Zack Snyder’s Theories of Justice
The creation of Zack Snyder’s Justice League shows that the powerful few fear any form of democracy—even when it’s about something as seemingly innocuous as a superhero film.
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Justice in Its Totality: Justice League #1
Upheavals in the DC Universe unleash a new chaos for the Justice League, but only to a point.
Fun Finish Can’t Save the Day for ‘Justice League’
The delightfully cheesy and entertaining conclusion to Zack Snyder's superhero opus makes the rest of this listless, disjointed film all the more infuriating.
Work/Life (Im)balance in ‘Batgirl #45’
Barbara Gordon's life continues to evolve, but the impact is limited.
‘Starfire #4’ Is Feminine, Sexy, and So Much More
The evolution and reclamation of Starfire makes remarkable progress.
Meddling Progress in ‘Wonder Woman #43’
The redemption of Donna Troy begins, but just barely.
A New World of Wonder in ‘Justice League Gods and Monsters — Wonder Woman #1’
A new Wonder Woman explores a new world in a bold new way.
Forging a New Batman in ‘Justice League Gods and Monsters: Batman #1’
Making Kirk Langstrom a believable Batman... to an extent, in one of the trinity of prequel books to Justice League: Gods & Monsters.
A Giant-Sized Teaser in ‘Justice League of America #1’
A triple-sized story that has limited substance, but a lot of style and even more potential.