Bombshells: United, Vol. 2: War Bonds

The story moves to Spain, where Black Adam has ousted Franco as dictator. The story delves into Adam's past, and thus this reality's version of the Shazam mythos, as well as bringing in Talia al Ghul, among others. The focus, however, is more on Batwoman and her bonds to those around her, following up on some of the background previously explored in other volumes. This works really well, and Black Adam seems a perfect fit as a jackbooted fascist. While the artwork is still variable (although this time around, more often good than weak) the bittersweet tale with the usual period touches puts the series back on track, just in time for the finale in the next volume.