One World Under Doom #8
Nov. 15th, 2025 04:00 pm
“That relationship between Doom and Valeria is maybe one of the best in comics. It’s so unusual and almost impossible. The idea that your hated villain would be the goddaughter to your child seems ridiculous, but it works because, Doom, for all of his many faults, he does have this weird, twisted sense of honor. I love that he will be Emperor Doom, but also still wants to be Uncle Doom to this young woman. They’re both pulling each other in different directions, kind of towards each other. It’s so operatic and big, but it makes sense emotionally.” — Ryan North
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This Kid Is Going to Need a League of THERAPISTS: THE WEIRD #2 (JLI 24)
Nov. 15th, 2025 05:57 am
Last time out, Billy confronted the Weird, who looks like the corpse of his father making a o_O face.
Billy’s mom notices he’s gone from the backyard, but it’s the Eighties, so she assumes he’s just roaming around the neighborhood. Or maybe she assumes a supervillain kidnapped him, just to put a capper on the week of her husband’s death and his corpse getting vaporized. She’s not doing okay!
( This WOULD have been around the time Skyhook was kidnapping kids in Metropolis. Stranger danger! )
Rio by Doug Wildey
Nov. 14th, 2025 06:35 amThere's no way any of this is in the tag system, so just enjoy a sequence of pretty art and taut suspense from an old-fashioned Western.
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Not The Daniel Radcliffe Movie: THE WEIRD #1 (JLI 23)
Nov. 14th, 2025 04:32 am
I wasn’t sure whether to include this one, or quite where to put it. It’s from mid-1988, but it includes a mostly earlier lineup of Justice Leaguers. And it has a droll, JLI-ish sense of humor, but in the end, the JLI and Superman are secondary players. The Weird is the hero of his own life, and that life attains more meaning from its brevity.
( If only we could say the same for his 152-page STORY. This abbreviated form may be a better reading experience. )
Supergirl #7
Nov. 13th, 2025 09:25 pm
Not much Lesla fanservice this issue, but we do get a Superfamily Thanksgiving spread.
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Epic Manga: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #20-21 (JLI 22)
Nov. 12th, 2025 07:17 am
In the film Apocalpyse Now, war is hell and hella confusing. There’s one clear objective centered on one person, but otherwise, most of the violence is almost random: the protagonists never get enough information to form a meaningful strategy. The second part of this arc, “Apokalips…Wow!!” is pretty much same.
Before that, though, we get an even more unlikely film reference, Ty Templeton tagging in on the finished art, and Manga Khan at his most ambitious and formidable.
( ''So I like SPEECHIFYING, do I? Well, I’ll GIVE MYSELF something to speechify about!'' )
Venom #250
Nov. 10th, 2025 09:28 pm
"Thank you!" scream a nation of YouTubers. "Thank you for putting food on my table!" No, no, the pleasure is mine. -- Al Ewing
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Re-Member the Titans!: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #19 (JLI 21/?)
Nov. 9th, 2025 10:15 pm
Last issue, we learned Guy’s personality operates on soap-opera-amnesia rules: a second blow to the head undoes the first. He has announced his return to assholery by paraphrasing Poltergeist II and throwing Lobo through a window.



