dan Mora and variant covers by Bjorn Barends, David Nakayama, Chrissie Zullo, and Daniel Sampere.

(Image via DC Comics - Dan Mora's Cover of Batman/Superman: World's Finest #20)

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Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #13

Writer: Mark Waid

Artist: Dan Mora

Colors: Tamra Bonvillain

Letters: Steve Wands

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The Origin of Ace the Bathound

Writing: Mark Russell

Art: Karl Mostert

Colors: Trish Mulvihill

Letters: Steve Wands

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Skulldigger + Skeleton Boy #1 (Cover art by Tonci Zonjic)

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REVIEW: Spirit World #5 (of 6)

Spirit World #5, continues the story of Xanthe Zhou, John Constantine, and Cassandra Cain aka Batgirl, as they make their way to the Jade Tower, an alternate plane of existence where a court of deities decides who gets to reincarnate. The writing by Alyssa Wong is good when it comes to the major strokes of the plot, the character development, the drama, and the action. However, it falls a little…

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JSA #1 is an interesting debut that relies too heavily on continuity

JSA #1 is an interesting debut that relies too heavily on continuity #comics #comicbooks #ncbd

Long-time fan favorite characters Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Jade, Obsidian, Jesse Quick, Hourman, Ted Grant, and Sandman are all back on the roster as DC’s first super team faces their greatest and most personal challenge yet. Will golden age ideals hold true in a world recovering from the events of Absolute Power? Or do they need a more hardcore approach to stand a chance against the new Injustice…

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The Flash #771 (2021)

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Batman: Gotham #6

Knights Gilded City

Golden Crush

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The first issue of Jay Garrick Flash was fun!

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Aquaman #27: Krushed

by Dan Abnett(W.); Stjepan Šejić (P./I./C.) and Steve Wands (L.)

dc

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Batman One Bad Day: Bane

Script: Joshua Williamson

Art: Howard Poter

Colors: Tomeu Morey

Letters: Steve Wands

Cover: Howard Poter & Tomeu Morey

I'm not going to lie, the Mr. Freeze issue I felt fell very short, but this one but it back on track.

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God, Waid writes a scary Joker, and Mora elevates it to new heights.

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #10 preview.

Writer: Mark Waid

Artist: Dan Mora

Colors: Tamra Bonvillain

Letters: Steve Wands

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"...Where would i be if no one had ever anthropomorphized me?"

Action Comics #27

Writing: Greg Pak

Pencils: Aaron Kuder, Mike Hawthorne, R. B. Silva

Inks: Mike Hawthorne, Aaron Kuder, Ray McCarthy

Colors: Dan Brown, Eva De La Cruz

Letters: Steve Wands

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Review: Earthdivers Vol. 2: Ice Age

Series: EarthdiversAuthor: Stephen Graham JonesArtists: Riccardo Burchielli, Patricio Delpeche, Emily SchnallColorists: Joana Lafuente, Emily SchnallLetterer: Steve WandsPublisher: IDWReleased: February 27, 2024 Find it on Goodreads | More Graphic Novel Reviews Summary: Martin and Tawny’s children have disappeared. One knows the truth of what happened, and the other has found herself knee-deep…