DC Comics - May 21, 2024 - Kong Green Lantern! Lobo 's Betrayal! John Stewart! Nightwing! Catwoman!

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0:00 - Intro
3:17 Titans 11 by Tom Taylor
12:44 Batman/Superman: World’s Finest 27 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora
21:53 Catwoman 65 by Tini Howard
34:31 Nightwing 114 by Toma Taylor and Bruno Redondo
44:26 Green Lantern: War Journal 9 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Montos
52:06 Alan Scott: Green Lantern 6 (FINAL ISSUE) by Tim Sheridan
1:03:36 Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong 7 (FINAL ISSUE)
1:09:33 Wonder Woman 9 by Tom King and Daniel Sampere
1:23:51 Future Super Sons Backup
1:28:58 Sandman Universe: John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America 5
1:38:06 Superman 14 by Joshua Williamson
1:45:47 The Bat-Man: First Knight 3 (FINAL ISSUE) by Dan Jurgens
1:54:43 Collections
1:57:00 Pick of the Week
1:58:15 Outro

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@joshuaingobo1559 24 күн бұрын

0:00 Intro 3:17 Titans 11 12:44 Batman/Superman: World’s Finest 27 21:53 Catwoman 65 34:31 Nightwing 114 44:26 Green Lantern: War Journal 9 52:06 Alan Scott: Green Lantern 6 (FINAL ISSUE) 1:03:36 Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong 7 (FINAL ISSUE) 1:09:33 Wonder Woman 9 1:23:51 Future Super Sons Backup 1:28:58 Sandman Universe: John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America 5 1:38:06 Superman 14 1:45:47 The Bat-Man: First Knight 3 (FINAL ISSUE) 1:54:43 Collections 1:57:00 Pick of the Week 1:58:15 Outro

@joshuaingobo1559 21 күн бұрын

For Titans, I like that we’re able to see Vanadia’s origins on how she had her powers and wanted to become a Titan since she first saw them in 1980 before she was turned into an android by Professor Morrow and was brainwashed by him as part of Waller’s plan to destroy the Titans and prelude to Absolute Power. The good things about this comic are Dick realizing that Raven is evil thanks to his version of Zur-en-arrh (who is the good and and more heroic version of himself) and the Titans trying to defeat Vanadia and free her from control. My only criticism of this comic is Dark-Wing Queen Raven because evil Raven has been tiresome and repetitive since the Wolfman-Perez era. I hope that the Titans were able to free Vanadia from mind control via Morrow and Waller and work together to save the original Raven from Dark-Winged Queen Raven in the next few issues of this arc. Overall, this comic is alright, but it doesn’t made up the first few issues of this arc or this series in general, in my opinion. For World’s Finest, the great things about this comic are Bat-Mite doing a DCAU Batman pose (which looks cool); the JLA, Dick Grayson Robin, Supergirl, and Jimmy Olsen defeating their villains and their imps (with Priscilla Rich returning as the original Cheetah because pre-Crisis continuity being restored); Mxy giving Jimmy upgrades via homaging his adventures all throughout the Silver and Bronze ages of comics; Bat-Mite feeling Clark and Bruce before they were sent to the Sixth Dimension; and this comic ending with Jimmy becoming Earth’s mightiest hero. Mark Waid has done excellent job on how to handling the World’s Finest and their families as well as making Jimmy Olsen be Jimmy Olsen and using the Sixth Dimension from Scott Snyder’s Justice League run. Same thing with Dan Mora because his art being retro pre-Crisis continuity. Overall, this comic is great! For Catwoman, the only passable thing about this comic is Scandal explaining Selina (and us readers) why she worked with her father during the Gotham War, which is because of money in which it’s dumb. If Gail Simone told Tini Howard about Scandal Savage between Gotham War and this, then Tini would’ve said that Scandal became a double agent by working with Selina to betray her dad Vandal before she left and spend some time with her wives until her appearance in this comic. That way, it would’ve been a better explanation than what we’ve got. For Nightwing, The good things about this comic are Dick (with a nice beard) and Haley traveling around the mountains to gain himself back again and a flashback showing Dick, Bruce, Barbara, and Damian attending a gala to talk about Alfred and the Pennyworth Foundation. Also, Damian hating classy/formal suits and being impressed that Dick knocked Heartless’ teeth when they were kids and Dick fighting a criminal who stole chicken. I hope that Dick will learn Heartless’ identity since he hasn’t been doing anything for THREE YEARS up to this point. I also hope that Dick will be able to defeat him and save Blüdhaven from harm. Overall, this comic is good, and I hope that Tom Taylor will end this run on a high note instead of a lackluster note. For Green Lantern: War Journal, I’m actually impressed that John traveled to space to save some people and do cosmic stuff while Ellie had to protect her mom from Varron. Let’s hope that John and Ellie will defeat the Revenant Queen and Varron and save the world. Overall, this comic is good! For JL vs. Godzilla vs. Kong, the great things about this comic are Clark being rejuvenated and Lois saying yes to his proposal; the JLA and others using the Bat-Mech, Beast Boy as King Kong, and a construct giant mech to defeat the Legion of Doom; Clark freeing Billy Batson from the Legion of Doom and convincing Godzilla to join him in battle; King Kong becoming a Green Lantern (or a King Lantern), which is ridiculously cool because King Kong got something on him; and this issue (and this entire series) ending with the JLA, King Kong, and Godzilla saving the day and Clark and Lois having a picnic together. Overall, this comic is great! For Wonder Woman, I like that Diana conjured up a version of Steve so that they can talk to each other about what she’s doing, why she became a superhero, talk to him about their decades-long romance, and to keep herself from going insane by the Sovereign. The missed opportunity should’ve included Diana and Steve talking about their pre-Crisis Earth-One marriage during the first Crisis in 1985, since the post-Flashpoint Steve and Diana are continuations of the pre-Crisis Earth-One and pre-Flashpoint New Earth versions. However, the one thing I can criticize is Diana’s dialogue because it is stilted and annoying and that Diana calls him Steven instead of Steve and that she’s a few inches older than him (in which I prefer that Diana would be a few inches shorter than or around the same height as Steve). Overall, this comic is okay, but the dialogue needs improvement. The only good thing about this comic is the artwork because it is good. Also, referencing Diana kills Maxwell Lord via neck snap and the mod era from the Silver Age of comics. For the Super Sons backup, I like that Lizzie was spend a month taking care of a corgi Jon and Damian before they were turned back to normal. It’s wholesome, hilarious, and sweet! Also, Jon as Supercorgi and Damian as Batcorgi, becoming the World’s Finest Corgis. For Superman, the great things about this comic are Clark and Lobo having a fight, Lobo siding with the Czarnians because he wants to have a family for a change de, Lex telling Supergirl that he’s working with Brainiac because of survival before they were saved by Brainiac 2, and Brainiac using the Superman Family and others to create the Brainiac Queen (whom I thought was a clone of Brainiac and Lex that was teased in Geoff Johns’ Adventure Comics run). Joshua Williamson and Rafa Sandoval continued to do a great job on the House of Brainiac storyline. I hope that they’ll continue the next part in Action Comics. Overall, this comic is great!