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By Travis We do get a good reveal for one of the Science Police, who turns out to be a Legionnaire undercover. The march of general Lane through various special divisions is a neat trip down memory lane (pun unintended) for those who love continuity, although at this point a lot of people are calling th...

By Johanna Comparing web to print, the pages look better online, since they were designed to have light coming from behind them. However, on paper, you can read at your own pace, without having to look at the stupid Zuda eyeballs between every page as a new one loads. As a minor point, I found it odd that no...

By Travis Adventure Comics 2, Booster Gold 24, Detective Comics 856, Green Lantern Corps 40, Red Robin 4, and Titans 17 Adventure Comics 2 by Geoff Johns and Francis Manapul Booster Gold 24 by Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund Detective Comics 856 by Greg Rucka and J.H. Williams III Green Lantern Corps 40

The rest of the comic is blown on Roy getting booty calls, Raven breaking up with Gar, and hinting that Donna will take command of the team, as if it was ever in doubt. Boring! by Zander Cannon, Kevin Cannon, and Gene Ha The police drama continues, ...

The rest of the comic is blown on Roy getting booty calls, Raven breaking up with Gar, and hinting that Donna will take command of the team, as if it was ever in doubt. Boring! by Zander Cannon, Kevin Cannon, and Gene Ha The police drama continues, ...

By Tom Bondurant SUPERMAN By the way, since there’ll be a Superman-family title for each of October’s five weeks, here’s the month’s reading order: Supergirl #34, Action #870, the Jimmy Olsen Special, the New Krypton Special, and Superman #681. Good thing the triangle numbers are coming back. BATMAN

—– 44 - DETECTIVE COMICS 05/2001: Detective Comics #758 — 38,373* 05/2002: Detective Comics #770 — 49,339* 05/2003: Detective Comics #782 — 38,443 05/2004: Detective Comics #794 — 34,875 05/2005: Detective Comics #806 — 38,838 05/2006: Detective Comics #819 — 65,800 —————————————-...

Batman #678 (Batman R.I.P.)(Regular Alex Ross Cover), $2.99 Batman #678 (Batman R.I.P.)(Incentive Tony Daniel Variant Cover), $2.99 House Of Mystery #3 , $2.99 Superman Last Son HC, $19.99 Batman #678 Batman vs the Scarecrow House Of Mystery #3 Superman Last Son HC

—– 42 - DETECTIVE COMICS 04/2001: Detective Comics #757 — 38,409* 04/2002: Detective Comics #769 — 48,459* 04/2003: Detective Comics #781 — 38,236 04/2004: Detective Comics #793 — 34,800 04/2005: Detective Comics #805 — 39,077 04/2006: Detective Comics #818 — 60,440 [68,189] ——————...

Batman Death Mask #3 (of 4), $2.99 Detective Comics #845, $2.99 House Of Mystery #2, $2.99 Justice League Unlimited #46, $2.25 Batman Death Mask #3 (of 4) American Splendor Season Two #3 (of 4) Detective Comics #845 House Of Mystery #2 Justice Society Of America #16

DC Universe Special Justice League Of America, $4.99 Detective Comics #844, $2.99 House Of Mystery #1 (Regular Sam Weber Cover), $2.99 House of Mystery #1 (Incentive Bernie Wrightson Variant Cover), $2.99 Justice League Unlimited #45, $2.25

—– 36 - SUPERMAN/BATMAN ANNUAL 03/2008: Superman/Batman Annual #2 — 46,899 An average limited series decline. Another Johnny DC book. Two new WildStorm Universe limited series that are largely ignored by the market. A Johnny DC book. Another Johnny DC book.

—– 32 - DETECTIVE COMICS 02/2002: Detective Comics #767 — 42,650* 02/2003: Detective Comics #779 — 37,616* 02/2004: Detective Comics #791 — 34,995 02/2005: Detective Comics #803 — 40,014 02/2006: Detective Comics #816 — 35,410 —————————————- 02/2007: Detective Comics #828 — 55,206...

Action Comics #863 (Regular Superman And The Legion Of Super-Heroes Cover), $2.99 Action Comics #863 (Incentive Superman Triumphant Variant Cover), $2.99 Detective Comics #843, $2.99 Justice League Unlimited #44, $2.25 Superman 3 2 1 Action TP, $14.99

DC COMICS Detective Comics #842, $2.99 Green Lantern #28, $2.99 Justice League The New Frontier Special, $4.99 Justice League Unlimited #43, $2.25 Superman The Man Of Steel TP Vol 06, $19.99 Wonder Woman Who Is Wonder Woman HC (resolicited), $19.99

By Caleb Hey, it’s finally here! After a few months of meandering from crossover to crossover under the careless guidance of Adam Beechen, who’s first solo issue on the title was probably the worst DC comic book ever published (I’m exaggerating…a little), Beechen’s fellow Countdowner Sean McK...

By Vichus Smith His niece, Natasha Irons, has also gone through a lot since the day her uncle decided that she should become her own hero. She has gone from a hero who fights with the aid of a suit built with technology to someone who has benefited from Lex Luthor‘s everyman project, allowing her to have super...

By Vichus Smith Steel returns to his old costume to bring the pain to one Lex Luthor. For months, the Steel story has only been faintly interesting, and this week in 52 you get something of an ending to Steel’s post Infinite Crisis journey. His niece, Natasha Irons, has also gone through a lot since the day her...

By Mel Odom Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo is the first and hopefully not the last direct to TV and DVD movie based on the cartoon series produced by Warner Bros. Animation. The cartoon series was based on the DC Comics superheroes that came out in the 1960s. At the time, the Teen Titans consisted of Robin, K...

By joeacevedo@yahoo.com Mr. Nodell's work includes stories for these Golden Age publishers: Ace: Larry Hannigan, Sands of Doom, The Raven, Buck Steele; Fox: Dr Doom; All American (which was later bought by DC Comics) The Green Lantern. He also worked for Timely (now known as Marvel) Comics on the Human Torch, Capt...

By Justin Byrd BATMAN #669 DETECTIVE COMICS #836 SUPERMAN TITLES ACTION COMICS #856 SUPERMAN #667 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #40 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #13 WONDER WOMAN ANNUAL #1 GREEN LANTERN #23 GREEN LANTERN CORPS #16 WILDSTORM TITLES VERTIGO TITLES JOHNNY DC TITLES JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED #37