Tim Drake: Robin #7 review
Now the review for the previous issue had an astonishing amount of comments, each one providing fun or insightful viewpoints that I am happy…
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Harley Quinn #28 review
Harley Quinn is in desperate need of reinvigoration as a character in comics. Her run by Stephanie Phillips and Riley Rossmo was one of…
Gotham City: Year One #6 review
Way back in my review for issue #1, I said that the main themes of Gotham City: Year One looked to be racial prejudice…
Detective Comics #1070 review
This month Detective Comics continues to work its way steadily deeper into the web of intrigue it’s built around the Orghams, and into Bruce’s…
Punchline: The Gotham Game #6 review
The Royal Flush Gang decide to abandon Punchline after the ambush by the Gentleman’s Club at Port Royal. Meanwhile, Alexis Kaye is alive and…
Dark Knights Of Steel #10 review
The fighting finally ends after the latest death of one of the three monarchs in the land. Sadly, the existence of this new threat…
Batman: Gotham Knights – Gilded City #6 review
It’s the final issue of this series, and while I’m not exactly distraught to see it go, I do think it’s a little sad…
Catwoman #53 review
Catwoman #53 doesn’t boldly take the series in a new direction, but Tini Howard’s focus on characterization mostly distracts the reader from a narrative…
GCPD: The Blue Wall #6 review
This is the series’ finale. It’s no secret that I haven’t enjoyed this book, but I’m still curious about how the creative team wraps…
Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #13 review
Last month we got a very fun one-shot, and this month the new arc begins. Mora is back on art duties, and I’m really…
