#deathstroke comic

• Super Sons (2017-) Rebirth

Super Sons presents us with one of the most iconic team-ups since Batman and Superman. Robin (Damian Wayne) and Superboy (Jon Kent) team-up and fight evil, while begrudgingly becoming best friends along the way. Full of wholesome adventures, exasperated super parents (and villains), and feel￾good vibes. A perfect comic for those looking for the classic adventures of two best friends’ trope.

• DCeased (#1-6 and DCeased: A Good Day to Die #1)

Arguably one of the BEST storylines DC has put out in recent years. Featuring our favorite DC heroes (and villains) in a nightmarish apocalyptic world that is being ravished by techno-organic virus. An extremely dark and brutal story that will rip your heart apart piece by piece, but have you loving every moment of it. This comic will leave you either crying or grinning manically, maybe even both. If there was ever a comic NOT to skip, it would be this one.

• Batman: Damned

Brought to you by DCs Black Label line of comics, Batman: Damned is for those looking for a more adult and darker Batman story. The story reads as if it is a fever dream, adding to the undertones of horror that surrounds this murder mystery. This nightmarish comic features some of our favorite supernaturally inclined characters, including John Constantine and others. If for no other reason, read Batman: Damned for its gorgeous and at times macabre art.

• Deathstroke (2014-) The New 52

Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke aka the World's Greatest Assassin gets his butt thoroughly handed to him multiple times during this comic run. But he's Deathstroke and always manages to come out on top, especially when his kids are involved. Great comic for those craving some gnarly fight scenes and wanting to see a more vulnerable side of their favorite assassin. Guest staring some of our favorite Gothamites; Batman, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and Red Hood aka the former undead Robin. The annuals of this comic run are particularly enjoyable.

• Batman and Robin (2011-) The New 52

Good read for those looking for a comic with some Batman-Robin dynamics (Bruce Wayne and Damian Wayne) or for those wanting to get to know the newest Robin a little more. Batman and Robin features some major arcs in Damian Wayne's story and overall character growth, so it’s a must read if you want to get to know this character a little more. Also features some funny and heartwarming BatFamily moments.

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