Aquaman #8 is a brutal soulful finale that cements this run as a potential classic.
Waid, Gutierrez, and Bonvillain form a creative trio that is absolutely on fire and the standalone issues from other talented creators only add to the fun.
The heart of this issue is a high-stakes confrontation between Jo Mullein and a radically transformed Hal Jordan.
Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 showcases a creative team at the peak of their powers gets to tell a story they’re passionate about.
Mr. Terrific isn’t another super-powered brawler. His heroism is rooted in intellect, innovation and an unwavering commitment to “Fair Play.”
Speed Racer #1 delivers on the high-octane thrills while also exploring Speed’s struggle to prove himself in his brother’s shadow.
Superman #28 is a tour de force, a potent mix of classic superhero heroism and psychological horror.
Green Arrow #26 is a deeply personal and intense exploration of the Green Arrow family.
Batman #161 certainly delivers on its visual promise thanks to Jim Lee’s consistently strong art.
Michael officially takes on the name “Mr. Terrific” in this issue.
Absolute Martian Manhunter #5 is a descent into a beautifully rendered nightmare a chilling exploration of the human psyche when pushed to its limits.
Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton #2 is a surprisingly deep and emotionally resonant comic.
