Hello my nerdy birdies!
It’s been almost a year now since I fell into the DC Comics rabbit hole, so I’ve decided to start a new section for the blog.
Each week (on Saturdays specifically) I will be posting the various comic book issues that I pick up/read in that week.
I’m posting this on a Tuesday, just to get it up, but this will regularly be on a Saturday.
I’ll start with the individual issues, then move on to graphic novels.
This is a new series for me – Harley Quinn: Legion of Bats. This follows on from the end of Season 3 of Harley Quinn: The Animated Series. I really enjoy the show, so I’m looking forward to seeing where this comic run will go.
I will admit that my favourite part of this so far is the moments where we see Nightwing/Dick Grayson.
The next comic I picked up this week is Harley Quinn: Legion of Bats #2. Issue 3 comes out later this month, so I was able to catch up with this one pretty quickly.
I enjoyed seeing Riddler and Clock King in this issue, as well as seeing more interaction between Harley and the Bat-Family.
The last of the single issues for this week is The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing #3.
I started reading this storyline last month, and picked it up after seeing that Jason Todd/Red Hood is featured. I’m enjoying seeing where it goes as more of the puzzle pieces are revealed to us.
That’s it for the single issues, next on to the Graphic Novels!
The first of the two graphic novels I picked up this week is Injustice: Gods Among Us. Year Four: Complete Collection.
I didn’t actually think I would enjoy Injustice as much as I have, especially as I haven’t played the games, and the animated movie is meh.
Despite that, here I am on Year 4. This mostly features the Regime vs the Gods of Olympus.
The last comic book I picked up this week is Injustice: Gods Among Us. Year Five: Complete Collection.
This completes my collection of Injustice: Gods Among Us. Now I need to start on Injustice 2, so I would probably expect to see that in upcoming comic book hauls.
I’ve really enjoyed reading Injustice, it’s a pretty cool take on Superman going dark, and really highlights the differences between him and Batman.
I enjoy Tom Taylor’s writing, and the fact that Bruno Redondo does some of the art doesn’t hurt either.
And that is it for this week’s comic book haul. I hope you enjoyed it – let me know if there are any comic book storylines that you think I should read!
This is White Elorda, signing off, until next time nerdy birdies. Stay safe, and nerdy my friends.
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