Julie and Shawna Benson take over on Green Arrow after a long run on Batgirl and the Birds of Prey – Rebirth.
‘Green Arrow #43’ (review) at Forces of Geek
‘Teen Titans Go! To the Movies’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Sidekicks no more, The Titans led by Robin are out to prove to the Hollywood system that they deserve a movie.
‘The Brave & The Bold: Batman & Wonder Woman #6’ (review) at Forces of Geek
‘Batwoman #17’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Rebuked by Batman for not surrendering her sister, Beth aka supervillian Alice, to Arkham for treatment, Kate Kane has taken her in.
‘Wonder Woman #50’ (review) at Forces Of Geek
Wonder Woman’s newly discovered long lost family member, her brother Jason, reveals his true self at the end of Wonder Woman #49.
‘Harley Quinn #45’ (review) at Forces of Geek
This is the DC equivalent of Deadpool 2 in comic form. I haven’t been checking in on creator Sam Humphries for a while now, though I was a fan of watching his rise to stardom at Marvel. His fun style translates well into the adventures of Harleen Quinzel.
‘Green Arrow #42’ (review) at Forces Of Geek
Last issue, Ollie was tasked with transporting Superman villain Parasite from one prison to another.
‘Batgirl #24’ (review) at Forces Of Geek
It's not often that I pick up an issue of Batgirl (of Burnside), but when I saw one of my favorite villains, Two-Face, on the cover flipping a Batgirl coin I was intrigued!
‘Raven: Daughter of Darkness #6’ (review) at Forces Of Geek
Raven has had quite a time adjusting to her new home in San Francisco living with her Christian Aunt Alice and family. It’s not all bad, except for her evil Dad Trigon popping up occasionally and ruining everything – as he does!
‘Batwoman #16’ (review) at Forces of Geek
We come by Batwoman in the middle of a bigger story, this is the fourth chapter in “The Fall of the House of Kane”.
The Brave & the Bold: Batman & Wonder Woman #5’ (review) at Forces of Geek
When deciding which comics to review this week, I thought, “Hey, gimme something Brave and Bold!” It will most assuredly be funny, if not maybe it will be serious, but not TOO serious. I was looking for something of a light appetizer before I crammed through the rest of my stack.
‘Green Arrow #41’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Upcoming Batgirl writer Mairghread Scott writer pops over to Star City to take the Emerald Archer for a two-issue stint. Green Arrow #41 kicks off “Better Than: Part One”, drawn by Matt Clark, a name I’m not familiar with but one I will surely keep an eye out for!
Hopefully you’ll be able to hunt down a copy of the Mike Grell variant cover for the old school comic book fans!
‘Cyborg #23’ (review) at Forces of Geek
‘The Flash #47’ (review) At Forces Of Geek
Flash War is here and the Rogues have been sent back in time to bring Wally back to the 25th century!
FOG! Chats With ‘Deadpool 2’s’ Colossus, Stefan Kapicic! at FORCES OF GEEK
Actor Stefan Kapicic has had a pretty big week. Monday, The Hollywood Reporter revealed he has been cast In a recurring role on AMC’s Better Call Saul. Monday was also the New York premiere of Deadpool 2. The Hollywood elite were there, including but not limited to co-stars Ryan Reynolds, Josh Brolin, Zazie Beetz, Lewis Tan, Morena Baccarin, Terry Crews, director David Leitch and Deadpool co-creator Rob Liefeld among others.
‘Superman Special #1’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason say goodbye to The Man of Steel in Superman Special #1 this week. The oversized special also features a backup by Mark Russell and Bryan Hitch and another by Ian Flynn and Caare Andrews.
‘Harley Quinn: Harley Loves Joker #2’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Paul Dini returns to his creation, Harley Quinn, in a two issue mini-series, Harley Loves Joker. Issue #2 is on shelves this week but it makes sense to review the story as a whole, it is likely your store will still have issue #1 or download both on the DC Comics app.
‘Deadpool 2’ (review) at Forces of Geek
Deadpool is back with Cable and X-Force in the fourth-wall breaking Deadpool 2! Stuntman and director of Atomic Blonde, David Leitch, directs Ryan Reynolds and Josh Brolin in the sequel to Tim Miller’s 2016 X-Men solo film. That’s right, don’t forget this is the eleventh film in the Fox franchise though this sequel owes more to its own preceding film than any of the Bryan Singer movies.
'Batman Ninja’ (review) - at Forces of Geek
Batman Ninja is the latest DC Animated Movie and this one takes Batman to a completely stylized anime universe.
