To take out the confusion out Justice League’s current epic, The Darkseid War, I have created a reading order checklist which contains not only the reading order but other details including creator credits and release dates.
This week’s Artist of the Week is Mr Marvel himself, John Romita Jr. Over the past few decades he has worked on almost every Marvel character and is now working on Superman over at DC Comic. Take a look at a gallery and reading recommendations inside.
Dinah Lance is a rock star in Brenden Fletcher and Annie Wu’s new BLACK CANARY ongoing series! She’s been a Justice League founder, a Bird of Prey, Oliver Queen’s wife, and possibly the best martial artist in all of the DCU. Here’s six more great Black Canary books worth checking out!
In this list, comprising of original graphic novels and collections, we have a variety of different genres represented. There should be something for everyone including science fiction, crime, manga, fantasy, superhero and we even get a little biblical.
Superman #32 introduces a new era of Superman with the introduction of superstar creative team Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. Under the guidance of this team, expect to see a good mixture of “old school” and new elements, including new characters and mysteries. Take a look at the preview inside.
Trinity War is DC Comics’ big crossover event for 2013 that ties into many of DC’s biggest series. To avoid confusion, I have created an easy checklist guide detailing suggested reading order, tie-ins and even the release dates for each issue.
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.