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Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's sometime weekly review roundup. It was a good week of releases, so let's put on our black mask and spring into action as we marvel at the distinguished...

Occasionally DC Comics puts out over-sized comics to hype their upcoming sales and changes to the universe. They’re giant advertisements stuffed with characters and some of the more recognizable talent in...

HAL JORDAN & THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS #18 - DC Comics It’s kind of curious that Hal gets first billing in this book when, at least in this issue, time is shared with all our favorite Lanterns, and...

"The Apostle" Lance Paul @Lance_Paul AQUAMAN #19 - DC Comics Finally, Aquaman is swimming back into good storytelling with a new gripping tale from Dan Abnett (The Punisher, X-Men). Arthur is in full...

AMERICA #1 - Marvel Comics Richard "Bishop" Zom@eyebzombie America #1 is an intriguing first ish from Gabby Rivera (the YA novel, Juliet Takes A Breath) about a young Latina girl with superpowers--who...

GREEN ARROW #18 - DC Comics "Sister" Jenn CasalsIG @Jenn_Casals As a Roy Harper fan I really enjoyed this issue. Getting to enjoy the lighter moments of his and Oliver's past was a fun contrast to the...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Big Trouble in Little China / Escape From New York #1 (BOOM! Studios) (W) Greg Pak, (A) Daniel Bayliss, (C) Triona...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #62 (IDW Publishing) (W) Kevin Eastman, Bobby Curnow, & Tom Waltz, (A) Dave Wachter, (C) Ronda...

I first read Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? by Alan Moore and Curt Swan & George Pérez when I was 5 years old; my parents got it for me for my birthday, no doubt hornswaggled into thinking it...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single-issue review roundup. Generation Zero #1 (Valiant Entertainment) (W) Fred Van Lente, (A) Francis Portella With each passing year, it seems...