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Review of Planetary Omnibus | New to Comics Planetary is a sprawling, mind-bending series by Warren Ellis and John Cassaday that follows a group of "mystery archaeologists" uncovering the secret history of the…

Imagine if urban legends, pop culture, and superhero stories had a child—and that child grew up to solve enigmas with a punch. Intrigued? Dive into this review! ⬇️

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Review of Batman: Lonely Place of Dying | New to Comics Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying is a five-part story that explores Bruce Wayne’s spiraling state of mind following Jason Todd’s death. As Batman becomes…

Robin’s gone, Batman’s unhinged, and a young Tim Drake thinks he can fix it. A Lonely Place of Dying is the heart-pounding bridge between tragedy and hope. buff.ly/pqSo2jK
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Review of Nightwing ’96 series by Chuck Dixon | New to Comics The Chuck Dixon run on the 1996 Nightwing series spans the first 70 issues. It is Dick Grayson’s first ongoing solo title, and it’s an…

Blüdhaven gets bold in Nightwing #96 as Chuck Dixon delivers high-flying action, gritty streets, and Dick Grayson at his sharpest. Dive into the review: buff.ly/ZBrDMLi
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Review of Nightwing ’95 miniseries | New to Comics The Nightwing 1995 miniseries picks up after Prodigal, where Dick Grayson temporarily stepped in as Batman. Burnt out, Dick decides it’s time to leave his…

Blüdhaven’s protector takes center stage in Nightwing 95, a high-stakes thrill ride where danger lurks in every alley. See why this miniseries is a must-read: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Trail of Catwoman | New to Comics Trial of Catwoman is a story that fills in some key moments in Selina Kyle’s timeline but ultimately falls short of being a standout read.…

Selina Kyle’s on the run, hunted across the globe in a thrilling, noir-tinged chase. See why Trail of Catwoman is a must-read for fans of crime and capes: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Justice League Reading Guide | New to Comics The Justice League, often referred to as the "World's Greatest Superheroes," is a formidable team comprising DC Comics' most iconic characters. This diverse roster includes…

Want to start reading Justice League comics but don’t know where to begin? This guide breaks down the best runs, key stories, and essential issues for new and longtime fans. Check it out: buff.ly/2WsgSRP

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Review of Harley Quinn by Karl Kesel | New to Comics The series kicks off with Harley trying to establish herself as more than just “The Joker’s girlfriend,” setting up her own criminal empire in Gotham.…

Meet the Harley you have to know—before the puddin’, before the chaos. Our review of Karl Kesel’s take on Ms. Quinn is live now:
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Review of Oracle Year One | New to Comics Batman Chronicles #5: "Oracle: Year One" offers a deep dive into Barbara Gordon’s transformation into Oracle. Taking place after the tragic events of The Killing…

Barbara Gordon steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight. Our review of Oracle: Year One breaks down why this origin story is a must-read.
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Review of Batman: Batgirl #1 Girlfrendzy! | New to Comics Batman: Batgirl: Girlfrenzy! #1 (1998) follows Barbara Gordon in her early days as Batgirl as she investigates a series of gruesome murders committed by Victor…

Batgirl’s got a date with danger and drama in Batman & Batgirl #1: Girlfrenzy! We dive into this punchy, playful one-shot and why it still stands out. Read the full review: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Batman: Batgirl #1 | New to Comics The story in Batman: Batgirl #1 (1997) centers on a tense first encounter between Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) and the Joker. The plot follows Barbara as…

Batgirl crashes the Batcave in this fast-paced, high-stakes one-shot that delivers heart, humor, and a whole lot of Gotham grit. Dive into our review: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of The Killing Joke | New to Comics Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s Batman: The Killing Joke is a legendary graphic novel that has become an essential part of Batman’s mythos. At its…

One bad day can change everything. We revisited The Killing Joke—a haunting classic that redefined Batman and Joker forever. Read our full review: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Batgirl Year One | New to Comics Batgirl: Year One is a nine-issue miniseries from 2003, written by Scott Beatty and Chuck Dixon, with art by Marcos Martin and Alvaro Lopez. It…

Discover how Batgirl: Year One turns an origin story into a knockout blend of heart, grit, and Gotham flair. A must-read for new and longtime fans alike: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Batgirl Special #1 | New to Comics The story in Batgirl Special #1 follows Barbara Gordon’s final adventure as Batgirl before hanging up her cape for good. As she works to take…

Batgirl’s final solo mission before the cowl passed on! Dive into our review of Batgirl Special #1—a gritty send-off that still packs heart.
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Review of Catwoman ’93 series | New to Comics The 1993 Catwoman series starts just after the iconic Knightfall event, though it surprisingly isn’t tied directly to it. Instead, it follows Selina Kyle carving…

Catwoman '93 claws its way to the top with slick storytelling, fierce art, and a Gotham vibe you don’t want to miss. Dive into our full review: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Batgirl by Kelley Puckett | New to Comics At its core, Kelley Puckett's run on Batgirl (#1-37) is a character-driven series centered on Cassandra Cain, a young woman introduced during the No Man’s…

Batgirl by Kelley Puckett is a masterclass in silent storytelling and swift action. Dive into our latest review and see why this run still packs a punch: newtocomics.com/book-review/...

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Review of Oracle & Canary’s Birds of Prey One-Shots | New to Comics Here’s my review of the one-shots that serve as the prelude to the Birds of Prey 1998 series. These stories focus on Oracle recruiting Black…

Canary takes flight and Oracle's got backup — we reviewed the Birds of Prey one-shots and they're just as sharp as you'd hope. Check it out: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Birds of Prey by Dixon | New to Comics Chuck Dixon’s Birds of Prey (#1-46) starts as a tight, character-driven series starring Oracle and Black Canary. It follows their early adventures as an unconventional…

Ready to dive into a wild ride with Gotham's fiercest team-up? We break down why Birds of Prey by Chuck Dixon is a must-read for new and longtime fans alike.

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Review of Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood | New to Comics Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood is a fascinating six-issue miniseries that dives deep into the complex and morally ambiguous character of Helena Bertinelli, aka the Huntress.…

Unmask the secrets behind Huntress’s gritty origin in Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood! A gripping tale of justice, vengeance, and identity.
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Review of Nightwing and Huntress | New to Comics Nightwing/Huntress (1998) is a short, four-issue miniseries that throws two of my favorite Bat-family members—Nightwing and Huntress—into a gritty, mafia-focused crime story. Written by Devin…

Dick Grayson and Helena Bertinelli are tangled in crime, secrets, and chemistry in this hidden gem from the '90s. Check out our review of Nightwing and Huntress and find out why it still hits.
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Review of Huntress ’94 series | New to Comics The Huntress '94 series was designed to give Helena Bertinelli some much-needed closure on her origin story while paving the way for her to become…

Huntress gets her spotlight in this sharp, street-level series from the '90s. Grit, growth, and Gotham justice—check out our review of the 1994 *Huntress* solo!
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Review of Huntress: Year One | New to Comics Huntress: Year One serves as a modernized origin story for Helena Bertinelli, chronicling her journey from a member of Gotham's most infamous mafia family to…

Grit, Gotham, and a crossbow. *Huntress: Year One* delivers a fierce origin story that hits hard and never lets up. Here's why it's worth your pull list: newtocomics.com/book-review/...
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Review of Black Canary ’93 series | New to Comics The 1993 Black Canary series follows Dinah Lance as she steps out on her own, trying to establish herself away from the shadow of her…

Black Canary hits all the right notes in this bold, underrated solo series. Street-level grit, heart, and killer style—see why it's a hidden gem.
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Review of Black Canary ’91 series | New to Comics The story picks up with Dinah Lance, Black Canary, stepping into the spotlight as a solo hero while Green Arrow is out of the picture.…

Ready to rock with DC's fiercest songbird? Dive into our review of the Black Canary '91 series and see why this solo run still hits all the right notes.
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Review of Green Arrow: Archer’s Quest Omnibus #1 | New to Comics The first 39 issues of Green Arrow Vol. 3 offer a compelling reintroduction to Oliver Queen, blending reverence for his past with fresh perspectives on…

Ollie’s back—and he's got a lot to catch up on. Our review of Green Arrow: Archer’s Quest Omnibus Vol. 1 breaks down why this is a must-read for both new fans and longtime readers.

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Review of Green Arrow vol. 2 post-Grell | New to Comics The post-Grell Green Arrow run from issues #81–101 feels like a transitional era for the character and the series as a whole. It’s an interesting…

Green Arrow takes aim in the post-Grell era—and hits the mark? We dive into Vol. 2 to see if the Emerald Archer still flies high. Check out the full review: newtocomics.com/book-review/...

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Review of Huntress ’89 series | New to Comics The 1989 Huntress miniseries consists of four issues and explores the dark world of Helena Bertinelli, a vigilante navigating Gotham’s notorious crime families. The narrative centers on…

Step into the shadows with *Huntress '89* — a bold return to Gotham’s gritty streets. Stylish, sharp, and soaked in noir, this one’s a must-read for Bat-family fans. Full review: newtocomics.com/book-review/... #DCComics #Huntress

Review of Anarky ’99 Series | New to Comics The Anarky (1999) series promised to deliver something fresh but unfortunately fell far short of its potential. The story follows Lonnie Machin, aka Anarky, as…

Anarky is back and bolder than ever. Our deep dive into the 1999 series uncovers what makes this cult classic worth your shelf space.

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Review of Titans ’99 Series | New to Comics The Titans (1999) series starts with the aftermath of the JLA/Titans special, where Cyborg's attack on the moon reunites the original Titans team. This new…

Big, bold, and bursting with drama—*Titans* #99 delivers classic team tension and explosive action. Check out our review and see why it’s a must-read for DC fans: buff.ly/X0BQivO
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Review of Damage ’94 series | New to Comics The Damage series from 1994 centers on the character of Grant Emerson, a young man who accidentally becomes a living weapon after a government experiment…

Ever heard of DC's Damage from '94? Think Hulk meets high-octane chaos with a twist of legacy hero drama. We broke it down here: buff.ly/3Zc2N1f
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Review of The Question Omnibus 1 | New to Comics Dennis O'Neil's The Question Omnibus Vol. 1 is an intense and thought-provoking journey through the streets of Hub City. Spanning issues #1-26, this collection redefines…

Looking for a gritty, mind-bending dive into one of DC’s most underrated characters? Check out our review of *The Question Omnibus Vol. 1* and see why this classic deserves your attention: buff.ly/7qktklT
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