The tables remain turned on DC Comics. Marvel dominates the Bag Man’s shopping bag.
DC Comics
Superman/Batman #45
Always a good title. I feel that if I don’t pick up an issue of Supes and Bats, I’ll miss out on some key information, so this remains on my list. After Clark get’s shot in the eye by kryptonite shrapnel, the Dark Knight joins him on a quest to take out all the Kryptonite on the planet. But guess what, there’s a way more meteor rock than they expected and one prince of the sea is not letting his stash go.
Teen Titans #55
Hey, the Titans are great. Their consistent - something I can’t say about the webbed wall crawler. In this issue, the future Titans turned JLA are back in the future. So, it’s back to business as the Titans cope with another glimpse of their future. One Titan will hit the road - guessing Kid Devil or Rose. Robin and Wonder Girl pursue their relationship further. And witness the return of the new Clock King, a modern-day Fagin out to create a villainous team of his own.
Marvel Comics
Astonishing X-Men #24
It’s an X title, and the Astonishing series has been relatively consistant. It’s also leading up to the big 25, so worth a shot.
Iron Man #25
Ok, I haven’t supported Iron man since he turned turncoat on Cap (Captain America to the layman). But, it’s an issue #25, so I’ll be perusing the issue in-store. Tony’s got power dampners on placed on him because the government thinks he’s schizophrenic. Hopefully, they throw his lowsy betraying so-in-so in the Negative Zone. I’ll pay for that!
Ultimates 3 #2
Truth be told, I haven’t got around to reading Ultimates 3 #1, but the Ultimates’ storyline has consistently surprised. So, I’ll be picking up this book.
X-Men #207
Here it goes - the end to Messiah Complex. It’s been a good run, and I can’t wait to see how it ends. Cable’s got the baby once again, and he’s about to make a jump to the future. Will anyone be able to stop him? And what will it mean for the future of the mutant race? And, hey… one more question. Is Mr. Sinister really dead?
