Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Woods – White Elorda’s Nerdy Lifestyle Blog

Hello Nerdy Birdies!

I hope that this post finds you well.

How are you today? How has your week been going? Do you have any fun plans for the summer?

I’m feeling good today – I changed my sleep schedule, and so far it has been easier than I thought it would be.

Today’s post is my weekly round-up of new comic releases that I picked up from my local comic book shop.

Remember to support your local comic stores!

As a quick side note – from today, I will be changing up my comic book blog posts a little. I will still be sharign this post each week when I can, but I will be following it up with a new post sharing my thoughts and feelings on the comics that I’ve read during the week. I hope you’ll check those out.

Single Issues

Absolute Batman. Issue #21. Cover A by Nick Dragotta & Frank Martin.

Absolute Flash. Issue #16. Cover A by Nick Robles.

Absolute Green Arrow. Issue #2. Cover A by Rafael Albuquerque & Marcelo Maiolo

Nightwing. Issue #139. Cover A by Jorge Fornes.

Titans (New Titans). Issue #36. Cover A by Taurin Clarke.

Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Woods #2

Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Woods. Issue #2. Cover A by Corin Howell.

Compact Editions

Under the Red Hood – DC Compact Edition.

I think this was the one compact edition that I’ve been waiting for since it was announced. I’m really happy to have a copy of this comic that I can easily through into my bag.

I’d love to get a compact (or omnibus) edition of Rebirth Outlaws, but I already know that it will never happen; a girl can dream though.

And that is it for this week’s haul! I hope that you enjoyed it! As always, let me know your thoughts in the comments as well as any recommendations for stuff you think I should read!

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This is W. Elorda, signing off, and until next time, stay nerdy my friends.

Bye!

Good Morning Nerdy Birdies!

I hope that this post finds you well.

How are you today? How is life? Do you have any fun plans coming up?

I’m doing well at the moment – I’m just enjoying the last of the chilly spring weather before Summer begins to make its appearance.

Today’s post is my weekly round-up of new comic releases that I picked up yesterday from my local comc book shop.

Support your local comic book stores.

Let’s get right into it – shall we?

Single Issues

Absolute Superman. Issue #19. Cover A.

While Steel appeared in Issue #18, John Henry Irons makes his Absolute Universe appearance in this issue. We learn a little but more about him, and get a hint at his motivations.

King Shazam has been awakened, and it trying to come to terms with his long imprisonment, as well as seeking out those to punish for his long absence. He sees Superman as nothing more than a copy, a usurper who must be destroyed.

The Reign of the Superman will soon begin – the only question is – which Superman will come out on top? Who is destined to fulfill the prophecy spoken so long ago?

Batman. Issue #9. Cover A.

It’s the GCPD vs the Bat-Family, and one member will fall. Everyone is on deck to erase as much data and clear as many safehouses as they can, all while avoiding Gotham’s men in blue.

Can everyone get away? Who will make the ultimate sacrifice for the sake of the group?

On top of all of this, Bruce’s relationship is strained, can they come to terms to protect each other, as well as the rest of the family?

Batman/Static Beyond. Issue #6. Cover A.

In the final issue of this story – can Static and Batman get through to Melvin, aka Shutdown, and convince him to end his plan and turn the power back on.

As they try, several groups, some not of Earth, seek to claim Melvin’s powers for their own benefit – will the Justice League be able to act in time to put a stop to their plans?

I enjoyed this story – though I do wish that the Justice League stuff has been left for a follow-up or sequel. It felt a little shoehorned in, and distracted from the main plot between Terry and Virgil.

Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Woods #1.

Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Woods. Issue #1. Cover A.

In this prequel to the Tim Burton film, we learn all about the backstory of Sarah Archer, the witch who made a pact with the devil and comes to control the Headless Horseman.

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