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Part 2 of our look into DC Comics’ Villains Month. We look at more villain titles, including plenty of Batman and Superman villains, and let you know who they are and what makes them so villainous.

To celebrate the second anniversary of the New 52 DC Comics has let the villains take over for the month of September. This is part one of an extensive guide to Villains Month that will not only showcase the titles but also if you are unaware of the villain as to who they are. *UPDATED*

This week sees the print release of Adventures of Superman #1, a digital-first series of short Superman stories set out of continuity. Made by top level creators, The Adventures of Superman is a great for anyone who wants to read a short self contained Superman story without having to worry about continuity. Check out the covers and the preview inside.

There is a general consensus from the non-comic reading community that Aquaman is “uncool”, that he is “lame”. I believe that the Super Friends ruined his image and since then that interpretation has been the one that has stuck in people’s minds. I am here to inform you that not only are those who think the character is “lame” but that he is actually a pretty bad-ass.

The Green Arrow has never been a major player in the DC Comics universe but with CW’s Arrow television show his popularity and awareness has grown exponentially. So if you have seen Arrow and want read more adventures of Oliver Queen, these 6 stories you should read.