Mark Henely

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Review: Action Comics #989

Mark Henely - October 25, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana The ideas behind Dan Jurgens' "The Oz Effect" are truly rock solid. Setting up Jor-El as a bitter foil for his son...

Review: Harley and Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica #1

Mark Henely - October 4, 2017

Anyone that knows me knows that I have a strange obsession with Archie Comics crossovers. Every time the kids from Riverdale meet a celebrity...

Review: Action Comics #988

Mark Henely - October 1, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana Action Comics #988 is an intriguing, if not altogether successful, meditation on the nature of hope in the Superman mythos. What if...

Review: Action Comics #987

Mark Henely - September 23, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana Ridiculous plot twists are truly the meat and potatoes of superhero comics. Some of the less organic ones have all the dramatic...

Review: Aquaman #27

Mark Henely - August 21, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana Aquaman #27 is another solid entry into the sprawling epic that Dan Abnett and Stjepan Sevic are continuing to unfold. Previous issues...

Review: Action Comics #985

Mark Henely - August 9, 2017

There really hasn't been enough Lex Luthor in Superman Comics as of late. Even with his turn as a Tony Starkesque Superman, the bald...

Review: Supergirl #12

Mark Henely - August 9, 2017

In the 11th issue, Supergirl and Batgirl escaped The Phantom Zone. Just as Supergirl was catching her breath she was greeted by an angry Cat...

Review: Harley Quinn #25

Mark Henely - August 9, 2017

It’s Harley’s anniversary! She’s turning 25, and this issue has a ton of cameos from other favorite DC characters. Let’s jump right into the...

Review: Aquaman #28

Mark Henely - July 19, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana Aquaman #26 continues exploring the intriguing new status quo Dan Abnett and Stjepan Sejic have carved out for Arthur Curry. Abnett unfolds...

Review: Action Comics #982

Mark Henely - July 1, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana It is not so often that Krypton's last son is truly the underdog in any given situation. If anything, Superman's usual conflicts...

Review: Aquaman #25

Mark Henely - June 22, 2017

By: Andrew Fontana Much of what Abnett penned before Aquaman #25 felt like a continuation of where Geoff Johns and his successors left the character...