DC Advance Reviews for October 19
This week's DC Advance Reviews...
Astro City: The Dark Age Book One #4 -- Great. For 10 years fans have wanted to know the truth about the Silver Agent... here it is.
Batman: Gotham Knights #70 -- Average. The Hush/Alfred/Clayface story has become, appropriately, a muddy mess.
Batman: Journey Into Knight #3 -- Good. It's a decent mini, but like so many of the Batman miniseries, I don't really get why this story deserved its own title.
Captain Atom: Armageddon #1 -- Very Good. Captain Atom's journey into the Wildstorm Universe begins here.
Lucifer #67 -- Good. Surprisingly good, in fact, for a series that's usually pretty inaccessible.
Robin #143 -- Very Good. Bill Willingham pulls his disparate plot threads together this issue as the OMACs attack Bludhaven!
Seven Soldiers: Klarion the Witch Boy #4 -- Good. Klarion turned out to be the surprise hit (for me at least) of the Seven Soldiers project, but like all of the minis, it feels somewhat incomplete at the end.
Astro City: The Dark Age Book One #4 -- Great. For 10 years fans have wanted to know the truth about the Silver Agent... here it is.
Batman: Gotham Knights #70 -- Average. The Hush/Alfred/Clayface story has become, appropriately, a muddy mess.
Batman: Journey Into Knight #3 -- Good. It's a decent mini, but like so many of the Batman miniseries, I don't really get why this story deserved its own title.
Captain Atom: Armageddon #1 -- Very Good. Captain Atom's journey into the Wildstorm Universe begins here.
Lucifer #67 -- Good. Surprisingly good, in fact, for a series that's usually pretty inaccessible.
Robin #143 -- Very Good. Bill Willingham pulls his disparate plot threads together this issue as the OMACs attack Bludhaven!
Seven Soldiers: Klarion the Witch Boy #4 -- Good. Klarion turned out to be the surprise hit (for me at least) of the Seven Soldiers project, but like all of the minis, it feels somewhat incomplete at the end.