The end is finally here! Will the BatFamily be able to stop Tim and the Omacs from obliterating all crime in Gotham City as we know it, or, will we return to…
Detective Comics #981 review
Brandon Mulholand
I have been a fan of Batman for the last 25 years. My interest in him is not confined to that time frame however as I have read over 4,000 Batman comics spanning all 75 years of his career. I have never met another individual in person who has known more about Batman than me but I am not so arrogant as to believe that they are not out there. While I enjoy the newer works I think that there is no part of Batman's history that should not be relevant and I will strive to expose it to you and encourage you to take part in it.
Batman #47 review
Booster Gold is stuck in a futuristic hell of his own making where everything is a twisted version of its rightful self and all the characters are crazier than loons…including Booster. All…
Detective Comics #980 review
With the release of Detective Comics #980, we are only one issue away from the conclusion of James Tynion’s stint on Detective Comics. Will he be able to pull off a memorable…
Batman #46 review
This week, in Batman #46, it’s more time traveling high jinks with that lovable goofball Booster Gold. If you thought he made a mess of things in The Gift part one, just…
Detective Comics #979 review
Ulysses Hadrian Armstrong, The General, releases the entire might of Brother Eye and the Omacs against the recently shattered Batfamily. Will they be able to put their past behind them and band…
Batman #45 review
If you want to read a really unusual issue of Batman, well, you’ve come to the right place. However, Batman #45 isn’t so much a Batman story as it is a Booster…
Batman #44 review
It’s time to go shopping for a wedding dress with Catwoman! But seeing as how this is Selina Kyle, I really don’t think anyone expected this process to follow the norm….and it…
Batman #43 review
Batman #41 was a creepy psychological thriller. Then, Batman #42 did a 180 and gave us silly slapstick mixed with unexplainable scenarios. With Batman #43, we’ve yet again flipped in a completely…
Detective Comics #976 review
When James Tynion IV was first announced as the new writer for Detective Comics, he made the statement that he wanted to be on the title till issue #1000. Having said such…
Batman #42 review
Two weeks ago, in the pages of Batman, Ivy took over the entire world in order to make it a better place….and I found the opening act to “Everyone Loves Ivy” absolutely…