A fine epilogue and back-up story saved what was otherwise a disappointing climax to an 8 issue arc. After all that buildup I really felt like this story stumbled toward the finish line. Issue #20 opens with Ogilvy’s…
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:…
You probably saw the $7.99 price tag and thought “I better check on the reviews first.” Well, it’s good. It’s a fun read and absolutely worth buying if you’ve been keeping up with Laymnan and Fabok’s run from…
Jason Fabok is killing it! Detective Comics #18 looks great and it’s a fun story but it would be a whole lot better if it didn’t try so hard to tie into so many other titles and just…
The main story is really predictable and it’s sort of a waste of a good character design, but the black humor of the backup makes up for the book’s shortcomings to make for a pretty entertaining read. It…
Kudos to John Layman for not taking the easy route with his Death of the Family tie-in. Instead of finding another character for Joker to torture and monologue at the author opted to not use the Joker at…
Right off the bat let me say that as a Death of the Family tie-in, this issue was a complete failure. But as a fun Batman story in its own right it’s a success. This really didn’t need…
Probably the best depiction of Poison Ivy I’ve seen in some time. Yeah, that’s right. It seemed from the last issue of Detective Comics like this one would be all about Penguin again, but Layman’s Batman is always…
Change is good. The first week of the month has been one of my favorite weeks for comics but one of my least favorite for Batman comics, however I think all of that is about to change. Anytime new…
Finally an issue of Detective Comics that I thoroughly enjoyed! I even thought this comic could’ve been longer. The backup by James Tynion IV and Henrik Jonsson could most definitely have been stretched into its own full length…
