DC ENTERTAINMENT, CONDÉ NAST AND DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT UNITE TWO OF THE GREATEST DETECTIVES IN PUBLISHING‹BATMAN AND THE SHADOW IN NEW COMIC BOOK SERIES
Newsdesk Writers Scott Snyder and Steve Orlando Tease a New Mystery to Be Solved This April
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Comic Review: Grimm Vol. 2 #4 (Dynamite)
Juliette, Tribal, and Rosalee search for Adalind who seems to be playing both sides as far as she can and losing ground with both groups by the second as the…
Comic Review: Evil Ernie Godeater #4 (Dynamite)
Staff Writer So Valhalla and Hell working together. That can’t be good, right?
Comic Review: Grimm Vol. 2 #3 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Turning to enemies for help, friends questioning her every move, and the Weird Sisters on the hunt to find and kill her, Juliette finds herself in water a little too…
Comic Review: Myopia #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Myopia #1 is set in the future where all new contact lenses have replaced the mobile phone for calling and getting info.
Comic Review: Wolfcop #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Wolfcop sounds stupid, but hey if its stupid and it works then it ain’t stupid!! And this works
Comic Review: Brickleberry #4 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Issue #4 begins with future Steve away to smother kid Woody before changing his mind and instead consoling him with the fact that he’s not too ugly to molest.
Comic Review: Kiss #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
It’s 468 years after The Great War and humanity live underground but not everyone is happy with the living conditions.
Comic Review: Grimm Vol. 2 #2 (Dynamite Entertainment)
While Juliette mourns over the death of Zoe, and the ruthlessness the weird sisters are capable of, she starts to lose control of the Hexenbiest within her.
Comic Review: Intertwined #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
The Wu Xing. The five elements -or cycles- that rule the universe according to Chinese philosophy Metal – Water – Wood – Fire – Earth.