The Pull – 06/24/2020: We Almost Got to go Outside Again

Sorry The Pull’s late, but… Here’s what we reviewed in comics this week that you might want to check out: Aquaman #60

After losing his daughter last issue, Arthur is able to use his sealife communications to search 70 percent of the entire world to find her. It’s pretty easy to forget how significant that is and how large of a domain he oversees. He also gets to join his peers—Clark and Bruce—as men who probably shouldn’t be fathers, but are, and make the best with what they have. Read the Full Review Here Batman: The Smile Killer #1

There’s a commonly-held belief that Bruce Wayne’s heroics could be viewed as the actions of someone who’s deeply disturbed with a couple of minor perspective changes. This is made clear time and time again when he’s compared to his own greatest villains. The Smile Killer takes that notion and turns the dial up to 10. Read the Full Review Here Bleed Them Dry #1

Bleed Them Dry feels energetic. It fully embraces the inanity that comes with the tagline: “A Ninja Vampire Tale.” It’s almost perpetuating the suspension of disbelief simply by moving gracefully to the point where you’re just not concerned about the falling. It’s a beautiful comic that evokes all of the elements of all of my genres, and even if I have a hundred questions about the world, I also have confidence that the creative team has all the answers. Read the Full Review Here Die #11

After a short reunion last arc, the party once again finds themselves fractured and on two oppos…