Joker: Year of the Villain #1 review
I mentioned this in my review for Criminal Sanity, but we’re getting an awful lot of Joker content recently. It’s understandable, of course; not...
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...
Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy #2 review
In my last review of this series, I spoke of a wonderful device called a gaydar, tracking the levels of romantic tension between the...
Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity #1 review
When I was a young child, my father sat me down and told me an old story. You may have heard of it; it’s...
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...
Catwoman #16 review
Texture has always been a key component I look for whenever I’m reading a story, whether it be a comic or traditional prose. It’s...
Justice League Odyssey #14 review
Last month, the fractious team of Okkult, Hax, and Dex-Starr used a device that tracked Omega energy (such as Darkseid uses) to try to...
The Batman’s Grave #1 review
Writing is an art. At times, I think the comic book industry fails to realize that, and publishers look past the actual craft of...
Detective Comics #1013 review
Detective Comics #1012 was a study in pacing and tone. Each scene was deliberate, permeating a sense of dread that was intensified by the...
Batman: Universe #4 review
Batman: Universe began as a crazy crime caper, which in turn led to forays into Gorilla City and Thanagar, and now finds Batman and...
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First look: Batman #82 – Can Bane be stopped?
Gotham may be the City of Bane, but Batman’s come to take it back.
Tom King’s run on the book is quickly approaching its conclusion,...
Nightwing #65 review
Last issue ended with Ric freeing Bea from captivity and confronting Talon, Dick Grayson’s great-grandfather, on the rooftop of the Prodigal bar. Issue #65...
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Batman Knightfall #1 review
Ah, the 90’s. What a time that was.
To the mind of a youngster such as myself, I view the 90’s with rose-tinted glasses. Everything...
CW shows off Anti-Monitor from Crisis on Infinite Earths
First The CW revealed Harbinger, and then it was time for Pariah, and now it's the Anti-Monitor's turn.
The CW had now revealed what LaMonica...