Jolly old Saint Nick isn’t as jolly as he used to be… and I mean Nick Sax, the gun-totting murderer and former detective, thanks to a flying and talking blue horse named Happy who needs him to save a child’s life. And with this issue you really start to care.
After careful deliberation (a.k.a. literally hundreds of pages of covers released in 2012 on Comic Vine) I have come up with the top 10 worst covers of 2012. And boy, are there some doozies this year…
All Clint wants to do is catch up on some television. But what will get in Clint’s way from relaxing?
Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips hit it out of the part with Fatale, a noir-styled series that sold out before it even hit the stands over a year ago. Now, the series is becoming ongoing – and the next four issues will be transporting readers across time!
Scott Snyder promised us a terrifying Joker and he has delivered. This is a truly terrifying Joker and you need to find out why you need to be reading it.
Smallville Season 11 is everything the recently ended show should have been – a good Superman story. Given its generally unnoticed release as a digital comic it’s time to shine the spotlight on Smallville once more!
After having spent the past few years with Jonathan Hickman on Fantastic Four and FF, we couldn’t have asked for a better replacement than Matt Fraction. His style is similar enough to Hickman’s that it doesn’t feel too discontinuous, but different enough that it doesn’t feel like more of the same. He also has the comedic chops needed for the interaction between Ben and Johnny. And, Reed is always great when he’s written with a dry sense of humor.
