Detective Comics #992 review
James Robinson does like to let his characters talk. Last issue they talked non-stop through the whole book. This issue, called “A Fighting Man”,…
Batman #58 review
We see just about a little of everything in this one: Arkham Asylum, Wayne Manor, the Batcave, the rooftop where Batman and Gordon have
Batgirl #28 review
We’re now entering that mid-story place where arcs tend to get a bit saggy, but Mairghread Scott does her best–and mostly succeeds–at not belaboring
Detective Comics #991 review
Appropriately titled “The Talking Man”, strap yourselves in as James Robinson takes us on the fourth installment of his “Deface the Face” arc chock
Batman #57 review
Tom King concludes “Beasts of Burden” with a simple, but satisfying final confrontation between the Dark Knight and the Russian hitman who shot Dick
Detective Comics #990 review
James Robinson’s third offering on this arc introduces “The Conflicted Man”, and it was probably just a matter of time before we got to
Batman #56 review
After the somewhat shocking events of Batman no. 55, I have a lot of questions and I’m sure you all do as well. But
Batgirl #27 review
Mairghread Scott continues her plan to rebuild Batgirl as far away from the divisive bubble-gum image as she can get without losing Babs’ youth
Detective Comics #989 review
James Robinson follows up his solitary man with “An Optimistic Man” in part two of his “Deface the Face” arc. In case anyone is
Batman Damned #1 review
Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo have famously teamed up before for the much-lauded Joker special in 2009, and more recently on the Rorschach issue
