Who is Huntress? Is she Helena Wayne or Helena Bertinelli? If you’ve been reading Worlds’ Finest then you already know, but if you haven’t…well you would still need to read Worlds’ Finest to find out BUT this serves…
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Batman: Odyssey hardcover review
So you’re perusing the graphic novels at your local comic shop when something catches your eye, something you’ve never seen before: Batman riding a pterodactyl. You say to yourself “What the **** did I just look at?” You’re…
Nightwing Vol. 1: Traps and Trapezes review
DC’s schedule for TPB releases is rather odd and highly unfortunate for fans of Dick Grayson. Those readers who skip monthly issues in favor of collected trades are going to find themselves very far behind the rest of…
Batman: The Dark Knight, Vol. 1: Knight Terrors review
Here is a book that I believe sold well due to its name alone. “Batman: The Dark Knight”, what a great and incredibly timely title for a Batman comic! I see no other explanation as to how this…
Batman: Knightfall Vol. 3 – Knightsend review
I’ve had this mammoth of a book sitting on my desk for about five weeks now, never finding the time to tackle its 647 pages until last night. I was sick of putting the task off over and…
Penguin: Pain and Prejudice (TPB) review
Fans of Batman’s most vindictive villain shouldn’t skip out on this one. Penguin: Pain & Prejudice collects not one, but two of the best Penguin stories in recent memory and it’s available at a very fair price.
The Judas Coin review
Quite the visually striking cover isn’t it? I mean really study it. All of the book’s six major stories are represented. The pages within are lovely as well but it’s the concept of this book that impressed me…
Teen Titans, Vol.1: It’s Our Right to Fight review
This TPB collects the first 7 issues of the New 52 series Teen Titans by Scott Lobdell, Brett Booth, and Norm Rapmund. I read the first five or six issues when they came out in monthly floppies but…
Birds of Prey, Vol. 1: Trouble in Mind review
Birds of Prey is a series that I’ve been reading regularly since the New 52 started, but I haven’t reviewed more than once because it’s a fringe Bat-title and I need to budget how many reviews I do…
Batman: No Man’s Land, Vol. 3 review
What sets Volume #3 apart from the two that came before it? A few things, first off you get some new faces: Bane and Harley Quinn. That’s right, this volume features one of the first comic book appearances…










