Read Daniel Berlin’s full review! #3: Scarlet Witch #3Īnd the art? Lemme tell ya: Sara Pichelli could hit me with her car and I would apologize to her for having been in her way. Taylor has an ambitious story laid out here with expressive-but-grounded art from Henry and Bellaire, this book is simply a must-read.
With a relaunched Superman and a new status quo in Action Comics, it’s easy to see a world where Adventures of Superman gets caught in the shadow of DC’s flagships and stands tall among them. Read David Brooke’s full review! #4: Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #1 The main story does feel like a long-winded way of showing how dangerous west coast Joker is before he heads back to Gotham, but you can’t deny how entertaining it all can be. The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughingcontinues to be a laugh riot of action, intrigue, and excellent Joker writing. Listen to the latest episode of our weekly comics podcast!
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