Cheetah ruled as long Wonder Woman Most iconic villain, a status I initially and solely attributed to Barbara Minerva’s long-standing role as an enemy in comics. However, discovering Cheetah’s terrifying post-apocalyptic form made me realize what truly defines their rivalry. They embody the classic God Vs. monster trope, capturing the essence of their dynamic in a way that makes them perfect rivals. Wonder Woman: Dead Earth #1 by Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer opens with Diana awakening from a centuries-long slumber, only to discover that her friends are long gone and Earth has become a wasteland. With her last…
Author: Taylor Mills
WARNING: CONTAINS POTENTIAL SPOILERS FOR BATMAN: GOTHAM BY GASLIGHT – THE KRYPTONIAN AGE #5! Trigger warning: Body horror, non-consensual body modification Cyborg Gets a terrible new start that now officially binds him to Superman Learn how the fan-favorite Titan is introduced in the sequel to the classic Other worlds History Batman: Gotham by Gaslight. Along with this new connection to the Man of Steel, what makes the reimagining of Victor Stone even more intriguing is that it could signal the beginning of his villainous era, and present the character in a completely unprecedented light. The contrast with Cyborg’s original origin…
Warning: Contains potential spoilers for TITANS #16!Dick Grayson is back in his legendary red, yellow and green Robin Costume like these titans’ Classic suits make a triumphant return to mainstream continuity. The unexpected twist stunned readers, but the surge of nostalgia is hard to beat, making it an epic moment for longtime fans. Fans can likely look forward to seeing even more of the Titans’ classic costumes in the upcoming issue, set to release on November 20, 2024. in Titans #16, the creative team of Tom Taylor, Lucas Meyer, and Adriano Lucas pass the reins to John Layman and Pete…
Power Girl The new tattoo redesign cements her status as the ultimate Super-Family rebel, and fans will be clamoring for DC to make a permanent change, as a tattooed Paige Stetler is simply better. Not only is the design badass, but his tattoo sleeves could also be a clever nod to one of his more unusual and short-lived relationships with a classic Justice League member. …Power Girl’s Green Lantern tattoos could indeed reference this unusual chapter of her romantic history… Superman #18, by Joshua Williamson and Jamal Campbell, not only marked the final tie-in issue for the Absolute power crisis…
WARNING: Contains Spoilers for WONDER WOMAN #17!With the Absolute power crisis event now concluded, Tom Taylor’s Wonder Woman The race is back on track, returning to its central plot: Diana Prince’s ongoing war against the Sovereign – the secret king of the United States. A newly released teaser for the January issue promises that Wonder Woman’s Amazon Justice League is preparing to attack, bringing the fight directly to this hidden ruler. Wonder Woman #17 by Tom Taylor and Daniel Sampere is set to be released on January 15, 2025, but until then, fans can enjoy the solicitations provided by DC,…
WARNING: Contains potential spoilers for TWO-FACE #2!Harvey Dent Two faces is making a major return in DC history with his first solo series – an addition that many will agree is long overdue, given that Gotham City’s former district attorney has long been considered one of Gotham City’s most iconic foes. of the Dark Knight. Interestingly, this solo series will also return Dent to his original role in Batman tradition, albeit with an epic twist. The premise is brilliant, reliving the past with a unique twist that allows for a deep exploration of Harvey’s character… DC has already released requests…
Supergirl has long been a symbol of iconic beauty, but with her newly revealed tattoo redesign, she has officially elevated herself to pin-up girl status – making her more than worthy of decorating the walls of her adoring fans. Kara Zor-El’s tattoos also subtly reveal her favorite superheroes, adding an exciting touch to the art. …Supergirl’s cover features Brainiac 5 and Comet the Horse, both of whom have notable love interests… Superman #19, by Joshua Williamson, Dan Mora and Alejandro Sánchez, is a monumental issue that introduces DC’s newest superwoman, Lois Lane, who now possesses a power set equal to…
Batman Fans are in for a real treat with one of the most ambitious Heroes vs. Heroes group cosplays. Gotham villains already created. Filled with a vast array of iconic characters, this cosplay is more than impressive in scale – it’s elevated by incredibly elaborate costumes and top-notch editing, making it an unforgettable tribute to Gotham’s heroes and bad guys. Hush and Bane cosplayer Brad Johnson (Image: Disclosure)@Bradman.cosplay) recently shared on Instagram what he proudly calls “epic poster of your favorite Gotham heroes and villains!”– and he’s not exaggerating. This 15-person masterclass on creation and fan appreciation features familiar faces…
WARNING: Contains Spoilers for NIGHTWING #119! Nightwing is officially adopting a Red Hood-approach to fighting crime, and it is safe to say that Batman will not be a fan of this change, given his tough and unwavering stance on dealing with crime. This radical change is one of the most exciting developments in Dick Grayson’s character in years, and promises to usher in one of Nightwing’s most compelling eras in comics. …Nightwing’s decision to control crime rather than fight it… Dan Watters, Dexter Soy, Veronica Gandini, and Wes Abbott’s Nightwing series launches in issue #119, heralding one of Dick Grayson’s…
Warning: Contains potential spoilers for POISON IVY #29!I’m typically a die-hard Wonder Woman Cosplayer, however Poison Ivy’s Dark new costume may have just swayed me to the villainous side of cosplay. This stunning yet sinister look has sparked a surge of creative inspiration, and I’m already elbow-deep in planning the costume design and special effects makeup details. As a lover of special effects makeup – especially in the horror genre – I was drawn to the idea of Ivy with black veins that resemble sick veins… With a release date for January 1, 2025, G. Willow Wilson and Marcio Takara’s…