Whoever writes the cover copy for these books should be slapped with a rolled-up newspaper. “PULLED INTO DARKNESS BY THE MAD HATTER” it says, and that might be okay if the vibrantly colored image this text accompanied wasn’t…
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New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #19 review
Here I was, all excited for more Ethan Van Sciver pencils when in fact issue #19 marks the reunion of writer Gregg Hurwitz and artist Szymon Kudranski, who haven’t worked on a Bat-story together since the great-until-the-last-two-issues Penguin…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #18 review
Hey it’s Andrew here with another late review. These are quite a bit more relaxed since I know fewer people are going to read them and I can just let the stream of consciousness flow. So, Batman: The…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #17 review
Before we get into the comic itself let’s take a moment to appreciate how cool this cover is. Ethan Van Sciver really put a lot of detail into this so take a few minutes to note all the…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #16 review
Batman: The Dark Knight is back with a bold new look to kick off a story centered around The Mad Hatter. Is it worth buying or is this one Bat-title too man? This new story begins rather similarly…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #15 review
Call me crazy, but wasn’t there a huge-ass blimp at the end of issue #14? I distinctly remember a scene in which Scarecrow visited the Penguin and was all like “Hey, do you have that giant Scarecrow blimp…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #14 review
This was kind of an odd issue for me that I thought was just okay at first, but the more I thought about it the more I disliked it. It has some interesting elements but they don’t click…
New 52 – Batman: The Dark Knight #13 review
Is it just me or is David Finch’s art getting creepier as this story chugs along? Batman: The Dark Knight #13 is all regret, child abuse, and nightmares. And boy, is it a fast read. Many of its…
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…
David Finch exits, Ethan Van Sciver to draw Batman: The Dark Knight
Comic Book Resources broke the news this morning in an exclusive interview with Ethan Van Sciver (well known for his work on Green Lantern: Rebirth, The Flash: Rebirth, and Sinestro Corps War) who will be taking over penciling…










