Weekly comic roundup
May. 4th, 2025 11:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sonotadreamAbsolute Wonder Woman #7 - Kelly Thompson/Mattia de Iulis - Loving the relationship between Circe and Diana, Persephone looks beautiful, and it's interesting to see which gods are on Diana/the Amazons side. The fable-within-the-story worked very well.
Detective Comics #1096 - Tom Taylor/Mikel Janin - Don't know how to feel about the resolution of this arc. Sometimes, the obvious culprit can't be the culprit because it's so obvious, but then the real culprit doesn't work very well. Also, the promise things will improve in Gotham at the end...
Justice League Unlimited #6 - Mark Waid, Christopher Cantwell/Travis Moore - Grodd is living his best supervillain life and I love that for him.
Batman #159 - Jeph Loeb/Jim Lee - I don't think Batman was wrong in saving the Joker, but he didn't have to try this hard (maybe I just read too much fanfic not to be in Jason's side, lol).
Superman #25 - Joshua Williamson/Campbell, Barrows, Ferreira, Mora - Interesting look at the new Luthor. Even when he's trying to be the good guy, his methods are still questionable.
Green Arrow #23 - Chris Condon/Montos - Sometimes the bad guy is just a regular person who can't get justice. There's something very funny about a vigilante telling others they shouldn't get even by themselves.
Absolute Martian Manhunter #2 - Denniz Camp/Javier Rodríguez - I hope this series just keeps getting weirder.
One World under Doom #3 - Ryan North/R. B. Silva - the devil we know - The Avengers allying thmeselves with Supervillaind could have been a disaster, but it turns okay. Doom convicing a bunch of powerful (and probably power hungry) people to give up their power doesn't sound believable, tbh.
Detective Comics #1096 - Tom Taylor/Mikel Janin - Don't know how to feel about the resolution of this arc. Sometimes, the obvious culprit can't be the culprit because it's so obvious, but then the real culprit doesn't work very well. Also, the promise things will improve in Gotham at the end...
Justice League Unlimited #6 - Mark Waid, Christopher Cantwell/Travis Moore - Grodd is living his best supervillain life and I love that for him.
Batman #159 - Jeph Loeb/Jim Lee - I don't think Batman was wrong in saving the Joker, but he didn't have to try this hard (maybe I just read too much fanfic not to be in Jason's side, lol).
Superman #25 - Joshua Williamson/Campbell, Barrows, Ferreira, Mora - Interesting look at the new Luthor. Even when he's trying to be the good guy, his methods are still questionable.
Green Arrow #23 - Chris Condon/Montos - Sometimes the bad guy is just a regular person who can't get justice. There's something very funny about a vigilante telling others they shouldn't get even by themselves.
Absolute Martian Manhunter #2 - Denniz Camp/Javier Rodríguez - I hope this series just keeps getting weirder.
One World under Doom #3 - Ryan North/R. B. Silva - the devil we know - The Avengers allying thmeselves with Supervillaind could have been a disaster, but it turns okay. Doom convicing a bunch of powerful (and probably power hungry) people to give up their power doesn't sound believable, tbh.
