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What They Say: In order to escape Mongul’s clutches, Wonder Woman and Artemis must put aside their differences and find a way to work together! Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): The concluding half of the story, Andrea Shea gets to dig right into things and just hits the ground running again. As much as I like multi-part stories, there’s something to be said for a good setup and then a good payoff in two issues. Here, they’re able to dig into some good character stuff while also putting on quite the action show. And thank goodness Bruno Redon...

What They Say: Here comes Vandal-Savage, here comes Vandal-Savage, right down Vandal Savage laaaaaane (what? He’s immortal! How do we know Santa Claus isn’t based on him somehow?) That’s right, a specter from our boys’ adventure in the past comes searching for them in the present courtesy of the immortal Vandal Savage! Can the super sons defeat him before he deals a killing blow to their friend Rora? And how can they save the Justice League from the DOOM SCROLL if they’re locked in combat elsewhere? Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):

What They Say: Taken over by the god Yemaya, Vixen wages a battle of wills in order to take back her body. If she loses, Nyame will have everything he needs to bring the planet to its knees! Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): This storyline concludes with this issue, bringing things full circle while leaving a whole lot open for more to be explored later in a classic way. Geoffrey Thorne hasn’t won me over with this storyline as it felt a bit weirdly rushed and awkward early on and is trying to get too much done too quickly with a lot of pieces th...

What They Say: You ever take a mace to the back of a Justice Leaguer’s head to save their life? Well, then your name’s not Damian Wayne: a 13-year-old who really belongs in whatever the super hero equivalent of “detention” is. That’s right, our story picks up where we left off in chapter 3 – as Robin and Superboy rush to save the Justice League from the certain death foretold upon the DOOM SCROLL. Can our super friends save Hawkgirl from a deadly gas attack before it’s too late?! Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):

Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers): With a somewhat lackluster opening two-part storyline, Sensational Wonder Woman hits the ground running with this storyline that brings on Andrea Shea to write it and pairs them with the strong talents of Bruno Redondo and Adriano Lucas. Shea’s able to shake things up in a really fun way while at the same time tugging on the history of the Amazons that I’ve forgotten about since forever, or probably wondered if they were even part of the modern continuity. With that in place, Redondo is able to deliver a visual...