Brian Warshaw
Weaned on Batman films, loving Batman comics more each day. Send letters to mrwarshawreadsthecomics@gmail.com
Justice League #6 review
Lex Luthor is closer than ever to his goal. With Superman and Martian Manhunter literal puppets of the Legion of Doom, three Leaguers under...
Red Hood and the Outlaws #25 review
No more Mr. Nice Guy. Jason Todd has been playing by Batman's rules for a while now. Aided by his briefly-intelligent friend Bizarro, and...
Books to Make Your Kid a Batfan: Downtown Bookworks Big Book of Super-Villains
Our friends at Downtown Bookworks are at it again, with another delightful children's book based on DC Comics characters. Following up on the excellent Big...
Justice League #5 review
Doooooooom! How did Lex Luthor convince Sinestro and Grodd to join his crew? The Legion of Doom takes over Justice League, leading us through...
Justice League #4 review
The poop and the fan are on a collision course! As Superman and Martian Manhunter investigate the mysterious Totality, Batman and Hawkgirl fight to...
Red Hood and the Outlaws #24 review
Jason Todd is on the warpath. His father’s letters have awakened at least some affection, and he’s got his crosshairs set on one of...
Justice League #3 review
War on two fronts! As one half of the League infiltrates the Totality, the other engages an old friend on an older wavelength. Meanwhile,...
Filling the cave with DST’s Batman: The Animated Series resin busts
Batman is the best, and for many, Batman: the Animated Series is the best Batman. As a great big fan of the series, I was...
Batman: Prelude to the Wedding — Red Hood vs. Anarky #1 review
It’s time for the bachelorette party! Selina and her chiquitas are headed out for a night of debauchery and dancing, and—true to form—Batman wants...
Justice League #2 review
The Totality has made landfall, and Earth’s heroes are scrambling to get answers. Is it an emissary of good will or of evil? Meanwhile,...