Showing posts with label Mark Millar. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 24, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: NIGHT CLUB II #1

NIGHT CLUB II #1 (OF 6)

LETTERS: Clem Robins
COVER: Juanan Ramírez with Fabiana Mascolo
EDITORIAL: Sarah Unwin
VARIANT COVER ARTIST: Jae Lee with June Chung
32pp, Color, $4.99 U.S. (August 2024)

Rated M / Mature

Night Club created by Mark Millar at Netflix

Night Club II is a new six-issue miniseries written and created by Mark Millar and drawn by Juanan Ramírez.  A Dark Horse Comics publication and a Netflix production, Night Club II is a sequel to the 2023 miniseries, Night Club.  Both series focus on a teen boy who is bitten by a vampire and decides to make the best of his new condition.  Colorist Fabiana Mascolo and letterer Clem Robins complete Night Club II's creative team.

Night Club introduces 17-year-old Danny Garcia, who had ambitions to gain fame and fortune as a YouTube star.  After being turned into a vampire, he passed his new found powers unto his friends, DJ Sam Huxley and Amy Chen.  Now, they're the superheroes:  Starguard (Danny), Thundercloud (Sam), Yellowbird (Amy).  But jealousy has broken up this vampire-superhero trio...

Night Club II #1 opens with Danny and Amy, now a couple, still playing superheroes and filming it for their lucrative YouTube page.  They are actively attacking the drug empire of Rufus Tee, much to the chagrin of the police.  Meanwhile, former “band mate,” Sam is using his vampire powers to ball hard, and now, he's gotten an attractive offer from a man who should be his enemy.

THE LOWDOWN:  This is the second time that I have been on any kind of list that provides PDF copies of titles published by Dark Horse Comics.  The latest received is Night Club II #1.

Reading this first issue of Night Club II, I suddenly remembered how much I really liked the first series and how much I really missed it.  I'd love for Night Club to be an ongoing series, but I know that Millarworld doesn't really work that way.  Night Club will have a beginning, middle, and end, but I feel like, as far as a vampire-superhero hybrid goes, it could be like DC Comics' Teen Titans.

Instead of offering big surprises in this return, writer Mark Millar and artist Juanan Ramírez build on the narrative that began in Night Club #1 and came to a head in Night Club #6.  Millar provides the character drama, and Ramirez spreads it out in big panels and in widescreen storytelling.  I think this means that there will be a lot of force applied by various interested parties to other interested parties in this second installment, and I think we'll like it, dear readers.

If you have ever seen the 1987 vampire film, The Lost Boys, you might have wondered what it would be like if the vampire boys got to play to their own interests.  Maybe, Night Club II is that story.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar and of vampire comic books will want to be bitten by Night Club II.

A
★★★★ out of 4 stars

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"


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This series is collected in the trade paperback, NIGHT CLUB VOLUME 2, which is available at Amazon.

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Wednesday, June 11, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: NEMESIS: ROGUES' GALLERY #2


LETTERS: Clem Robins
EDITORS: Sarah Unwin; Daniel Chabon
COVER: Valerio Giangiordano with Lee Loughridge
32pp, Color, $4.99 U.S. (August 2024)

Age range: 14+

Nemesis created by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven

Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery is a five-issue comic book miniseries from writer Mark Millar.  It is a sequel to the miniseries, Nemesis Reloaded (2023) and Big Game (2023).  Published by Dark Horse comics, the new series finds the super-killer, Nemesis, on a mission of revenge.  Rogues' Gallery is drawn by Valerio Giangiordano; colored by Lee Loughridge; and lettered by Clem Robins.

Nemesis: Rogues Gallery finds Nemesis, once the world's greatest super-villain, with a plan to be just that, again. Now, bent on a mission of revenge against everyone who wronged him, Nemesis must rebuild his empire and his fortune.

Nemesis: Rogues Gallery #2 opens in the Tribunal de Justica in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  Six counts of murder; 27 counts of aggravated assault; 3 counts of burglary, and four counts of antisocial behavior:  that is Pedro Hernandez.  He has been in and out of detention centers since he was six years old, and he shows no signs of rehabilitation or remorse.  This is the day of reckoning for Pedro.

Or this is the day he can become Nemesis' new partner-in-crime, “Rookie.”

Meanwhile, Andy, the security guard betrayed by Nemesis, is a new man... and a new weapon of vengeance.

THE LOWDOWN:  This is the second time that I have been on any kind of list that provides PDF copies of titles published by Dark Horse Comics.  I mark my return with Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery #2.

Mark Millar continues to deliver the ultimate modern super-villain comic book.  The Nemesis line of comics offers something like Batman as a deranged killer.  However, I must point out that when it comes to Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery, the artist drives the narrative with the most power.

The artists of the earlier series, Steve McNiven (Nemesis) and Jorge Jiménez (Nemesis: Reloaded), offered art and graphic storytelling that emphasized the crazy, the sexy, and the cool of showy super-villain.  Nemesis was a bad ass and a murderer, and the storytelling of the earlier series captured the exhilaration of Frank Miller and Klaus Janson's Daredevil and Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.  In the first series, Nemesis was like the Batman of DKR, and in Nemesis: Reloaded, Nemesis was like Daredevil's killer dude, Bullseye.

Valerio Giangiordano of Rome, Italy takes Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery down a different path, both visually and graphically.  No longer is Nemesis a sexy killer.  Valerio captures all the darkness, vileness, and evil in Nemesis and places him at the heart of some nasty, hard-hitting storytelling.  In a way, Valerio turns Rogues' Gallery into something like one of those gritty 1970s crime movies.  Tonally, all three Nemesis series are different, but in this third series, Valerio takes charge and takes Nemesis down a more sinister and edgier path than any comic books that feature Nemesis have previously done.

Colorist Lee Loughridge, who knows how to deal with “the dark,” perfectly accentuates Valerio's storytelling with colors that suggest murder, both muted and glaring.  Letterer Clem Robins captures the darker wasteland of this new series.

Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery promises to be a good time.  It may also end up being the best evil Batman comic book in ages.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar's comic books and of Valerio Giangiordano's art will desire Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery.

A

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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Wednesday, June 4, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: PRODIGY: Slaves of Mars #2


LETTERS: Clem Robins
EDITOR: Daniel Chabon
EDITORIAL: Sarah Unwin
COVER: Stefano Landini with Michele Assarasakorn
VARIANT COVER ARTIST: Stefano Landini
32pp, Color, $4.99 U.S. (September 2024)

Rated M / Mature

Prodigy created by Mark Millar at Netflix

Prodigy: Slaves of Mars is a new five-issue comic book miniseries produced by writer Mark Millar.  It is the third entry in the Prodigy series, following the original 2018-19 six-issue miniseries, Prodigy, and the 2022 miniseries, Prodigy: The Icarus Society.  This new series' creative team is comprised of artist Stefano Landini; colorist Michele Assarasakorn; and letterer Clem Robins.  Prodigy focuses on the adventures of the world's smartest man, Edison Crane.

In Prodigy: Slaves of Mars, Edison returns to New York City from an adventure in the Himalayas to find his company, Crane Solutions, in disarray.  He also learns that his father, the former Senator Whitney Crane, is dead on Mars after discovering some shocking secret.  Now, a wanted man, Edison only has one person left to whom he can turn.  That would be his older, smarter brother, Elijah Crane.

Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #2 opens in Baltimore, Maryland.  The Crane brothers are reunited just in time to discover that each feels differently about the death of their recently deceased father.  Now, they are about to go on the run as Froth Schroeder, the man who tore down Edison's life and likely killed their father, sets his sights on both brothers.

Meanwhile, what does this have to do with the ancient secrets of Mars and Martian rulers on Earth?  And where does the Kepler-11 star system fit into all this?

THE LOWDOWN:  This is the second time that I have been on any kind of list that provides PDF copies of titles published by Dark Horse Comics.  I mark my return with Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #2.

Of course, Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #2 is a blast to read, just as issue #1 was.  Millar's mixture of ancient aliens, secret societies, large conspiracies, and deep history runs throughout the Prodigy comic books.  You would already know that, dear readers, if you had read Prodigy: The Icarus Society #1 or read Prodigy: The Evil Earth, the trade collection of the first miniseries.

The art team of illustrator Stefano Landini and colorist Michele Assarasakorn throws caution to the wind and presents graphical storytelling that races from page to page in a loose drawing style and muted coloring style.  Landini's art recalls the ancient mysteries vibe of the film, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), and he uses it quite effectively to keep me reading.  Landini makes me excited about following Edison and Elijah on a great adventure.  As always, also, Clem Robins provides the perfect soundtrack to this chapter with his classic lettering.

Prodigy is back.  The Slaves of Mars are calling us.  Don't be a fool, dear readers; get this.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar and of his comic book, Prodigy, will want to read Prodigy: Slaves of Mars.

A+

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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Saturday, May 31, 2025

I Reads You Juniors: May 2025 - UPDATE #58

by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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TREATS - From AnotherCookie:  There is a new online cookie retailer. It is called "AnotherCookie?" and the cookies are delicious.

NEWS:

MARVEL/DC - From EWMarvel and DC Comics have announced that "Deadpool" and "Batman" will crossover in two one-shot comic books.  First, writer Zeb Wells and artist Greg Capullo will produce "Deadpool/Batman," which is due from Marvel on September 17th, 2025.  Arriving on a later date from DC Comics is "Batman/Deadpool," from writer Grant Morrison and artist Dan Mora

COMICS - From THR:  Writer Mark Millar and artist John Romita, Jr. have announced a new three-issue miniseries, "Psychic Sam."  It will be funded via Kickstarter and development on a film adaptation has already begun.

From KickstarterMark Millar and John Romita, Jr.'s new comics project, "Psychic Sam," includes a "Kickstarter" campaign.

From Vimeo:  There is a trailer for the new comic book project from the team of writer Mark Millar and artist John Romita, Jr. ("Kick-Ass").
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EN MEMORIAM - From BleedingCool:  American comic book writer, Peter David, has died at the age of 68, Saturday, May 24, 2025.  A prolific comic book writer, David may be best known for his 12-year run writing "The Incredible Hulk" for Marvel, which earned him an Eisner Award.  He co-created the character, "Spider-Man 2099" with artist Rick Leonardi.  He also had notable runs on "Aquaman" and "Young Juctice, among others, for DC Comics.  David also wrote "Star Trek" comic books and novels.  David wrote for animated and live-action television series, and he also wrote video games.

From BleedingCool:  Collaborators, peers, and colleagues celebrate, mourn, and remember the novelist and comic book writer, Peter David, who died Saturday, May 24th.
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DARK HORSE - From AIPTComicsDark Horse Comics will publish the 24-issue series, "Elfquest: The Final Quest" (2014-18), in a single, 624-page hardcover edition at the cover price of $69.99. It is due February 2026.

DIAMOND - From BleedingCool:  Our long national nightmare is over.  Universal Distributions and Ad Populum have official bought Diamond Comic Distributors out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.

DC COMICS - From ComicsBulletinDC Comics has announced an upcoming "Superman" five-issue miniseries, "Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum." It will be produced by the creative team of the Image Comics series, "Ice Cream Man": W. Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo, and Chris O'Halloran.

From DCBlog:  Writer-artist Sophie Campbell talks about her ongoing "Supergirl" series.

EISNER AWARDS - From BleedingCool:  The nominations for 2025 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards have been announced. The nominations are for works published between January 1st and December 31st, 2024.   This year’s nominees were chosen by a panel of five judges:  Robert V. Conte, Kacy Helwick, Meg Lemke, Eitan Manhoff, and Rocco Versaci.  The winners will be announced the evening of July 25, 2025 in a ceremony held during the 2025 San Diego Comic-Con International.

DC STUDIOS - For YouTube:  Of course, Warner Bros. Discovery/DC Studios drops the first official "Superman" trailer.  The film is due July 11, 2025.

AWARDS - From BleedingCool: The Glyph Comics Awards 2025 were presented this past weekend (5/9 to 5/11) at the East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention, in Philadelphia.  The top winners were the horror comics anthology, "Shook! A Black Horror Anthology" and "Hammer."

MARVEL - From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics writer, Jonathan Hickman, says that Marvel will publish comic books based on Fox's former sci-fi drama, "The X-Files."  He also says that "The X-Files" comic books will crossover with other Marvel titles.

From NegromancerLeroy Douresseaux offers a review of the new "Star Wars #1" from Marvel Comics.

IDW - From BleedingCool:  Starting later this year, IDW Publishing with start publishing "Event Horizon: Dark Descent," a prequel comic book series to the 1997 science fiction-horror film, "Event Horizon."

COMICS - From BleedingCool:  Just in time for the 45th anniversary of the 1980 film, "The Blues Brothers," is a graphic novel, "The Blues Brothers: The Escape of Joliet Jake," which is due in October 2025 from Z2 Comics.

EN MEMORIAM - From CBR:  The longtime Marvel and DC Comics artist, Jackson "Butch" Guice, has died at the age of 63, Wednesday, May 1, 2025.  Guice may be best for his long career with Marvel where he drew every major character at one time or another.  His big break was drawing Marvel's "Micronauts" series and the four-issue limited series, "X-Men and the Micronauts." His work with DC Comics included a run on Action Comics from the early to mid 1990s and on the cult series, "Resurrection Man."

From BleedingCool:  The comic book industry remembers veteran comic book artist, Jackson " Butch" Guice, who died Thurs., May 1st, at the age of 63.
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JACK KIRBY - From Forward:  This article looks at how Jack Kirby's Jewish upbringing influenced his art and storytelling as the first career retrospective of the great artist, "Jack Kirby: Heroes and Humanity," debuts May 1, 2025 at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.

DIAMOND - From BleedingCool:  The bankruptcy saga of Diamond Comic Distributors may be winding down.  The Baltimore Bankruptcy Court has approved the sale of Diamond to Universal Distribution and Sparkle Pop (a holding company for Ad Populum).  Universal Distribution will pay $49,634,950, plus or minus a few other factors. Sparkle Pop will pay $7,459,050, though with certain provisos for payments owed to NECA and WizKids, brands owned by Ad Populum. That's a total of around $57 million. Alliance Entertainment, which offered more than 70 million at the bankruptcy auction, are currently suing and filing complaints.

DC COMICS - From GamesRadar:  There will be a new "Batman #1" from writer Matt Fraction and artist Jorge Jimenez.  Launching in September 2025, this new "Batman" series will offer a "revamped aesthetic," a "throwback" costume, and a new Batmobile.

MARVEL - From BleedingCool:  Who gets what creator credits in "Thunderbolts*" from Disney/Marvel Studios.

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APRIL 2025 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  AWA Studios for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Cosmic Lion for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics "Summer of Superman" titles for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  DSTLRY Media for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainment for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Keenspot Entertainment for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Mad Cave Studios for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "One World Under Doom" titles for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Ultimate: titles for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion / 2000 AD for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Sumerian Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for April 2025
From BleedingCool:  Valiant Comics for April 2025

MAY 2025 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  AWA Studios for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Blood Moon Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Cosmic Lion Productions for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics "Absolute DC" titles for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dstlry Media for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainment for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Free Comic Book Day 2025 titles for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Keenspot Entertainment for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Mad Cave Studios for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "One World Under Doom" titles for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Ultimate Comics" titles for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Massive Publishing for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion / 2000 AD for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics "Conan" and "Solomon Kane" titles for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Udon Studios for May 2025
From BleedingCool:  Valiant-Alien Books for May 2025

JUNE 2025 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Ablaze Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  AMP Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  AWA Studios for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  BOOM! Studios for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dren Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dstlry Media for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainent for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Energon Universe" titles for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Spawn" titles for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Keensport Entertainment for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Mad Cave Studios for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "One World Under Doom" crossover titles for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Ultimate Universe" for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Ultimate Comics" with "Scarlet Witch" for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics' "Ultimate Spider-Man: Incursion #1" for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion / 2000 AD for June 202
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Udon Entertainment for June 2025
From BleedingCool:  Zenescope Entertainment for June 2025

JULY 2025 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  Abrams for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Afterlight Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Ahoy Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  AMP Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Antarctic Press for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  AWA Studios for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Bad Idea for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Bliss on Tap for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  BOOM Studios for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Cosmic Lion Productions for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dark Horse Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics "Superman" titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Devil's Due Studios for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Dynamite Entertainment for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Heavy Metal Magazine for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics Skybound "Energon" titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Ghost Machine" titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Spawn" titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Keenspot Entertainment for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Mad Cave Studios for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Bring on the Bad Guys" titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "One World Under Doom" tie-in titles for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Massive Publishing for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Midnight Factory for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion / 2000 AD for July
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Uncivilized Comics for July 2025
From BleedingCool:  Vault Comics for July 2025

AUGUST 2025 COMICS SOLICITATIONS:
From BleedingCool:  AMP Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Archie Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  AWA Studios for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Bad Ideas for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Cosmic Lion Productions for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  DC Comics "Absolute Comics" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  IDW Publishing for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Energon" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Ghost Machine" for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Image Comics "Spawn" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics' "Bring on the Bad Guys" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics' "One World Under Doom" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Marvel Comics "Ultimate" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Oni Press for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Panick Entertainment for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Rebellion / 2000 AD for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Titan Comics "Conan" and "Solomon Kane" titles for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Valiant Comics for August 2025
From BleedingCool:  Vault Comics for August 2025

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Thursday, May 29, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: HUCK Volume 1


COLORS: Dave McCaig
EDITOR: Nicole Boose
COVER: Rafael Albuquerque
ISBN: 9781534300804; paperback; (July 26, 2016)
160pp, Color, $14.99 U.S. (May 2016)

Rated T / Teen

Huck created by Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque

Book One: All-American

Huck was a six issue comic book miniseries created by writer Mark Millar and artist Rafael Albuquerque.  Originally published from 2015 to 2016, Huck focused on a man who lives in a small town from where he anonymously travels the world doing good deeds and acts of kindness and mercy using his super powers.  The series was first collected as a trade paperback graphic novel in 2016.

Huck Volume 1 opens in rural Maine.  In a quiet seaside town, there are picket fences, farms, old-fashioned gas stations, and everyone knows everyone.  Life is a good, and it is made better by Huck, a 34-year-old young man of mysterious origins.  He humbly works at a gas station, but he has special gifts and physical abilities.  Each day, he uses his gifts, such as super-strength, to do a good deed.

His neighbors return his favors by keeping Huck's abilities a secret, but a newcomer to the town – in the form of Diane Davis – sees money in revealing Huck to the media.  Now, Huck is about to discover that his past had an eye on the future – a dark future of beings like him.

THE LOWDOWN:  Millarwold and Netflix provide me with PDF review copies of their publications and have been doing so for several years now.  I recently requested a copy of Huck Volume 1 in anticipation of Huck: Big Bad World #1, which is due in May 14, 2025.

When one considers writer Mark Millar's previous work on his creator owned series like Wanted, Kick-Ass, and Nemesis, it is not unreasonable to be shocked that Millar could write a comic book like Huck: All-American.  By turns sweet and sentimental, the first issue, Huck #1, almost seems like a fanciful retelling of the early years of Clark Kent.  However, it goes by way of Mayberry of former CBS sitcom, “The Andy Griffith Show,” more so than by way of Superman's Metropolis.  Millar tries to create the spirit of genuine Americana, and he pulls it off in a way that is different from the way two boys from Cleveland (writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster) did it.

I initially had mixed feelings about artist Rafael Albuquerque's work on Huck #1.  Albuquerque is both a distinctive stylist and storyteller, but almost a decade ago, I found his work in that first issue to be flat.  Now, I find Albuquerque's art to be a revelation.  Huck Volume 1 is a revelation.

Albuquerque's work in the entirety of Huck is glorious.  He really depicts and captures the spirit of Huck for which Millar is aiming.  Huck is not so much about good versus evil as it is about people who tirelessly do for others versus people who perpetually hurt and destroy others for their own personal gain.  Dave McCaig's colors convey Huck's spirit of human goodness.  The lettering by Nate Piekos is classic comics cool and gives the story a vintage 1980s sci-fi movie aesthetic.

Wow!  I love this first volume of Huck.  I would never go against the Moonstone family and the The Magic Order, but Huck is close to being my favorite Millarworld comic book.  I must have really been having a bad time in life back when Huck was originally published to have felt so “meh” about it.  [Actually, there was an awful lot of family melodrama back then.  It was other people's problems, and I was letting it constantly drag me down.]  Anyway, the first issue of the new series, Huck: Big Bad World, is about to drop.  I think I'm in a better mood to receive Huck this time.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar and Millarworld titles will want to read Huck Volume 1.

[This volume includes a section of Rafael Albuquerque's character designs, layouts, and inked art.]

A+

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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Monday, May 26, 2025

DC Comics from Lunar Distributors for May 28, 2025

DC COMICS:

Absolute Martian Manhunter #3 (Of 6)(Cover A Javier Rodriguez), $4.99
Absolute Martian Manhunter #3 (Of 6)(Cover B Ian Bertram Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Martian Manhunter #3 (Of 6)(Cover C Dan Panosian Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Martian Manhunter #3 (Of 6)(Cover D Riley Rossmo Card Stock Variant), AR
Absolute Martian Manhunter #3 (Of 6)(Cover E Shawn Crystal Card Stock Variant), AR
Absolute Superman Red Son HC, $100.00
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 (Cover A Hayden Sherman), $4.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 (Cover B Stephanie Hans Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 (Cover C Sanford Greene Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 (Cover D Meredith McClaren Card Stock Variant), AR
Absolute Wonder Woman #8 (Cover E Stephanie Hans Full Art Card Stock Variant), AR
All-New Collectors' Edition #58 Superman Vs. Shazam (Facsimile Edition)(Cover A Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano), $14.99
All-New Collectors' Edition #58 Superman Vs. Shazam (Facsimile Edition)(Cover B Rich Buckler & Dick Giordano Foil Variant), $16.99
Batman #158 Giant-Sized Special Edition (2nd Printing Cover A Jim Lee), $14.99
Batman #158 Giant-Sized Special Edition (2nd Printing Cover B Jim Lee Foil Variant), $19.99
Batman #160 (Cover A Jim Lee & Scott Williams), $4.99
Batman #160 (Cover B Frank Quitely Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Batman #160 (Cover C Gabriele Dell'Otto Connecting Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Batman #160 (Cover D David Nakayama Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Batman #160 (Cover E Lee Bermejo Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Batman #160 (Cover F Jim Lee & Scott Williams Foil Variant), $7.99
Batman #160 (Cover G Ben Oliver Card Stock Variant), AR
Batman #160 (Cover H InHyuk Lee Card Stock Variant), AR
Batman #160 (Cover I Jim Lee Full Art Card Stock Variant), AR
Batman #160 Giant-Sized Special Edition (Cover A Jim Lee), $14.99
Batman #160 Giant-Sized Special Edition (Cover B Jim Lee Foil Variant), $19.99
Batman '89 Echoes #6 (Of 6) Cover A Joe Quinones & Paolo Rivera), $3.99
Batman '89 Echoes #6 (Of 6)(Cover B Joe Quinones Card Stock Variant), $4.99
DC Connect #61, AR
DC Pride Box Set, $49.99
DC Pride To The Farthest Reaches HC, $19.99
Flash #21 (Cover A Mike Deodato Jr.), $3.99
Flash #21 (Cover B Davide Paratore Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Flash #21 (Cover C Elizabeth Torque Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Flash #21 (Cover D Tyler Kirkham Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Green Arrow #24 (Cover A Taurin Clarke), $3.99
Green Arrow #24 (Cover B Lesley Leirix Li Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Green Arrow #24 (Cover C Cliff Chiang AAPI Heritage Month Connecting Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Green Lantern #23 (Cover A Xermanico), $4.99
Green Lantern #23 (Cover B Carlos Danda Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern #23 (Cover C Mark Spears Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern #23 (Cover D Karl Kerschl Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern #23 (Cover E Mirko Colak Card Stock Variant), AR
Harley Quinn #51 (Cover A Elizabeth Torque), $3.99
Harley Quinn #51 (Cover B David Nakayama Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #51 (Cover C Noobovich Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #51 (Cover D Guillem March Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #51 (Cover E Christian Ward Card Stock Variant), AR
Injustice 2 Omnibus HC, $125.00
Jenny Sparks TP, $19.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover A Dan Mora Connecting Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $3.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover B Tiago Da Silva Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover C Ejikure Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover D Yanick Paquette Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover E Jorge Molina Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover F Cliff Chiang AAPI Heritage Month Connecting Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover G Travis Moore Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), AR
Justice League Unlimited #7 (Cover H Phil Hester Card Stock Variant)(We Are Yesterday), AR
Metamorpho The Element Man #6 (Cover A Steve Lieber), $3.99
Metamorpho The Element Man #6 (Cover B Rafael De Latorre Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Mr. Terrific Year One #1 (Of 6)(Cover A Valentine De Landro), $3.99
Mr. Terrific Year One #1 (Of 6)(Cover B Mitch Gerads Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Mr. Terrific Year One #1 (Of 6)(Cover C Evan Doc Shaner Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Mr. Terrific Year One #1 (Of 6)(Cover D Denys Cowan & Ho Che Anderson Card Stock Variant), AR
Peacemaker Presents The Vigilante Eagly Double Feature #3 (Of 5)(Cover A Mitch Gerads), $3.99
Peacemaker Presents The Vigilante Eagly Double Feature #3 (Of 5)(Cover B David Nakayama Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Peacemaker Presents The Vigilante Eagly Double Feature #3 (Of 5)(Cover C Amanda Conner Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Static Season One TP (DC Compact Comics Edition), $9.99
Superman #26 (Cover A Dan Mora), $4.99
Superman #26 (Cover B Derrick Chew Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #26 (Cover C Guillem March Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #26 (Cover D Marc Aspinall Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #26 (Cover E Riley Rossmo Supersmash-Up Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #26 (Cover F Clayton Henry Card Stock Variant), AR
Superman (2023) Volume 4 Rise Of The Superwoman TP, $19.99
Superman Secret Origin TP (2025 Edition), $19.99
Wonder Woman By Greg Rucka Omnibus HC, $125.00

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Tuesday, May 6, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: NEMESIS: ROGUES' GALLERY #1

NEMESIS: ROGUES' GALLERY #1 (OF 5)
DARK HORSE COMICS

STORY: Mark Millar
ART: Valerio Giangiordano
COLORS: Lee Loughridge
LETTERS: Clem Robins
EDITOR: Sarah Unwin
COVER: Valerio Giangiordano with Lee Loughridge
VARIANT COVER ARTISTS: Jae Lee with June Chung
32pp, Color, $4.99 U.S. (July 2024)

Age range: 14+

Nemesis created by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven

Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery is a five-issue comic book miniseries from writer Mark Millar.  It is a sequel to the miniseries, Nemesis Reloaded (2023) and Big Game (2023).  Published by Dark Horse comics, the new series finds the super-killer, Nemesis, on a mission of revenge.  Rogues' Gallery is drawn by Valerio Giangiordano; colored by Lee Loughridge; and lettered by Clem Robins.

Nemesis: Rogues Gallery #1 opens in the hospital wing of Colton Brown Penitentiary, California.  Nemesis was the world's greatest super-villain. Now, he is merely a paraplegic (as a result of the battle with the superheroes that began in Big Game #1) named Matthew Anderson.  However, his former acquaintances, a group lurking in their Temple of Panza, can bring him back to what he was, but is he willing to pay the price?

Meanwhile, someone Nemesis hurt is also getting an offer he won't refuse.

THE LOWDOWN:  This is the second time that I have been on any kind of list that provides PDF copies of titles published by Dark Horse Comics.  I mark my return with Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery #1.

Nemesis Reloaded #1 was a helluva first issue.  This first issue of Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery is a bit more subdued.  It's an introduction to Nemesis' situation and how he got there.  This is like Millard's quiet before the storm, but oh, what a storm it will be judging by the last page.

The art by Valerio Giangiordano provides the perfectly dark, edgy, and moody storytelling this issue needs.  Giangiordano's art is like a mash-up of the graphic stylings of Frank Quietly and of the late Richard Corben, and it perfectly depicts the restrained intensity of Nemesis' utter insanity.  Lee Loughridge colors the art by actually dialing back on the colors, and this steeps the story in darkness even more.  Clem Robins, as usual, captures the spirit of Millar's ideas with his pitch-perfect lettering.

Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery promises to be a good time.  It may also end up being the best Batman comic book in ages.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar's comic books will desire Nemesis: Rogues' Gallery.

A

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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Tuesday, April 29, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: PRODIGY: SLAVES OF MARS #1

PRODIGY: SLAVES OF MARS #1 (OF 5)
DARK HORSE COMICS/Netflix

STORY: Mark Millar
ART: Stefano Landini
COLORS: Michele Assarasakorn
LETTERS: Clem Robins
EDITORIAL: Sarah Unwin
COVER: Stefano Landini with Michele Assarasakorn
VARIANT COVER ARTIST: Stefano Landini
32pp, Color, $4.99 U.S. (August 2024)

Rated M / Mature

Prodigy created by Mark Millar at Netflix

Prodigy: Slaves of Mars is a new five-issue comic book miniseries produced by writer Mark Millar.  It is the third entry in the Prodigy series, following the original 2018-19 six-issue miniseries, Prodigy, and the 2022 miniseries, Prodigy: The Icarus Society.  This new series' creative team is comprised of artist Stefano Landini; colorist Michele Assarasakorn; and letterer Clem Robins.  Prodigy focuses on the adventures of the world's smartest man, Edison Crane.

Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #1 finds Edison returning to New York City from an adventure in the Himalayas.  However, all is not as it should be, as Edison finds his company, Crane Solutions, in disarray.  He also learns that his father, the former Senator Whitney Crane, is dead on Mars after discovering some shocking secret.

Now, a wanted man, Edison only has one person left to whom he can turn.  That would be his older, smarter brother, Elijah Crane.

THE LOWDOWN:  This is the second time that I have been on any kind of list that provides PDF copies of titles published by Dark Horse Comics.  I mark my return with Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #1.

Of course, the first issue of Prodigy: Slaves of Mars is a blast to read.  You would already know that, dear readers, if you had read Prodigy: The Icarus Society #1 or read Prodigy: The Evil Earth, the trade collection of the first miniseries.

Millar uses Prodigy: Slaves of Mars #1 to introduce readers to Edison Crane's state of mind (more or less).  In the previous series, The Icarus Society, Edison needed a challenge.  This time, however, he is really busy, and there is a new challenger who has come in at the wrong time.  This new challenger also seems to be behind all of Edison's new troubles.  Kudos to Millar for offering a story that challenges both hero and readers.

The art team of illustrator Stefano Landini and colorist Michele Assarasakorn throws caution to the wind and presents graphical storytelling that races from page to page in a loose drawing style and muted coloring style.  This is what conveys Edison Crane's troubles plainly and bluntly.  As always, Clem Robins provided the perfect soundtrack to the chaos with his classic lettering.

Prodigy is back.  The Slaves of Mars are calling us.  Don't be a fool, dear readers; get this.

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar and of his comic book, Prodigy, will want to read Prodigy: Slaves of Mars.

A+

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"

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Thursday, March 27, 2025

#IReadsYou Review: THE MAGIC ORDER 4 #6

THE MAGIC ORDER 4 #6 (OF 6)
IMAGE COMICS/Netflix

STORY: Mark Millar
ART: Dike Ruan
COLORS: Giovanna Niro
LETTERS: Clem Robins
EDITORIAL: Sarah Unwin
COVER: Dike Ruan with Giovanna Niro
VARIANT COVER ARTISTS: Javier Fernández with Alejandro Sánchez; Dike Ruan
36pp, Color, $3.99 U.S. (August 2023)

Rated M / Mature

The Magic Order created by Mark Millar at Netflix

The Magic Order 4 is a six-issue miniseries from writer Mark Millar and artist Dike Ruan.  The is the fourth installment of The Magic Order series, which began with the 2018-19 miniseries written by Millar and drawn by Olivier Coipel.  The Magic Order is a band of sorcerers, magicians, and wizards – with a focus on the Moonstone family – that live ordinary lives by day, but protect humanity from darkness and monsters of impossible sizes by night.  Colorist Giovanna Niro and letterer Clem Robins complete the series creative team.

The Magic Order focuses on a coup within the Order, one that has left the Moonstones defeated … seemingly … by the dark one who always wanted to rule the order – the supposedly defeated Madame Albany.  Now, to save everything, Cordelia Moonstone, the now deposed leader, will have to go way down in the dirty dirty to restore order.

The Magic Order 4 #6 opens as Madame Albany prepares to face the consequences of bringing the Wizard King from the world/dimension known as “Kolthur” back to Earth.  However, Albany wants to face the consequences.  It's all part of her quest for revenge, even if it means she goes back to being dead.  The only ones who are around to face the Wizard King are several apprentice wizards.

Madame Albany isn't the only one with a trick or two up her magical sleeves.  How will Cordelia defeat a being of infinite power?  And can she finally end the long-running “wizard wars?”

THE LOWDOWN:  In late 2021, the Millarworld division of Netflix began providing me with PDF copies of its comic books for review.  That has given me the opportunity to read many Millarworld titles, especially my favorite, The Magic Order.

Because of The Magic Order 4 #6, I can justify saying that The Magic Order series is the most interesting comic book about magic that I've read since Alan Moore and J.H. Williams' Promethea.  I can also safely say that The Magic Order is the most inventive and intense comic book about magic since Steve Ditko and Marvel Comics' Strange Tales unleashed Doctor Strange on newsstands.  When the Netflix series adaptation of The Magic Order arrives, I hope that it is every bit as weird as Disney and Marvel Studios 2016 film, Doctor Strange.

Writer Mark Millar never disappoints with The Magic Order.  It seems that he loves his readers enough to keep throwing one surprise after another at us.  Not only does he cleverly resolve this fourth volume with something he's previously referenced, but he also drops a bomb on the last page about what is coming in the next series.  And the surprises certainly explode under Clem Robins' lettering.

Artist Dike Ruan turned in some fabulous graphical storytelling in this series.  His every line and every brushstroke is an exercise in the intensity and insanity of dark magic.  Ruan made this series feel dangerous, and colorist Giovanna Niro made it all burn before our very eyes.  I hope this isn't the last we see of Ruan in this franchise.

The Magic Order 4 #6 is a delight from the first sound effect to the last caption box.  Dare I say, dear readers, that The Magic Order 4 is magical?

I READS YOU RECOMMENDS:  Fans of Mark Millar and of The Magic Order will want to read The Magic Order 4.

A+

Reviewed by Leroy Douresseaux a.k.a. "I Reads You"


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Monday, February 24, 2025

DC Comics from Lunar Distributors for February 26, 2025

DC COMICS:

Absolute Transmetropolitan Volume 3 HC (2025 Edition), $125.00
Absolute Wonder Woman #5 (Cover A Hayden Sherman), $4.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #5 (Cover B Homare Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #5 (Cover C Jeehyung Lee Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Absolute Wonder Woman #5 (Cover D Mike Perkins Card Stock Variant), AR
Absolute Wonder Woman #5 (Cover E Homare Card Stock Variant), AR
Batman '89 Echoes #6 (Of 6) Cover A Joe Quinones & Paolo Rivera), $3.99
Batman '89 Echoes #6 (Of 6)(Cover B Joe Quinones Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Batman Superman World's Finest Volume 5 Secret Origins HC, $24.99
Batman Superman World's Finest Volume 5 Secret Origins TP, $17.99
Batman The Long Halloween The Last Halloween #5 (Of 10)(Cover A Tim Sale), $4.99
Batman The Long Halloween The Last Halloween #5 (Of 10)(Cover B Bill Sienkiewicz Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Batman The Long Halloween The Last Halloween #5 (Of 10)(Cover C Rob Liefeld Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Black Canary Best Of The Best #4 (Of 6)(Cover A Ryan Sook), $4.99
Black Canary Best Of The Best #4 (Of 6)(Cover B Rachta Lin Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Black Canary Best Of The Best #4 (Of 6)(Cover C Kendrick Kunkka Lim Card Stock Variant), AR
DC Connect #58, AR
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover A Mikel Janin), $4.99
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover B Bruno Redondo Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover C Ariel Olivetti Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover D Ryan Benjamin Black History Month Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover E Dustin Nguyen Hush Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Detective Comics #1094 (Cover F Juan Ferreyra Card Stock Variant), AR
Detective Comics #31 (Facsimile Edition)(Cover A Bob Kane), $6.99
Detective Comics #31 (Facsimile Edition)(Cover B Bob Kane Foil Variant), $9.99
Detective Comics #31 (Facsimile Edition)(Cover C Blank Card Stock Variant), $7.99
Flash #18 (Cover A Mike Del Mundo), $3.99
Flash #18 (Cover B Saowee Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Flash #18 (Cover C Stephen Segovia Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Flash By Grant Morrison And Mark Millar The Deluxe Edition HC, $49.99
Flash By Grant Morrison And Mark Millar The Deluxe Edition HC, $49.99
Green Arrow #21 (Cover A Taurin Clarke), $3.99
Green Arrow #21 (Cover B Marc Aspinall Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Green Lantern #20 (Cover A Ariel Colon), $4.99
Green Lantern #20 (Cover B Stephen Segovia Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern #20 (Cover C Fernando Blanco Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern #20 (Cover D Michael Allred Card Stock Variant), AR
Green Lantern (2023) Volume 2 Love And War TP, $19.99
Green Lantern Dark #3 (Of 7)(Cover A Werther Dell Edera), $4.99
Green Lantern Dark #3 (Of 7)(Cover B David Nakayama Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Green Lantern Dark #3 (Of 7)(Cover C Tran Nguyen Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Harley Quinn #48 (Cover A Elizabeth Torque), $3.99
Harley Quinn #48 (Cover B David Nakayama Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #48 (Cover C Jorge Fornes Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #48 (Cover D Gleb Melnikov Hush Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Harley Quinn #48 (Cover E Bailie Rosenlund Card Stock Variant), AR
John Constantine Hellblazer Dead In America HC, $39.99
Justice League International Volume 1 Born Again TP (2025 Edition), $39.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover A Dan Mora), $3.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover B Christian Ward Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover C Lucio Parrillo Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover D Salvador Larroca Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover E Ryan Benjamin Black History Month Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover F Fico Ossio Wraparound Card Stock Variant), AR
Justice League Unlimited #4 (Cover G Gavin Guidry Card Stock Variant), AR
Little Batman Month One #4 (Of 4)(Cover A Patrick Ballesteros), $4.99
Metamorpho The Element Man #3 (Cover A Steve Lieber), $3.99
Metamorpho The Element Man #3 (Cover B Derrick Chew Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Penguin Volume 2 All Bad Things TP, $19.99
Power Girl #18 (Cover A Yanick Paquette), $3.99
Power Girl #18 (Cover B Elizabeth Torque Card Stock Variant), $4.99
Power Girl (2023) Volume 2 More Than A Crush TP, $19.99
Superman #23 (Cover A Dan Mora), $4.99
Superman #23 (Cover B Nathan Szerdy Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #23 (Cover C Dan Panosian Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #23 (Cover D Guillem March Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #23 (Cover E Kaare Andrews Hush Card Stock Variant), $5.99
Superman #23 (Cover F Dave Johnson Card Stock Variant), AR
Titans (2023) Volume 2 The Dark-Winged Queen TP, $19.99

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