Category: Dawn of DC
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Green Arrow #2 by Joshua Williamson Review
Green Arrow (2023) has been combining elements from classic Green Arrow stories, while also introducing new elements that make this character interesting. Though Oliver Queen is in unfamiliar territory, he’s still dealing with his unfortunate condition—he is once again trapped on an island…
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Blue Beetle: Graduation Day #6 by Josh Trujillo Review
The spectacular conclusion to Blue Beetle: Graduation Day (2023) is here! This series has been a great ride, one which has reinvigorated Blue Beetle while also reinvigorating my love for the character. It has had tense moments, balanced nicely with lighthearted artwork. This is the definitive Blue Beetle run—one which should be read before seeing…
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Superboy: Man of Tomorrow #2 by Kenny Porter Review
It’s Superboy vs The Cosmoteers vs. The Dominators! For a story that exists only because it won a contest, also known as DC’s Round Robin 2022 competition, this is a fantastic story. It builds on Superboy’s genetic lore and proves there are more like him in the DC Universe. Though these new clones are byproducts…
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Titans #1 by Tom Taylor Review
Breaking News! It has happened! Tom Taylor has taken out a beloved hero within the first pages of his Titans (2023) run! But death rarely sticks in this neck of the woods—fear not reader, no doubt [Spoiler] will return!…
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Blue Beetle: Graduation Day #5 by Josh Trujillo Review
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! War has come to Blue Beetle: Graduation Day (2023), in the most action packed issue of the series! Batman has assembled a heavy-hitter team to take out Green Beetle, Yellow Beetle, and Blue Beetle. Starfire is still one of the only people on Jaime’s side, armed with her cultural…
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Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #3 by Tom Taylor Review
Injustice Superman has made his grand appearance—a big grand appearance. Last issue ended with a snapping conclusion. Ultraman had trouble holding his head high. Jon was shocked…
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Shazam #1 by Mark Waid Review
While Mark Waid is most known for his legendary Kingdom Come (1996) story, as well as his run on The Flash (1986), it is his work on Impulse (1995) and Legion of Superheroes (1989) which showed his playful spirit and fun nature. Mark Waid loves telling fun stories and it shows! Lately though, Waid was…
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Green Arrow #1 by Joshua Williamson Review
Green Arrow is back in his own series and this time he’s not alone! Green Arrow (Oliver Queen), Black Canary (Dinah Lance), Connor Hawke (Connor Hawke), and Arsenal (Roy Harper) are finally reunited! It has been years since this lineup of archers shared the page, not since Green Arrow/Black Canary (2007) and it is about…
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