These reviews will be short and sweet this week since I’m still in LA and don’t have a whole lot of time on my hands. Basically there were four books that came out yesterday, I read them all…

Last issue wrapped with Batman running at the front door of a villain’s hide0ut like an amateur. He took some buckshot to the chest, fell back, and into a hole in the front yard that led to a…

We may have seen a Dark Knight rise, but that doesn’t mean that the sun has set on our time with Batman. “Batman: The Dark Knight” is the only Batman comic out this week (not counting the digital…

For the first time in both the 5-issue pre-52 AND New 52 run of “Batman: The Dark Knight” we have a MUST BUY issue! With Gregg Hurwitz taking over writing duties, this book is finally readable. David Finch…

This is a pretty mediocre issue with a very misleading cover that in the end made it feel worse than it is. Tim Drake plays no role here whatsoever. He’s in it for one. Single. Panel. Judd Winick…

A funny thing happened while reading this issue — I found myself interested in what was going on! Issue #8 is easily the best issue of “Batman: The Dark Knight” but that’s not exactly high praise. I’ve found…

If you liked how “Batman: The Dark Knight” #6 ended (with Bane gloating about how smart he is as he threw a big rock at Batman) then you’re going to love issue #7 which starts off with Bane…

Now I know a lot of people are still going to get a kick out of this issue. Batman: The Dark Knight is a comic that anyone can pick up at any time. It’s a book that casual…

Batman: The Dark Knight was selling well, but was under constant criticism for its writing… or lack thereof. The writing which has been handled by artist David Finch and co-plotter Paul Jenkins has been notoriously zany. The basic idea…

Batman: The Dark Knight should simply be called “David Finch’s Art Showcase” as that is all it is. It’s your chance to see one of DC’s best artists draw as many A-list characters as possible in one 32…