Volume 1 of Duane Swierczynski’s Birds of Prey was a tightly knit espionage thriller that I enjoyed, so I don’t know what the heck happened between that and this! Your Kiss Might Kill is the very definition of…
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Justice League Beyond: Konstriction review
There was way, way, way, way, way too much going on in this story for me to follow it across 12+ months of all-too-brief Batman Beyond Unlimited issues and I’m sure many of you either got lost like…
Batman Beyond: 10,000 Clowns review
10,000 Clowns has been released in 3 different stages: a few pages every week online, printed in the Beyond Unlimited anthology series for a few pages more once per month, and all together in this printed trade paperback. If you…
All-Star Western, Vol. 2: The War of Lords and Owls review
Easily the fringiest of the fringe Bat-titles is All-Star Western, starring odd couple Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham. Although it takes place during the 1800′s, I take the time to review the graphic novels of this series because…
Batman: Year 100 review
Seven years ago a friend of mine picked up a copy of Batman: Year 100 on a whim. He wasn’t that much of a fan of Batman to begin with but said that he didn’t care for Year…
Detective Comics, Vol. 2: Scare Tactics review
Have you ever met someone that was incredibly attractive and seemed to embody everything you’re looking for in a person, but as soon as they opened their mouth to speak you lost all interest? That’s Detective Comics, Vol.2:…
A Tale of the Batman: Gotham by Gaslight review
Did you read Alan Moore’s From Hell and think “Man, this is really great but it needs fewer annotations and more Batman. A LOT more Batman!” Well I have good news for you! Gotham by Gaslight is considered…
Batman/Deathblow: After the Fire (Deluxe Edition) review
After the Fire is yet another DC/Wildstorm crossover getting the Deluxe treatment. Originally published in 2002, several years before their magnificent Joker graphic novel was published, Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo’s three-part team-up tale possesses the pitch-perfect atmosphere…
Batman/Planetary Deluxe Edition review
It doesn’t matter if you don’t know who the Planetary are, this Wildstorm/DC Crossover is must-reading. The only problem is that it’s way over-priced. Content Here we have one of the books included with the goodie bag I…
Suicide Squad, Vol. 2: Basilisk Rising review
After feeling like I was in the minority for my appreciation of the fun that was Suicide Squad Volume 1 I feel like I sunk right down with the rest of the crowd with Basilisk Rising. The laughs…










