Convergence Harley Quinn #2 review

Here we are with the second half of Convergence Harley Quinn. The last issue showed us a almost reformed Harley with a live in boyfriend doing the best she could do being stuck under a dome. Then the dome opens and she must also open herself back up to the madness she has worked for a year to get rid of. We also learn what "Awesome-Portation" is. (LMAO) This issue is written by Steve Pugh. The art is by Phil Winslade and color by Chris Chunckry.

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Batman #40 review

This is the issue we have been waiting for. The finally to the greatest Batman and Joker story ever. The action is hot, stakes are high, and Batman is willing to end it all in the final issue of End Game. This issue is written by Scott Snyder with art by Greg Capullo and Danni Mlki.

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Convergence Batman and The Outsiders #1 review

This was one of the better Convergence issues I have read. We have Batman struggling to solve the mystery of the dome. Other heroes trying to keep the city running without going into chaos, and we get a glimpse at a hero who is happier without his powers. This issue is written by Marco Andreyko. The art is by Gabe Eltaeb with color by Carlos D'Anda.

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Convergence #3 review

Here we are again with our Earth 2 heroes. We have them fighting drones and discovering a under ground city. We also have the same panels being used twice and a whole city destroyed. This issue is written by Jeff King. The art is by Jason Paz and Stephen Segovia.

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Convergence Superboy #1 review

This Convergence comic gives us Zero Hour Kon-el, Superboy. He struggles with his loss of powers and trying to live up to the name of the late Super Man. The struggle is real until the dome falls and the cocky Kid of Steel now must face off against Super Man from Kingdom Come and a few others. This issue is written by Fabian Nicieza. The art by Jose Marzan Jr and Karl M Moline.

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Convergence Batman Shadow of the Bat #1 review

Both Bruce Wayne and Jean Paul Valley are both trapped in Metropolis. They go under cover to save the town from Tobias Whales who wants to make profit of the short food supply under the dome. This issue is written by Larry Hama with art by Jason Paz and Philp Tan.

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Convergence Aquaman #1 review

This issue is about," The guy who talks to fish", Aquaman. He is trapped in Metropolis and some may say is going a little crazy after losing connection to "Mother Ocean", loosing the ability to talk to fish, being away from his wife, and loosing this hand. Life is kinda shitty right now for Aquaman and now he must fight Deathblow. This issue is written by Tony Bedard. The art is by Cliff Richards with color by John Rauch.

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Convergence Justice League #1 review

There is never any peace in Gotham. If it's not The Joker, Bane, or "the one that looks like a lizard" (Killer Croc), it's a giant dome. Not only do these women have to deal with butt grabbers, new babies, and life under the dome, they have to deal with an evil Aquaman. This issue is written by Frank Tieri with art by Vicente Cifuentes.
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Convergence Nightwing/Oracle #1 review

Convergence is happening and there is nothing anyone in Gotham can do about it or can they? Nightwing and Oracle run this city and they aren't about to let it go without a fight. This issue is written by Gail Simone with art by Dan Parsons and Jan Duursema-Mandrake.

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Convergence #1 review

DC Comics has been planning this huge comic event for a while now and it's finally here. After Convergence #0 got us excited about the event and explained some what was going to happen, we have Convergence #1 to fully fill us in. This series is written by Scott Labdell and Jeff King with art by Jason Paz and Carlo Pagulayan.

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Batman and Robin #40 review

It has been a very emotional and action packed journey, but all good things must come to an end. This father and son duo made us laugh and pulled at our heart strings. We say good bye to an amazing comic series written by Peter Tomasi with art by Mick Grey and Patrick Gleason.

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Gotham By Midnight #5 review

The last issues showed us The Spectre coming forth to make judgement of the monster that has been tormenting the people of Gotham. Now we have two giants fighting it out as Batman has no clue to what is going on. The panic and emotions run high in this issue written by Ray Fawkes with art by Ben Templesmith.

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Gotham Academy #6 review

Croc a Hero, Batman shows up, fires start, and pizza. A lot of going on in this issue of Gotham Academy and I'm down for it all. This issue is written by Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan. The art is by Karl Kerschl with the variant cover by Babs Tarr.

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Pull List for March 25, 2015

Gotham By Midnight #4 review

It's the issue of Gotham By Midnight we have all been waiting for. It's all been leading up to this. Things are finally coming together and blowing up all at the same time. This issue is written by Ray Fawkes with art by Ben Templesmith.

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Batman #39 review

The Joker is no longer joking and Batman is getting desperate. The Joker is in complete control of the city. We see how serious things are getting when Batman goes to talk to the Court of Owls. The issue is written by Scott Snyder with art by Greg Capullo.

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Gotham Academy #4 review

Thanks to Brenden Fletcher, Becky Cloonan, and Karl Kerschl for this advanced copy of Gotham Academy #4 to review. The hunt for the ghost of Gotham Academy begins. This issue is written by Brenden Fletcher and Becky Cloonan with art by Karl Kerschl.

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Teen Titans #6 review

This issue is big for Teen Titans. We get to see more of the new Power Girl, Tanya Spears. The Titans are still not sure about S.T.A.R Labs or how to be a team. This issue is written by Will Pfeifer with art by Scott Hepburn.

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Gotham By Midnight #2 review

This issue of Gotham By Midnight picks up exactly were issue #1 left off. We have Lisa Drake baby sitting the Attwood girls and dodging ghost puke, while Jim Corrigan and Sergeant Rook saving more kids and fighting off a supernatural scary nun. Poor Sergeant Rook will never be the same again. This issue is written by Ray Fawkes with art by Ben Templesmith.

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Robin Rises: Alpha #1 review

Damian Wayne is back! We should have known the smart mouthed, know it all, son of Batman wouldn't stay dead forever. I for one am extremely happy to see him back. I wasn't much of a fan of his at the beginning, but the little bastard grew on me (LOL) and I guess it did on the creators as well because it's because of them he's back. This issue is written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Jonathan Glapion and Andy Kubert.

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