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…
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…
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…
Detective Comics #975 review
Detective Comics #975 continues to deal with the fallout resulting from Batwoman killing Clayface. But whereas #974 contained extremely volatile reactions from some of…
Detective Comics #974 review
Detective Comics #974 is mainly about the fallout of Batwoman’s actions from the previous issue. 3 weeks ago, we saw Kate Kane take Clayface’s…
Detective Comics Annual #1 review
Detective Comics Annual #1 is another new origin story for Clayface. When I first read the solicit, I thought to myself, haven’t I already…
Detective Comics #973 review
First Victim’s dastardly plan unfolds as a gigantic rage induced Clayface goes on a rampage through Gotham City that will undoubtedly turn many more…
Batman #39 review
The premise of Batman #39 is fairly simple. Wonder Woman and Batman team up to fight an endless horde of monsters in a parallel…
Detective Comics #972 review
For one reason or another, I went into Detective Comics #972 expecting it to be somewhat substandard. But the fact of the matter is,…
Batman #38 review
Batman #38 is, simply put, wonderful. I’ve literally been waiting to get a story like this for the last 6 years. Back in 2015,…
