Casper Rudolph
Future State: Batman/Superman #2 review
Like the previous issue, this offers a quick and easy read, and it’s a quite a bit of fun overall. Yang writes Batman and...
Future State: Dark Detective #4 review
This is the fourth and final issue of Future State: Dark Detective. It’s been entertaining so far, but every issue left something to be...
Future State: Dark Detective #3 review
So far, Future State: Dark Detective has been a mixed bag. The main Bruce Wayne story has some outstanding moments, but also hinges on...
Future State: Batman/Superman #1 review
This issue offers a quick and easy read, and though it isn’t without flaws, there’s a lot to like here. Gene Luen Yang writes...
Future State: Dark Detective #2 review
I enjoyed the first issue of Future State: Dark Detective. I was looking forward to the continuation of both Batman and Grifter's stories in...
DCeased: Dead Planet #7 review
In my previous review I said that the creative team had lost me, but I also said that I was hoping that the creative...
Future State: Dark Detective #1 review
It's a double feature! In this issue we have two full-length stories, one about Bruce and another about Grifter. That's bang for your buck,...
Dark Nights: Death Metal #7 review
After six core issues and a ton of tie-ins, we arrive at #7, the conclusion to the Death Metal event. Though I’ve praised and...
Dark Nights Death Metal: The Last 52: War of the Multiverses #1 review
Here’s yet another Death Metal tie-in, and I’m not going to beat around the bush. I’m tired of this event. The core series is...
Batman/Superman #15 review
I haven’t been the biggest fan of Williamson’s Batman/Superman run, to say the least. To me, this title has been problematic since #1. This...