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  • Batgirl: Batgirl of Burnside

    By Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr
    4 stars

    A very good read. An interesting new take on the Batgirl character and how she fits into the DC universe. An entertaining read and a must have for fans of the character.

  • Batman The Dark Knight: Master Race

    By Frank Miller and Andy Kubert
    5 stars

    The third installment of Miller's Batman Returns and it keeps pace with its two predecessors. Miller's storytelling never disappoints and this story lives up to expectations. Kubert's art style is a definite compliment to the story and melds very well with Miller's style from the previous volumes. A must read for Batman fans.

  • The Bridge of Clay

    By Markus Zuzak
    4 stars

    A really good read. Hard to get onto, but once you're in it's a great ride through the lives of the Dunbar boys and their dealing with the ups and downs of life. A wonderful exploration of what commitment and loyalty can mwan when applied to those we love and how that commitment and loyalty can be challenged and tested.

  • Superwoman - Who Killed Superwoman?

    By Phil Jimenez
    4 stars

    The art is fantastic throughout. The storytelling has some gaps that make it hard to follow in some areas and you sort of need to have a bit of knowledge of the Superman universe in order to follow some of the characters. An interesting concept that has a lot of potential.

  • Cuz

    By Liz Van Der Laarse
    3 stars

    A good easy read novel. Meant for lower ability readers, but does have a good story that Year 9s and 10s could sink their teeth into. A lot of bush-lore given and a few helpful hints about being in the bush.

  • Catwoman - Soulstealer (Graphic Novel version)

    By Sarah J Maas; Adapted by Louisse Simonson
    4 stars

    Another excellent take on a staple DC character. Catwoman as the antihero, robbing the rich to feed the poor is briiliant and Maas and Simonson represent that theme brilliantly. A very good novel to introduce yoyrself yo thd world of Gotham City and the Batman mythos.

  • The Bone Tiki

    By David Hair
    4 stars

    Brilliant adventure through the North Island. An excellent example of the Hero's Journey and finding the power within ourselves. Highly recommended.

  • Justice League Unlimited - Galactic Justice

    By Various
    4 stars

    An excellent short read for fans of the Justice League animated series.

  • The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind

    By Jackson Ford
    4 stars

    A really good read. It has a definite twist in the middle that catches you by surprise and another at the end. Will definitely be reading the sequel.

  • Punchline: The Gotham Game

    By Tini & Blake Howard and Gleb Melnikov
    3 stars

    A good story, but it had a lot of gaps - happens when the anthology includes crossover stories from other titles. Overall, not a bad introduction to a new villain on the block, but could have been a whole lot better.

  • Batman - Dark Victory

    By Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale
    5 stars

    A fantastic sequel to The Long Halloween. Loeb and Sale are a dynamic duo unto themselves with this tale from the early years of The Batman. A definite must read for any fans of the character and his history.

  • Fathom Volume 2

    By J. T. Krul & Koi Turnbull
    4 stars

    A good read that continues the adventures of Michael Turner's character, Aspen of the Blue. It explores the theme of dealing with the unknown and how even the best of intentions can be pushed beyond the edge.

  • Desperadoes On The Loose

    By E. Jefferson Clay
    3 stars

    A good quick read. Definitely not at the level of King's The Gunslinger. A good example of a "pulp" western.

  • Harley Quinn - Black, White and Redder

    By Chris Conroy - Editor
    4 stars

    An awesome anthology of the zaniest character in the Batman canon. A eild ride that explores all adpects of her character - villainness to antihero to hero and all the joy in between. Definitely puts the fun back into dysfunctional.

  • War of the Green Lanterns - Aftermath

    By Tony Bedard & Peter Tomasi
    3 stars

    A lot of gaps in the overall story. So muvh potential that was missed.

  • Supergirl - Being Super

    By Mariko Tamaki & Joelle Jones
    4 stars

    A very good reboot of Supergirl's origin story and how she futs into the Superman universe. The art is fantastic and gives the writing an excelkent pace. A definite must as a jumpimg on point for new readers to this character.

  • Bombs Away

    By Harry Turtledove
    4 stars

    A very good alternative history by a master of the grnre. What would have happened if the atomic bomb had been used again during the Korean War? This novel leads into a sequel titled Fallout.

  • All New Fathom - Graphic Novel

    By David Wohl & Alex Konat
    0 stars

    Awesome continuation of Michael Turner's Aspen of the Blue character. Well written and the art works very well too.

  • The Count of Monte Cristo - Abridged Online Version

    By Alexandre Dumas
    4 stars

  • Three Miles Down

    By Harry Turtledove
    3 stars

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