Warning: Spoilers for Fantastic Four #25when Invisible woman And you Fantastic practice Teammates first hit the superhero scene in 1961, their powers are simplistic. Invisible Woman’s abilities are especially essential, as she can only make herself invisible. However, over the years, she and her family have unlocked upgrades to become the versatile fighters they are today. Invisible Woman’s latest upgrade is another daring reinvention of her capabilities that prepares her for the introduction of the Fantastic Four to the MCU. in Fantastic practice #25 by Ryan North, Carlos Gómez, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Caramagna, the titular team investigates a mysterious…
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Warning: Spoilers for DC All In Special #1DC’s new Absolute Universe has finally arrived and been reimagined Batman Just made his explosive debut. The death of Darkseid fuels the birth of a new universe that deprives its heroes of what typically defines them, presenting a Bruce Wayne that lacks something significant that defines the original. Now that Absolute Batman is here, his story is taking Bruce in a direction unlike any other. In the “Omega” story of DC All In Special #1 by Scott Snyder, Joshua Williamson, Wes Craig, Mike Spicer and Steve Wands, Darkseid embarks on a quest to…
Warning: Spoilers for The Flash #13The DC Universe is full of couples worth gushing over, but these flash s Relationship with his wife, Linda Park-West, stands out as the strongest DC romance. Their relationship has spanned decades, and they’ve now faced their biggest obstacle yet as a couple and emerged from it more in love than they’ve ever been. In one sentence, The Flash proves why his romance is the best that DC Comics has to offer – and why it will never be broken. The bottle #13 by Simon Spurrier, Ramón Pérez, Pete Pantazis, Matt Herms and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou…
Warning: Spoilers for DC All In Special #1The DC Universe has entered a bold new era, and Superman Is ready for whatever it will bring… or is he? With the start of DC’s “all in” initiative, every hero is on deck to stop an evil threat, but there are reasons for concern as a mysterious world makes itself known. There is a new order to the universe, and One hero’s warning makes even Superman fear what the future has in store. DC All In Special #1 By Joshua Williamson, Scott Snyder, Daniel Sampere, Wes Craig, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, Alejandro…
Warning: Spoilers for DC All In Special #1Over the years, the DC Universe Future has been explored many times in comics. Buster Gold Often shares glimpses of the time he hails from and illustrates how the impact of the Justice League will remain in his idyllic future for many centuries. However, a recent development has rewritten history, and Darkseid is at the epicenter of this alteration to the fabric of time. As a result, there isn’t a clear answer to how the DC Universe ends anymore. The “alpha” story of DC All In Special #1 by Joshua Williamson, Scott Snyder,…
Warning: Spoilers for Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1Green LanternThe villains are vast and varied, spanning the cosmos, but one of them has just undergone a massive change by being given Justice League Membership. Star Sapphire is finally ready to take the next step as a hero after learning what it takes to be one, complete her evolution from Green Lantern villain to one of his most trusted allies, and she will soon make DC history by joining the Justice League. League’s biggest list yet. in Green Lantern Civil Corps Special #1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Jeremy Adams, Salvador Larroca,…
Warning: Spoilers for Absolute Batman #1Even casual DC fans are familiar with Batman Classic origin story, as it has seeped into every nook and cranny of pop culture over the years. The sight of Martha Wayne’s pearl necklace snapping off has been ingrained in the minds of comic readers for decades as a staple of Batman lore. However, Batman’s new backstory in the Absolute Universe subverts the original by revealing that Martha Wayne did not die when Bruce was a childChanging a staple of Batman lore forever. Absolute Batman #1 by Scott Snyder, Nick Dragotta, Frank Martin and Clayton Cowles…
In the decade since Peanuts Began its publication in 1950, it won the hearts of millions and cemented itself as a beloved classic countless times over. Even now, nearly twenty-five years after the strip ended its run, readers continue to fall in love with Snoopy and the rest of the charming cast of characters created by Charles Schultz—as the 1994 strip shows. There’s a reason Peanuts is considered one of the best comics of all time, and that’s because the humor holds up to this day. From Charlie Brown getting a pen pal, to Snoopy’s writing career yet again failing…
Warning: Spoilers for Absolute Batman #1Damian Wayne Robin Has a number of distinguishing qualities that set him apart from the rest Batmans Sidekicks, the most notable being his catchphrase. His trademark “tt” is the fastest way to distinguish him in a crowd of robins, and the origin of Boy Wonder’s new vocal tic is revealed. Robin’s catchphrase has newfound roots in Batman lore, forever redefining Damian’s place in the Wayne family. Absolute Batman #1 – written by Scott Snyder, with art by Nick Dragotta – gives Bruce Wayne a creative overhaul as his origin story is rewritten for the new…
Warning: Spoilers for Titans #16The Titans have made their mark on the DC Universe since the Justice League Step down. However, with the Justice League preparing for its triumphant return, the Titans’ future is shrouded in mystery. Fans wondered if, with the Justice League back in the spotlight, the Titans would be demoted. Thankfully, it’s now been confirmed that won’t be the case, as the Titans are about to receive a major promotion that puts them on a level playing field with the Justice League. In the preview for Titans #16 By John Layman, Pete Woods and Wes Abbott, the…