Doomsday Clock #6 review
Her name is Erika.
She is the daughter of an immigrant.
Her father is a puppet-maker.
He is her whole world, and he is taken from her.
She...
Justice League Dark #1 review
See those creepy red eyes peering out of the darkness behind the heroes on the cover? They’re telling you what kind of book this...
Batman Beyond #22 review
There’s a new Scarecrow in town, who has the people of New Gotham gunning for the Batman. Last issue we saw Terry set upon...
DC’s Beach Blanket Bad Guys Summer Special #1 review
I’ll get out my one major complaint right up front so we can dispense with it and move on to all the wonderful things...
Detective Comics #985 review
Here there be SPOILERS!
For some of you the reveal of the identity of Karma may feel a bit like a letdown, but I’m frankly...
Upcoming Comics: July 25, 2018
As is usually the case, I’m frantically playing catch-up following SDCC! Because of that, I’m keeping this intro short and sweet, and getting right...
Batwoman #17 review
It’s an exciting week for Batwoman fans: A new TV series has been announced and a popular love interest is back in Kate’s life...
Archie Meets Batman ‘66 #1 review
Batman '66 is perpetually stuck in the late Sixties. That's part of the charm of the book, of course, and it's what makes it...
Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman #6 review
As those who’ve been reading my reviews know, I’ve been loving this series since the first issue. It’s been a fantastic blend of Irish...
Injustice 2 #30 review
Truly, this is the year of Starro. The psychic space starfish made a huge comeback in the event series Metal, sass-talking his way into...