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Justice League #9 Review

The Justice League is targeted by an old friend who plans to use Steve Trevor’s knowledge of the team to take it apart from the inside, in Justice League #9.

Aquaman #8 Review

Aquaman’s past makes for a surprisingly entertaining read.

Justice League #8 Review

Green Arrow tries his hand at gaining membership to the League, unaware of the devastation caused by the last hero the team let in. In the Shazam back-up, Billy Batson meets his new family as the wizard draws closer, all in Geoff Johns’ Justice League #8.

With Some AvX Help Marvel Is Back On Top [Comic Book Sales]

As expected, the March 2012 comic book sales figures are Avengers [Vs X-Men] top-heavy. It’s as if Marvel has a lot of Avengers stuff going on this summer. I don’t know.

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Aquaman #7 Review

From abysmal to mediocre, Aquaman’s new arc might have some potential.

The New 52 From A Newbie’s [Kinda] Perspective: Part 2

Here is part two of my reviews of the DC reboot. Let the high praise and/or carnage continue.

Justice League #7 Review

It’s just another day in the life of the Justice League as they battle an army of monsters while Steve Trevor, the team’s liaison with the government, makes sure they are allowed to do their job without interference. In the back-up feature, Billy Batson comes one step closer to possessing the powers of Shazam, in Justice League #7.

So…Hows DC’s New 52 Doing So Far? [Roundtable]

Now that were well past the first six months of DC Comics New 52 it seemed like the right time for another roundtable; when I asked all the authors, “So…hows the New 52 going so far?” I ended up getting one of our meatiest roundtables yet.

Aquaman #6 Review

Mera goes in search of dog food! (Not as fun as it should be)

Aquaman Punches Marvel In The Gills [Comic Book Sales]

Having taken a break from reporting on sales due to real life taking up all my free time (in ironically the most exciting time for comic book sales discussion) the monthly report is back. Also working on an article that will bridge the gap in some of the month’s we missed.

The January 2012 comic book sales figures reveal some very interesting details; while helping to gauge the success of DC’s “New 52″ they also give some insight into the rest of the industry. While Marvel still holds on to the industries best dollar share % looking at the estimated sales of each title stacked up against each other tells a different story.

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Aquaman #5 Review

Unfortunately Aquaman isn’t buried alive, as the cover would have you believe. But Johns continues to bury him in mediocrity.

Aquaman #4 Review

The Trench concludes and Aquaman gets a dog. Seriously!