Name: Review of Blue Beetle’s ’80s solo series
Item: Review of Blue Beetle’s ’80s solo series
Author: Brett

Review of Blue Beetle’s ’80s solo series

The 1980s Blue Beetle series by DC Comics gives Ted Kord, the second Blue Beetle, a chance to establish himself in his own solo title. The series begins with Kord as a tech-savvy, quirky hero...

Review of Extreme Justice

Extreme Justice is a mid-1990s spin-off of the Justice League led by Captain Atom. The series introduces a new, edgier team that operates independently from the Justice League proper—an alternative...

Review of L.A.W

L.A.W. promised a high-stakes revival of Charlton Comics' classic heroes, like Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, and The Question, but delivered a convoluted, lifeless mess. The story revolves around a...

Review of the conclusion to Green Lantern vol. 3

The conclusion of Green Lantern Vol. 3, spanning issues #165-181, serves as the final chapter for Kyle Rayner's solo adventures before Geoff Johns' era begins. Primarily split between Ben Raab and...

Review of the conclusion of Judd Winick’s Green Lantern run

The latter part of Judd Winick’s run on Green Lantern (Vol. 3, Issues #142-164) is a fascinating mix of high-stakes character drama and cosmic storytelling, wrapping up his time with Kyle Rayner....

Review of Day of Judgment

Day of Judgment is a large-scale supernatural event, bringing heroes, antiheroes, and mystical forces together to combat a literal apocalypse. The story starts when the fallen angel Asmodel teams up...