All-Star Batman #14 review
Yarr, ye scavernous bilgerats. Buckle yer swash and hoist the mainsail, prepare to weigh anchor and set course for adventure as All-Star Batman draws …
Yarr, ye scavernous bilgerats. Buckle yer swash and hoist the mainsail, prepare to weigh anchor and set course for adventure as All-Star Batman draws …
So the credits appear on the last page of the story, and while the image isn’t a spoiler in itself, it might ruin the …
All-Star Batman can get ridiculous, often to its benefit, occasionally to its detriment. There’s a real sense of zaniness to the book that makes …
Let’s talk about Alfred referring to Bruce as his “son.” Fitting, as it’s literally the very first line of dialogue here. I’ve seen a …
In a shocking bit of news, Scott Snyder has revealed that All-Star Batman will be ending as a monthly title after issue 14. Speaking …
Alfred Pennyworth. He’s the trusted confidante, the father figure we all look up to, and the dear and loving friend that Batman needs. It …
And so Batman has encountered the ends of the earth. Not the locations, though; the actual events that would lead to the world’s end. …
Think of the last great Mad Hatter story you read. When you do, let me know what it is. I don’t say that to …
Scott Snyder’s All-Star Batman has been genuinely insane, and frequently in the best possible way. There was the bonkers “Two-Face and Batman vs. all …
Poison Ivy is an interesting character. She’s also likely an incredibly difficult character to write, because so many of her traits require a tricky …