Big Two Reviews

DC Comics (w) Grant Morrison (a) Mikel Janin (c) Jordie Bellaire There has been an abundance of “evil Superman” stories across various media in recent years. Not only have the masses been witness to...

As far as nostalgia trips go, X-Men Legends is a decent experience. There is nothing here that pushes the boundaries of the medium, or the characters. However, as a breezy, enjoyable X-Men adventure, it does the trick. With that said, this book needs to deliver more for this to be a regular addition to anyone’s pull list.

DC Comics (w) Tom Taylor (a) Trevor Hairsine (i) Gigi Baldassini, Stefano Gaudino (c) Rain Beredo Throughout the last year or so, DC has experienced quite the identity crisis. Between the clunky exit...

(w) Paul Dini (a) Don Kramer (i) Wayne Faucher (c) John Kalisz The comics industry has served up some fantastic holiday-themed stories over the years. However, one of the best only uses Christmas as the...

DC Comics (w) James Tynion IV (a) Jorge Jimenez (c) Tomeu Morey (l) Clayton Cowles "The Joker War" may have begun in earnest, but rather than throw readers directly into the fray, writer James Tynion IV...

DC Comics (w) Scott Snyder (a) Greg Capullo (i) Jonathan Glapion (c) FCO Plascencia In the weeks leading up to the release of Dark Nights: Death Metal #1, comics fandom seemed to have a weary optimism...

DC | Young Animal (w) N.K. Jemisin (a) Jamal Campbell Arguably there is no better time to be a Green Lantern reader than right now. While Geoff Johns’ work is considered legendary in building the...

The comics industry sluggishly moved forward during May, as publishers and comic shops continue to struggle with the reality of the global pandemic. Thankfully, a couple books from the Sandman Universe did...

Marvel Comics (w) Nick Spencer (a) Ryan Ottley (i) Cliff Rathburn (c) Nathan Fairbairn, Dee Cunniffe Here’s a hot take: Nick Spencer is doing for Spider-Man what Grant Morrison did for Batman. No,...

Well, this month was going to be a wash for new comics, but DC managed to put out a couple new titles this week including one book from the Sandman Universe. While an old guard of retailers may not have liked...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Strange Adventures #1 DC Comics (w) Tom King (a) Mitch Gerads, Evan Shaner When it comes to explorations of trauma in a...

It's been a while, but we're back. Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup, and we're excited to dive into this week's releases. Also, it's a leap year, meaning your regularly scheduled...

Welcome all to our initial monthly review column that covers all things Sandman Universe. So let’s step into the House of Whispers, kick back with a Book of Magic, and get to Dreaming with Lucifer while we...

Marvel Comics (w) Frank Tieri (a) Angel Unzueta (c) Rachelle Rosenberg & Dono Sanchez-Almara If you could point to one weak spot in Marvel’s catalog, it would be the horror genre. Sure, there are a...

DC Comics | Black Label (w) Simon Spurrier (a) Aaron Campbell (c) Jordie Bellaire The last several years have been rough for fans of one of comics’ biggest assholes. Since the conclusion of the...