"But I don't need you at all" TELL THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This issue was the shit. This is WW at her peak, great stuff.

First a doggie, now a Bunny, Dick about to own a whole farm.

Still great voice for Nightwing. Fun and kicking ass, all while being heartfelt. The ending was sad, and now we know he's about to whoop some ass.

Art is good, Dinah is written well, but the idea of why she's doing this seems so insane especially when she's married to Ollie and has multiple friends with millions of dollars. But we'll see how it progresses.

Really fun start to the Justice League main series. Having them work as sectors is a great idea. Also the main villain should be fun.

Another great issue. Finally seeing Peter handle crime, but also Ms. Negative comes on the scene. Also Felicia is so dang hot in this. Oh and the convo with Ben and MJ? Perfect.

I wish I can say I loved this, but I didn't. Saying that, still enjoyable.

Basically our main lead, Peprika, is a sexually repressed, very successful business women. Thanks to her father, who put into her brain that sex = bad, she has a ton of struggle just being herself and trying to find someone to be with. However, when she thinks she's met the person she might fall for, she uses a delivery boy to get prepared sexually. Things go as you expect and she might be falling for this delivery boy.

The characters are solid, as is the art, it's actually really sexy at times and shows full on old fashion fucking. But also, it can be funny with the over the top faces and such. So all of that works, and the plot is simple but effective.

The dialogue can be cringe at times, and on top of that very very very overwritten. Characters speaking WAY too much. I believe Mirka is a talented artist and writer but she can use a editor to help cut back her wording sometimes IMO. It would only enhance her stories cause her art is goddamn GOOD.

A 3 out of 5.

One of my favorite one shots in a long time. Basically shows how Poison Ivy and Swampy are similar but also so very different, especially their perspectives on life/death. Loved it.

A very solid first issue. It's a year one, so no major surprises, but Waid does the dynamic of Batman and Robin so well who cares. I liked that Two Face didn't turn out to a typical beat down moment. Nice change of pace.

A kind of fun storyline but also kind of lifeless. It felt like just a filler story, even if the art was great. The art really saves this one, but I feel like I'd forget about it in a year or so.

A fun batman and robin outing but the tone feels a bit weird. It feels goofy but then gets really dark at times. But overall if like Damien and Bruce it's a good father and son outing.