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Unsurprisingly, the excellent (and truly horrifying) Detective Comics #880 takes this week’s panel of the week as well as cover of the week thanks to Scott Snyder and Jock being disturbing super talented geniuses.
Possibly NSFW, and definitely NSFWEAS (Not Suitable For While Eating A Sandwich) below the cut…
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And in the “NO FUCKING CONTEST” section of Cover of the Week, we have Jock’s unbelievable offering for Detective Comics #880.
Also, I’ll say it right now, a likely contender for the top 10 of next year’s 52 Favorite Covers since SDCC 2011.
Also, if you are for any reason not reading this ‘Tec run by Scott Snyder, Francesco Francovilla, and Jock…you are fucking up. Get on it. Here are some CBR Reviews to help convince you (this link is to the issue below, but if you scroll down you can get all the reviews that have come before).
““Supergirl” #66 hits an excellent blend of Kara being traditionally heroic, and even donning her costume, while also allowing her to hone her detective skills as she searches for missing students at Stanhope College…”
Read the rest of my CBR Review of Supergirl #66 here.
As always, likes and retweets are much appreciated and you can read the rest of my CBR reviews here.
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I don’t love the face on this Adam Hughes Zatanna #15 cover (it’s very pretty but doesn’t actually look very much like Zatanna to me), but it’s otherwise a really beautiful. The way she emerges out of the black is just wonderful and the integration of her title block into the image is fantastic, making it all look very clean and simplified.
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A new episode of 3 Chicks Review Comics is up on CSBG.
In this episode we review three comics, talk about the Womanthology project, give a shout out to an awesome female writer of comics, and Maddy sings the entire Mr. Burns song “See My Vest” from The Simpsons! Check it out!
Tags: 3 Chicks Cast, 3 Chicks Review Comics, podcasting, womanthology
“I have little to no interest in Jason Todd, Red Hood or not. However, trapping Jason Todd in the Batmobile on a rescue mission with Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne will quickly pique my interest. It’s not groundbreakingly insightful or anything, but it can be great fun to see characters with this kind of history interact, and Winick makes the most of it in this issue of “Batman and Robin”….”
Click here to read the rest of my CBR Review of Batman & Robin #25.
As always, likes and retweets are much appreciated, and you can read all my CBR reviews thus far here.
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““Gates of Gotham” #2 presents a dense and layered mystery that continues to unravel itself as we explore Gotham’s creation while the modern day Bat-family tries to prevent its destruction. “Gates of Gotham” presents a detailed and fascinating look at the most famous fictional city in comics, and one full of mysteries just waiting to be discovered…”
Read the rest of my review of Gates of Gotham #2 on CBR here.
As always, likes and retweets are appreciated and you can read all of my CBR reviews thus far, here.
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An easy win this week for this cover by Dustin Nguyen for Gates of Gotham #2. Gorgeous!
Bonus points for Cass Cain being on the next Gates of Gotham Nguyen cover (below). I hate that silly cape – I mean, capes are silly anyway, but look awesome so we let it go – so when a cape is both extra silly and looks like crap…what’s the point? – anyway, everything else about this cover is awesome:
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This week on She Has No Head! I take a swing at my own DC 52 line up. It was fun, but exhausting…take a look!
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““Supergirl” #65 marks only the second time a woman has ever written “Supergirl.” And the other woman was actress Helen Slater, who co-wrote issue #50. To say there was a lot of pressure for Kelly Sue DeConnick to deliver is an understatement. I’m happy to report that she hit it out of the park.”
Read the rest of my CBR Review of Supergirl #65 here.
As always, likes and tweets are appreciated, and you can read all of my CBR reviews thus far, here.
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