Detective Comics #36 review
This is the kind of story I haven’t seen since before the New52. It doesn’t have any ulterior motives. It’s not trying to get…
Batman Eternal #30 review
Deus Ex Machina is an ancient theatre term. The literal translation is god from the machine and the machine refers to a device typically…
Batman Eternal #29 review
In my opinion, the Arkham issues are the red headed stepchild of Batman Eternal, and I wish I could kick his teeth in… I…
Batman Eternal #28 review
The cover would lead one to believe that Batgirl is the star of this issue; the solicitations would point you toward Catwoman being the…
Batman #35 review
When you start off a Batman story with Bruce recovering from Scarecrow fear toxin, every single thing afterward is subject to speculation! I can’t…
Batman Eternal #27 review
Batgirl finally confronts Bard! I have really been looking forward to this exchange and knew it had to be coming sooner or later (once…
Batman Eternal #26 review
Does the new background story for Hush maintain the integrity and essence of the original character? I’d like to be able to give you…
Detective Comics #35 review
America is the enemy! Extremely weighty material for your average comic book fanfare. If you read comics as a respite from your daily toils,…
Batman Eternal #25 review
James Tynion IV crafts a character driven story, but I felt like he failed to represent half of the characters in an appropriate way. …
Ben McKenzie on Batman mythology, Gotham’s action, Gordon’s mustache, and lots more
Fox recently held a conference call with Ben McKenzie in which various media outlets were invited to question the star of the upcoming Gotham…
