And so ends a fun and simple story with really amazing artwork. Part 2 of “Nowhere Man” gives us a Clayface who is quite the departure from the portrayal we saw just a few months ago in John…
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New 52 – Batman #19 review
What’s with all the supernatural stuff in my Batman comics lately? At first the ghostly business was confined to the last 2 month’s worth of Legends of the Dark Knight but today we will see not only DC’s…
New 52 – Batman #18 review
I suggest you read Batman & Robin before reading this one. Batman’s emotional state flows better if you follow that order. However, a side-effect of following that sequence might be that with Batman & Robin #18 being totally…
New 52 – Batman #17 review
Let me just say right now that while I’m going to try and hide as many spoilers as I can, if you’re definitely going to buy this comic no matter if I give a 1/10 or a 10/10…
First look at Batman #17
I was surprised this morning by an email from DC that pointed me to an update in their blog, The Source, with two uncolored, unlettered pages of interior art from Batman #17 as well as brief excerpts from…
New 52 – Batman #16 review
That. Rocked. In fact, I enjoyed this issue so much that I would have to say that it’s my favorite issue of Batman since #5 with the labyrinth. I just had so much fun reading this! It’s creepy,…
New 52 – Batman #15 review
We’re slowing things down, way down, and talking it out in this issue. A lot has happened since Batman #13 and in that time Death of the Family hasn’t exactly featured the family very much at all outside…
New 52 – Batman #14 review
Mmmmm Mmmmm! There comes a time when you get that rare comic that totally satisfies you like a good meal. You push yourself away from the table, pat yourself on the belly and say “I’m done.” That’s what…
New 52 – Batman #13 review
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover…but this is pretty damn cool. I played with that thing for quite a while before I ever started reading the actual comic. That was a very fun idea…
New 52 – Batman #0 review
The main story by Snyder and Capullo was very good, but much like Detective Comics #0, it was rushed and even worse, ended in a “To Be Continued in 2013″ which left me pretty disappointed. It took a…










