Supergirl: Being Super is a coming-of-age graphic novel for young adult readers. In this new origin story, Kara Danvers is turning 16 and facing the same things that all teenagers do; only she has superpowers and is from another planet. That makes figuring out the whole teenaged thing even more difficult, especially when those powers […]

Nightwing issue 71 finally gains some momentum in the story line, thanks to the Joker. Ric Grayson’s life is about to change a lot; he just doesn’t know it yet. What happens in this issue is a “Journey to…Joker War!” -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks […]

Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed features a Diana Prince who is just turning 16 years old. Little does she know; her life is about to change radically. As with other DC YA graphic novels, the story presents a new origin story for a familiar character that focuses on feminism, diversity, social issues, and other relevant topics […]

Superman Smashes the Klan is a young adult graphic novel based on the “Clan of the Fiery Cross” story arc from 1940s radio show Adventures of Superman. Like the radio show, this novel does not shy away from how reprehensible the Ku Klux Klan is. It may be one of the most meaningful and important […]

The Lost Carnival: A Dick Grayson Graphic Novel is a coming-of-age young adult story focusing on Batman’s first sidekick, Dick Grayson, while he is still living at Haly’s Circus with his parents. The story reads like a love letter to Dick Grayson fans but is also an excellent introduction to the character for new readers. […]

Gotham High is a Young Adult graphic novel that provides a new twist on some classic Batman characters. It focuses on Bruce Wayne, Selina Kyle, and Jack Napier as 17-year-olds caught up in first love, love-triangles, friendship, angst, and teenage drama. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. […]

At the end of the last issue of Nightwing, Joker realized that the Nightwings running around Bludhaven were not the real Nightwing. They were imposters. Nightwing issue 70 gives us more insight into just what Joker is planning to do and why he wants the real Nightwing so badly. -Read our before commenting. Do not […]

The Oracle Code isn’t just for old fans of Barbara Gordon, but for people who are completely unfamiliar with the character as well. If you like stories about overcoming hardships, ghost stories, computer hacking, and mysteries, then The Oracle Code is the book for you! -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in […]

On this day in 1940, Robin, the Boy Wonder was first introduced to the world in Detective Comics #38. While he may not be carrying the Robin mantel anymore, Dick Grayson is still fighting the bad guys 80 years later. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks […]

Last month’s issue of Nightwing gave me hope that we were finally starting to come to the end of the Ric Grayson storyline. Nightwing #69, “The Very Unfriendly Owl”, does not disappoint in that. Ric is now actively motivated to figure out which of his memories are real. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy […]