Teen Titans Go! #10 Preview

 

 

"What do we want?" "A chocolate fountain!" "When do we want it?" "By next Tuesday, at the latest!" 

When the Teen Titans went on strike, Jump City didn't leap to agree to their demands. Thankfully, there's more than one way to create your very own rich and creamy chocolate fountain. What's next for the Teen Titans? Can they get a room made of marshmallows? And will Mr Terrific have second thoughts about abandoning the tower?

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Teen Titans Go! #10

Writer: J Torres

Artist: Dario Brizuela

Cover Artists: Dario Brizuela

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $2.99

Release Date: December 3, 2025

 

The holidays are full of hijinks!

 

Instead of a white Christmas, or even a blue Christmas, it’s a Rouge Christmas for the Teen Titans! As in Madame Rouge, the shape-shifting villain who wants to make it an unhappy holiday for Beast Boy and his adoptive family, the Doom Patrol!

 

 

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Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere #3 Preview

 

COVER A: JORGE CORONA

 

Myra Wan may not be a police detective anymore. Still, she's tracking down a girl with no first name. Her parents have fallen victim to an unexplained illness that left them in a coma. Her brother was trampled to death. Defenseless and alone, "Hush" has found a friend in a strange, dark place. But can she survive the nightmarish dangers there until Myra finds her? And can Myra continue masquerading as a detective, now that Chief Downes has learned of her unofficial investigation?

Walk softly as you enter the mesmerizing world of Little Nightmares! 

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LITTLE NIGHTMARES: DESCENT TO NOWHERE #3 (OF 4)

Format: Comic book

(W) Lonnie Nadler

(A) Dennis Menheere

Publisher: Titan Comics

FC • 32pp • $4.99

On Sale December 3, 2025

 

The investigation into the MISSING CHILDREN of the Counties hits another roadblock when the CHIEF OF POLICE takes Officer Guy’s badge. Despite no obvious leads Myra knows that the answers are just within reach, if only she can push DEEPER into the darkness of the Counties, and seek COUNSEL from someone who knows the children better than most.

 

In the DUNGEON, Hush discovers the disturbing truth of why the JAILER is so determined to keep the children wrapped within her chains, and the disturbing ends she’ll go to retain her power.

 

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COVER B: DAMIEN WORM

 

COVER C: HELENA MASELLIS

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Absolute Green Lantern #9 Preview

 

Her father took her away from family and friends. Then he tried to rule her life. When things didn't get easier in Evergreen, Jo Mullein moved to Coast City. Jo may feel like she's been bounced around on the great pinball game of life, but she keeps trying. Can Jo find the stability she formerly lacked? As Cam might say, "The truth is out there!"

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Absolute Green Lantern #9

Writer: Al Ewing

Artist: Jahnoy Lindsay

Cover Artists: Jahnoy Lindsay, Guillem March, Yasmine Putri & Bengal

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $4.99/$5.99 Card Stock

Release Date: December 3, 2025

 

Enter Nemesis!

 

Somewhere in Coast City, Jo Mullein is babysitting a comatose Hal Jordan…at her ex-wife’s place. Awkward doesn’t cover it. Meanwhile, Agent Simon Baz and Kari Limbo are getting closer to the mysteries of Evergreen—and so is Hector Hammond and his top assassin…the man called Nemesis!

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Street Sharks #2 Review

 

Writer: Stephanie Williams

Artist: Ariel Medel

Colorist: Valentina Pinto

Letterer: Jeff Eckleberry

Cover Artists: Phil Murphy, Mateus Santolouco & Elizabeth Beals

Designer: Sandy Tanaka

Editor: Nicolas Niño

Publisher: IDW

Price: $4.99

Release Date: November 12, 2025

 

Big Slammu, Ripster, Streex, and Jab want to keep Fission City safe. Amid their skirmishes with the Seaviates, the scientist who turned the athletes into sharks works toward his goal of transforming everyone into sea creatures. Will Dr Paradigm realize his vision of helping his entire city evolve? Or will the Street Sharks shut down his gene-slamming operation? Let’s grab a burger with extra metal shavings, dive into Street Sharks #2, and see!

 

Story

Reporter Danielle Lafond weighs the Street Sharks’ crimefighting exploits against the property damage that endangers Fission City’s inhabitants. Today, she broadcasts from Seashell Park, where the Magnificent Marvels Circus promises to deliver the show of the century. Despite appearing overnight, the city says it's legit. Danielle hopes it will lift people's spirits after all the destruction the Street Sharks have caused.

 

Street Sharks #2 follows the team’s investigation into the mysterious circus. Jab, Streex, Ripster, and Slammu discover the circus's origins and assess the dangers of opening night. Back at their headquarters beneath the university ice rink, Lena Mack, their person in a chair, formulates a plan. Tech wiz Bends builds gear to assist them. With their Human university students advising them from HQ, the sharks attend the show, hoping to foil the nefarious plan endangering the attendees.

 

Stephanie Williams fills her story with engaging characters and high-flying action. All this takes place within Dr Luthor Paradigm's ongoing plan to upgrade Humanity. In his zeal to improve the species, he preys on desperate people. The scientist promises to make everyone better. Even though they frustrate his plans, Dr Paradigm calls Jab, Streex, Ripster, and Slammu rejects. But then, they don't follow his orders like Slobster, Slash, and Killamari.

 

Art

Ariel Medel imbues Street Sharks #2 with a cartoony vibe. Big Slammu is a brown-and-beige bodybuilder. Ripster is smaller and dark blue. Pink stripes help Streex’s light blue skin shine. Jab is a beige-and-brown Hammerhead. Their underground lair includes a motorcycle and a pool table. They watch Danielle's reports on a tube TV, while the university students work at computers from a similar era. Danielle’s concerns are well-founded as she reports in her maroon suit outside the beige-and-maroon big top. But despite a father’s concern at a poster filled with fish people, the mother smiles at her son’s delight.

 

Valentina Pinto paints Street Sharks #2 with a loaded palette. Backgrounds shine, and highlights and shadows are beautifully colored. The street sharks swim beneath the street, their fins cracking and tearing the brown-and-gray asphalt until they stand and resume walking. An orange clownfish performs acrobatics while red lobsters juggle torches. As Marina flies overhead in her green suit before the glowing gold background, a walrus addresses the crowd in his maroon coat, white slacks, and black top hat.

 

Jeff Eckleberry fills white dialogue balloons with large, black uppercase letters. Yellow narrative boxes denote time and space and introduce characters. The letters grow bold for intonation as the sharks investigate and attend the opening evening in disguise. Sound effects enhance a little brotherly competition, and the sharks trying to avert a tragedy. Thanks to IDW for providing a review copy.

 

Final Thoughts

Big Slammu, Ripster, Streex, and Jab may have to live beneath the city. Yet they do themselves credit when they emerge from the ground to protect people's right to choose how they live. When you thought it was safe to go back to the circus, Street Sharks #2 reminds you that whatever your situation, use it to help others be Finomenally Fintastic.

 

Rating 9.4/10

 

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JSA #14 Preview

 

 

Hourman went looking for trouble and he found it. Jay Garrick didn't go looking for trouble, but it's found him all the same. And they're not alone. How much must the future members of the JSA suffer before they realize they belong together?

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JSA #14

Writer: Jeff Lemire

Artist: Gavin Guidry

Cover Artists: Dave Johnson

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99/$4.99 Card Stock

Release Date: December 3, 2025

 

A new hero appears as JSA Year One continues!

 

At the Atom investigates the Fifth Columnists, a new hero makes an appearance! Meanwhile, Alan Scott gets some help on a case from Detective Jim Corrigan!

 

 

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Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox #2 Preview

 

COVER A: ABIGAIL HARDING

 

The Doctor likes fashion. He always responds to Mauve Alerts. The Timelord especially enjoys reversing the polarity of the neutron flow. What the Doctor hates is losing his companions. So when people abduct Belinda Chandra, he'll do anything to get her back. But has the Doctor bitten off more than he can chew this time? And is Belinda mounting her own escape attempt?

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DOCTOR WHO: THE PRISON PARADOX #2 (OF 4)

Format: Comic book

(W) Dan Watters

(A) Sami Kivelä

Publisher: Titan Comics

FC • 32pp • $4.99

On Sale December 3, 2025

 

20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 1ST APPEARANCE OF THE SLITHEEN!

In the deep water containment unit of the prison station Pantopolis, evil lurks.

 

As the Doctor and his squad of unlikely allies swim further into danger, underwater menaces are revealed and they have a score to settle.

 

Elsewhere, Belinda gambles for her life as the mysterious Warden’s plans are revealed...

 

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COVER B: PHOTO

 

COVER C: SAMI KIVELÄ HOMAGE COVER

COVER D: PEDRO ANDREO

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Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League #5 Preview

 

 

Cheetah and Cheshire want to make their mark. Robbing the Justice League Watchtower could put their name in lights. But before they can become A-List villains, they've gotta impress. When Cheshire noticed Wonder Woman would be the Officer On Watch, she benched Cheetah. But you can't keep bad kitty down.

Will Cheetah and Cheshire's carefully laid plans go sideways? Can Cheshire's daughter, Lian, keep her cool amid The Question's scrutiny? And will the rats in the ductwork chew through the wiring and send the Watchtower spiraling toward Earth?

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Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League #5

Writer: Greg Rucka

Artist: Nicola Scott

Cover Artists: Nicola Scott, Gerald Parel & Elizabeth Torque

Publisher: DC Comics

Issue Length: 32 Pages

Price: $3.99/$4.99 Card Stock

Release Date: December 3, 2025

 

Be very, very quiet…she’s hunting cheetahs…

 

Infiltrating the Watchtower, evading the security, and getting out with the goods will require split-second timing and flawless execution.

 

What, you might wonder, could possibly go wrong? Good question!

 

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Gehenna: Naked Aggression TP Vol 1 Review

 

Creators: Patrick Kindlon & Marco Ferrari

Writer: Patrick Kindlon

Artist: Maurizio Rosenzweig

Colorist: Matteo Vattani

Letterer: Jim Campbell

Designer: Matt Battaglia

Cover Artist: Maurizio Rosenzweig

Publisher: Image Comics

Price: $16.99

Release Date: November 12, 2025

 

Once, she embraced life. Gehenna enjoyed love, belonged to someone, and looked forward to the future. Now, she dispenses judgment. What sent Gehenna on the road to death and destruction? And what is she fighting for? Let's grab our guns, leap into Gehenna: Naked Aggression TP Vol 1, and find out!

 

Story

Gehenna intended to kill a mob boss. Instead, she fights for her life. Gehenna scrambles with killers in the street, fighting hand-to-hand and shooting the gangsters trying to kill her. Looking for a way out, she grabs her target's son and heads inside. Gehenna needs help. Stephen doesn't seem surprised to get pulled into the eye of the storm. He has but one question. Why?

 

Patrick Kindlon divides each of the four issues into three chapters, leaving no time for the plot to slow down. When Gehenna shrugs off one opponent, another takes their place. Gehenna narrates most of the acts, while the rest follow her pursuers. Patrick Kindlon’s story is about a plan gone wrong. But it’s also about a life gone wrong. In Gehenna: Naked Aggression TP Vol 1, life is a machine that grinds the little people down, and Gehenna got stuck in the gears.

 

As in Mario Puzo’s famous novel, not all the people working for criminal families are bad. Or perhaps there are levels of evil. Some, like Kamiisa and Linira, treat people like assets and debts. Others, like Isa, are more discerning in who has a right to live. Gehenna plays by rules she won't readily break. Those include not killing children and superheroes.

 

Perhaps that's why young Stephen sticks by her side throughout Gehenna: Naked Aggression TP Vol 1. While she trades in violence like his father, Gehenna's life has a purpose. Gehenna may be bent on killing those she views as evildoers. But unlike his father and those who prop up his criminal empire, Gehenna believes in right and wrong. 

 

Art

Maurizio Rosenzweig introduces each act with two widescreen scenes on double-page spreads separated by a title. Clad in leather, a utility belt, arm wrappings, and boots, Gehenna charges through panels. Muscles and hair are clearly defined, thanks to detailed penciling. Tiny dust clouds indicate rapid movement, while close-ups of weapons and gunfire enhance this die-hard thriller.

 

As Gehenna barrels through the chaos in white and black, Matteo Vattani enlivens scenes with a loaded palette. Isa tracks Gehenna's flight on foot, wearing black and blue. When Gehenna and Stephen take to the road, Isa leaps onto a pink scooter. Her rival, sword-wielding Linira, snears at the "old timer" from her black limousine. Redhaired Kamiisa is all business in her three-piece orange suit. Yellow and orange explosions and red liquid flowing across a blue-gray tile floor reinforce the mob boss’s ruthlessness in Gehenna: Naked Aggression TP Vol 1.  

 

Black uppercase letters in white narrative boxes reveal the narrators' thoughts and off-camera conversations. Like the life Gehenna and her opponents lead, Jim Campbell places dialogue in jagged balloons with razor-sharp edges. White and colored sound effects enhance the action as Gehenna bulldozes through gangsters and superheroes. But then, no one said that erasing her debt to underworld society would be easy. Thanks to Image Comics for providing a review copy.

 

Final Thoughts

Gehenna tried to follow the rules. But when the other players ignored them, she dedicated her life to hurting the people who ruined hers. As Gehenna fights for what is right, the past intrudes on the present, reminding her of what she has lost.

 

Gehenna Naked Aggression TP Vol 1 is an over-the-top revenge tale, filled with whimsical echoes of her past, and lightened by would-be heroes, exotic animals, and salutes to pop culture. An extensive cover gallery concludes this fast-paced tale guaranteed to leave readers panting as they await Gehenna's next adventure.

 

Rating 9.8/10

 

For more cover art see my review at Comic Book Dispatch.