Batman (comic)
Batman #71 review
Are… Umm… Are we sure we’re not in the “Knightmares” arc still? Because it kind of feels that way.
This issue consists of two separate...
Batman #70 review
So… This concept of progressing a story… I’d love to see it happen at some point… This issue doesn’t really offer us anything more...
Batman #69 review
In this chapter of Batman, we get the return of naked Bane.
I’m going to try my best to prevent from sounding like a broken...
Batman #68 review
This arc may contain Batman’s “Knightmares,” but I can’t help but feel that they’re actually my nightmares.
Tom King wraps up “Knightmares,” his self-proclaimed “arc...
Batman #67 review
Tom King makes the absolute best of derivation in this 5th installment of the endless “Knightmares” saga. Do yourselves a favor and just forget...
Batman #66 review
With “Knightmares: Cat”, Tom King returns to bring us more of our previously scheduled Batman Psychodrama. The label utterly fits: this week’s episode is...
Batman #65 review
Joshua Williamson’s “Price” arc continues toward it’s book-jumping crossover conclusion with a chapter titled “The Price of Vengeance” in which payment for Gotham Girl...
DC Comics tease a “City of Bane” in this year’s 25-cent “DC’s Year of the Villain” one-shot
Last year, DC Comics released DC Nation ahead of Free Comic Book Day, which was a 25-cent comic that had stories from heavyweights like...
Batman #64 review
We interrupt Tom King's “Nightmare” arc to bring you the first of a four part story from writer Joshua Williamson and artist Guillem March....
Batman #63 review
I always look forward to an appearance by John Constantine. Would’ve been awesome if he’d actually shown up.
Tom King continues to try our patience...