Michael Escalante
Batman Beyond #38 review
The new Batwoman takes center stage in Batman Beyond #38 as she tears across Gotham leaving Bruce and Matt McGinnis playing catch up. While...
Nightwing #66 review
For what it’s worth we are now full steam ahead in the Ric Grayson saga. The endgame is within sight, the issues are no...
Batman: White Knight Presents Von Freeze #1 review
Whenever you integrate real life events into comic history there’s always a lot of baggage that comes along with it. There’s the option to...
Gotham City Monsters #3 review
Writer Steve Orlando knows he must keep a fast pace in order for Gotham City Monsters to tell a complete story within its six...
Catwoman #17 review
If nothing else, Joelle Jones clearly understands Selina as a character and successfully highlights her troubled emotional state after she left Bruce at the...
Nightwing Annual #2 review
The best thing that can be said about Nightwing Annual #2 is that it feels like the entire Ric saga may come to an...
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines review
It’s no surprise that the DC Animated universe would find its way back to a Wonder Woman solo film after the success of Patty...
Batman Beyond #37 review
Dan Jurgens’ Batman Beyond is in a transitional state after the previous arc has left Terry with amnesia and has introduced a mystery newcomer...
Secrets of Sinister House #1 review
Part of the charm of any horror anthology is having no idea whether or not the next short story will be a dud or...
Gotham City Monsters #2 review
Perhaps I shouldn’t be surprised that a book called Gotham City Monsters is as blunt as it is, but after an impressive and unique...