Casper Rudolph
Hi there! I’m Casper Rudolph (some of you may have seen me posting here as “A comic fan”), and I hail all the way from Holland. I’m a Batman fan first and a writer second. Currently I’m studying English literature/linguistics at the University of Amsterdam, and I’m also Final Editor for Writer’s Block, the university’s student magazine. Besides this, I’ve published a few short stories, I’m working hard on a fantasy novel, I play in a rock band (called The Spoofs), and I read all the Batman comics that I can get my hands on! It’s hard to pick a favorite creator or book (because it really depends on what mood I’m in), but Morrison, Gaiman, King, Snyder, Capullo and Sale are certainly up there.
The Batman Who Laughs #3 review
All right, fellow comic fans, I hope you’re ready for this, because Snyder and Jock have really done it this time! Those who’ve read...
Harley Quinn #58 review
Back in #57 a murder mystery was introduced, with Harley as the main suspect. Batman tracked her down and ended up taking her to...
Suicide Squad #50 review
Here we are. The final issue of Suicide Squad. It’s not a secret that I have been very critical of this series since I...
The Batman Who Laughs #2 review
The Batman Who Laughs, arguably one of the scariest new additions to Batman’s rogues gallery, has returned to Gotham City, and the mystery continues...
Harley Quinn #56 review
All right fellow comic book fans, it’s Harley Quinn time again. This issue is a one-shot that is very new-reader friendly in that it...
Batman: Kings of Fear #5 review
I’m not even going to try to keep you all in suspense. I’m just going to say it. Batman: Kings of Fear, so far...
Suicide Squad #49 review
And so we’re getting ever closer to the end of this long Suicide Squad run. #49 is the second chapter of “Rocket to Russia,”...
The Batman Who Laughs #1 review
Oh boy. I’ll start with a confession. This is a creative team that managed to terrify me with their excellent creator-owned series Wytches. So...
Harley Quinn #55 review
With Christmas coming up, a festive story unfolds in the pages of Harley Quinn #55. References to past events are kept to a minimum,...
Old Lady Harley #2 review
If I had to use one phrase to describe Old Lady Harley #2, it would be: “strange plot twists.” While an unpredictable narrative sometimes...
