Comics

Darkwing Duck #2

The second issue of the new Darkwing Duck series, set early-ish in the crime-fighter’s career, gives us Bushroot who takes the place of the substitute teacher at Gosalyn‘s school just as she tries out (and fails to land) the starring role in the school play. Promising to help her get a larger role if she helps him out in his garden, Gosalyn unwittingly helps the criminal create bushy henchmen in the look of her classmates and also St. Canard’s most famous hero.

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Nights #14

Continuing the focus on Gray‘s past, Nights #14 offers us a flashback to Gray meeting the lizard-swaying magic user Erik and the fallout of the pair stealing the Magic 8-Ball which leads Chimera to their door. Gray puts up a fight, but eventually surrenders to save Erik (leading to them being caged and targeted for death by Chimera). The classic toy, however, may have other ideas.

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Wonder Woman #19

For the first time in this extended run pitting the Sovereign against Wonder Woman, other than the unnecessary Absolute Power tie-in,  it feels as Tom King and Daniel Sampere have made a misstep. Everything has led to this “conclusion” (which it turns out isn’t a conclusion at all) leading Diana to the White House and her confrontation with the man who has attempted to take everything from her. Although we get that scene, eventually, it’s not the focus of the issue in an oddly structured comic that just feels “off: from the get-go.

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Justice League Unlimited #5

Justice League Unlimited #5, which features several heroes including Flash, Green Lantern, Impulse, Star Sapphire, Wonder Woman, and Supergirl all disappearing and finding themselves fighting threats in some weird nightmarish dimension, is really a lead up to the issue’s final panel (which, oddly enough, is given away on the comic’s cover?).

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Uncanny X-Men #12

While the first few pages do play into recent events including the training of the young Outliers and and Rogue‘s concern about maybe being too hard on Jitter, Uncanny X-Men #12 is really a standalone issue that takes advantage of this group of X-Men setting up shop in Cajun country to offer a one-off story with ties to Gambit‘s past when a note appears for the X-Man.

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