Comic Review: Shazam #4 (DC Comics)
Staff Writer We get a little glimpse into the different realms as the kids are split up and have to survive on their own.
Geoff Johns
Comic Review: Doomsday Clock #9 (DC Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. In the aftermath of the mysteriously massive explosion in Russia, the whole world has shifted the blame on Firestorm.
Comic Review: Shazam! #3 (DC Comics)
The gang continue their stay in Funland and learn a little more about the seven worlds in this issue, a little more than they wanted perhaps!
Comic Review: Shazam #2 (DC Comics)
On the face of it this is a really fun issue but look just that little bit closer and the cracks start to form!
Comic Review: Shazam #1 (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney Shazam returns to DC, with a new iteration. It looks like ‘back to school’ for good old ‘what’s his name’, according to the cover!
Comic Review: Doomsday Clock #8 (DC Comics)
After the revelations of Dr. Manhattan’s return, and Ozymandias true face takes shape the pot is beginning to rupture.
Comic Review: Doomsday Clock #7 (DC Comics)
The search for Dr. Manhattan is over, as Ozymandias, Rorschach ll, Johnny Thunder, Saturn Girl, The Marionette, The Mime, The Comedian, The Joker, and Batman are all scattered in different…
Comic Review: Doomsday Clock #6 (DC Comics)
The Comedian is on the hunt for Ozymandias and Gotham City is in chaos. The Mime, The Marionette, and Batman are held hostage at the clutches of The Joker.
GEOFF JOHNS TO EXPAND CREATIVE ROLE BECOMING A FULL-TIME WRITER/PRODUCER FOR FILM, TELEVISION AND MORE; EXCLUSIVE TO DC AND WARNER BROS.
Newsdesk Set to Launch Mad Ghost Productions Based at Warner Bros.
Comic Review: Doomsday Clock #5 (DC Comics)
“When men make Gods, there is no God!” – Eugene O’Neil.