Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 4: Robin redeemed
If Morrison’s Batman has one lasting legacy, it has to be Damian Wayne. When he first came into the series, it was a major…
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Nightwing #113 review
As Tom Taylor’s run nears its end, Nightwing #113 works as a makeshift anthology for its #300 issue milestone. Somewhat feeling like an annual,
Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 3: The hole in things
What is Batman? Aside from a billionaire who dresses like a bat to fight crime, that is. There’s clearly something more behind an idea
Batman and Robin and Howard #2 Review
Batman and Robin and Howard returns for the repurposed part two of four of Jeffrey Brown’s acclaimed graphic novel. Damian Wayne had just transferred
Outsiders #6 review
In spite of the name, Kelly & Lanzing’s Outsiders are unlike any before them. Disturbingly, the series has far more in common with Wildstorm’s
Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 2: He’s a new world Batman
There is a constant push and pull between comics’ expectations and the need to adapt to a changing world. What made sense for Batman
Pros and Cons of Cinematic Bat Vehicles
Batman looks cool. There is no arguing that at all, and I’ve even provided plenty of examples of just how cool he can look
Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum #3 review
The “Harley Show” has begun! The official tie-in to Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League continues with Harley Quinn’s wacky escape from Arkham Asylum.
Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 1: A different kind of comic
By the bronze age of the 1970s, the modern idea of who Batman is had been largely codified. The dark knight as we know
Nightwing #112 review
The second half of Nightwing‘s latest tale begins with a race to find a missing child. Initially, Nightwing and Batman assume Heartless is behind
