New Comic Book Day Reviews: Batman #43, Starfire #3, & Star Trek/Green Lantern #2!

New Comic Book Day has arrived and there is so much stuff to read at your local shop! We're excited to share our absolute favorite picks of the week, which includes the must-reads A-Force #3, Batman #43, and Star Trek/Green Lantern #2. Check out our reviews below!

As we previously mentioned, New Comic Book Day is finally upon us, which means the latest releases are finally here for August 12, 2015. Before you head out to your favorite shop, take a look at our latest reviews on which issues you should get your hands on. If you like what you read here, then check out ComiXology and order your copy now. 

Batman #43 (DC Comics)

Police Commissioner Jim Gordon has picked up the mantle of Batman, but when a deadly enemy arrives in Gotham City, it just may be too much for him to handle. Is that what happened to Bruce Wayne after Endgame? Superman and butler Alfred Pennyworth try to uncover what caused Bruce to give it all up.

Star Trek/Green Lantern #2 (IDW Publishing)

This intergalactic crossover is a lot of fun!  Hal Jordan finally meets Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise.  Plus, six Star Trek characters are chosen to be new Lanterns.

Review by Yasmin Merchant

Rating: Must Buy

Starfire #3 (DC Comics)

I'm so happy that Starfire finally has her own ongoing series and it has been going great so far.  The interesting thing about Koriand'r is that she can be caring and nurturing, but she is also a ferocious warrior.  This issue combines both sides of her - she helps her community recover from a devastating storm and also battles a creature from the underworld.

Review By Yasmin Merchant

Rating: Take My Money Now

A-Force #3 (Marvel Comics)

It's A-Force vs The Thors Corps! She-Hulk finds herself on the wrong side of the law and is forced to answer to the police of Battleworld.  As if that was not bad enough, she discovers that someone on the team may have betrayed her.

Review By Yasmin Merchant 

Rating: Must Buy 

Rebels #5 (Dark Horse Comics)

An interesting take on American History, focusing more on the human aspect rather than the legend. The story asks readers what is the difference between a solider and a patriot;and the answer doesn't come easy. Dare I say it, Rebels is one of the best comics of 2015.

Readers, what are your picks for New Comic Book Day?

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