Yuri Kiske Comic Reviews

The future might be bleak for the already broken Gotham City, but one thing remains certain: The Dark Knight will always be around. A new era unfolds as the Batman Mythology continues anew.

Clearly, the ship has just set its sail, and we're yet to see whether the approach that made Hawkeye the award-winning series that it is would work with Black Widow. But I've got high hopes for this, and my mojo tells me that we should stick to Natasha's road of atonement until it reaches its conclusion. Which I'll do, because each issue so far is definitely worth your buck.

While not established per se, we can assure ourselves that we'll know more about Deadly Class in the next issues, provided the fact that it centers on a school of budding assassins. It shows promise and a refreshing take on the 80"s era rarely seen in other works. Image has definitely scored a budding hit with this one.

All in all, Earth-2 Annual is a good ride from start to finish. You might be disappointed by the reveal, but the story is a piece of gem that everyone should praise about. Surely, the battle for Earth-2"s salvation is just beginning.

In conclusion, Green Arrow #27 is a near-perfect comic book, taking the Outsiders War arc to full speed. If you haven't picked this issue, then I suggest you do so, and marvel at the possibilities of what this teamup can offer.

I've said this before, and I'll never get tired of telling this: Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino's creative combi is definitely one of the best teams ever to embrace the comic book medium. Surely, we'll be seeing more from this duo as the Outsiders War nears its conclusion. Prepare to be Arrow-fied.

In conclusion, Year Two might have opened at a slow pace, but it sure brings the boost needed for the story to move on. As the old adage says, the saga continues.

Issue #2 is a must buy. If you think that you saw the best of this run already, think again. The ride's just getting started. And we're not yet done dreaming of flying.

Wrapping up, The Last Broadcast is definitely a nice series to watch out for. Its unique art and approach to the occult makes it stand out to other books. Like I said, we are looking at THE future of comic books, and it is here NOW.

If you're not a fan of Valiant's books, now is the best time to do so. Unity #8 might not have the same intensity that Armor Hunters #1 holds, but it snipes all the marks, and creates the springboard needed for the plot to go on.