Monday, October 19, 2020
PREVIEW: Dark Nights: Death Metal Robin King #1
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Weird Science DC Comics Podcast Ep 321: DC Comics, Batman #100, Justice League, DCeased, Muses and Mayhem
Only Three DC Comics to discuss, but it took three hours to do it! There is also some mail and enough nonsense to get us through another week! If you would like to help out the podcast and get a ton of exclusive shows in return, head over to our Patreon (patreon.com/weirdscience), and If you can, please leave us a review on iTunes! We would love to hear from you! Send us your thoughts, dreams, hopes, corrections...anything to weirdsciencedccomics@gmail.com Also, Check out our Youtube Channel - Weird Science Comics
Justice League Odyssey #25 Review
Ghost Sector for Life
Art: Cliff Richards, Rain Beredo, Andworld Design
Cover Price: $3.99
Release Date: October 13th, 2020
The Flash #763 Review and *SPOILERS*
Wrapped Around Your Finger
Written By: Kevin Shinick
Art By: Clayton Henry, Marcelo Maiolo
Letters By: Steve Wands
Cover Price: $3.99
Release Date: October 13, 2020
*Non Spoilers and Score At The Bottom*
We’ve come across a brand new start for The Flash. We have a new writer and artist that I’m fairly unfamiliar with so I get to go into this new run with a fresh perspective. The only members of this team that I am familiar with are the colorist Marcelo Maiolo and letterer Steve Wands (who has been with this book for quite some time) and while I have a high opinion of them, ultimately the story will come down to the writer and much of the art will come down to the artist. Joshua Williamson left this book in a pretty good place and while his run did have it’s down moments (including several scenes that left us scratching our heads) ultimately it was definitely time for a change and only time will tell if this change was a good one. Let’s jump into this new issue with this new team and see how they do with their first outing.
Hawkman #28 Review
Blast From The Past And A Fear Of The Future
It's funny. Now that we've gotten past all the "definitive origin" aspects to this series, which took two years to really flesh out and come to a conclusion, we're finally at a cool aspect of this story, where Hawkman and Hawkwoman died in our present day, but their souls were granted one more life, where they Quantum Leaped back into the forties, to a previous life of theirs, where they are again a part of the JSA and fighting for truth, justice and the American way....... and all that jazz. Even with this being interesting and me being a huge fan of Golden Age heroes, this aspect to the story is still troublesome because since our heroes already once lived this life....... do they know what's coming ahead of them? What do they know and how does their new one-life predicament affect their reincarnating feud with Hath-Set? Let's jump into this issue where we pick up some time after "Flash Comics #1" from 1940, where not only did we get Hawkman's origin, but the death of Hath-Set's incarnation of this time period, Anton Hastor. Let's check it out.
Superman #26 Review
Read My Mind!
Release Date: October 13, 2020
In our previous issue of Superman, we saw the Synmar people watching as Krypton was destroyed and after they witnessed a baby Kal-El being rocketed to Earth, they decided to continue watching the Last Son of Krypton grow since with Earth's yellow sun and the baby's Kryptonian DNA, they knew that this survivor would become a god in these conditions. With this idea in mind and the inspiration they saw Superman bring to the planet Earth, the Synmar people decided to appoint their own "Superman"...... then a bunch of their people died and the new character of Synmar was blamed because he didn't protect them........ for some reason now he's pissed at our Man of Steel. Let's jump into this issue and see if Synmar's reasons are made clear..... or if we spend an entire issue dealing with other things that don't matter... hint, hint.
Monday, October 12, 2020
Dark Nights: Death Metal #4 Review
Prime Time
Batman and the Outsiders #17 Review
Same As It Ever Was
Cover Price: $3.99
Release Date: October 14, 2020
It's Batman and the Outsiders' final issue, and while the Ra's al-Ghul story ended last issue, there are still so many loose ends hanging in this book. The biggest question is, what will happen to the team from now on. I hope for the best, but my guess is the team will just go their separate ways and fade away. Am I right, and is this issue a good ending? Let's find out...
Rorschach #1 Review
Wonder Woman #764 Review
What a Beach!
PREVIEW: Dark Nights: Death Metal #4
Artist: Greg Capullo
Cover Price: $4.99
Release Date: October 14, 2020
Wonder Woman, Batman, and Superman are trapped in nightmare worlds within the Dark Multiverse! They’ll need to face down their fiercest foes once again if they hope to accomplish their mission and bring back a power capable of stopping the Darkest Knight. But what horrors has he unleased on Earth while they’ve been locked away?!
PREVIEW: Rorschach #1
PREVIEW: Flash #763
PREVIEW: Detective Comics #1028
PREVIEW: Superman #26
Release Date: October 13, 2020






























