Batwoman #7 review
Marguerite Bennett (going solo on this installment) writes Batwoman like a fever dream. It’s disorienting, the logic is nearly impossible to follow, and you…
Batwoman (comic)
Batwoman #6 review
Too soon this book seems to be entering a sophomore slump. With its first arc behind, it’s already committing artist-of-the-month inconsistency and taking story…
Batwoman #5 review
The Many Arms of Death may be behind us, but as predicted, Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV remind us in “Blinding” that Kate’s…
Batwoman #4 review
“Blackstar” concludes the Many Arms of Death storyline, but only in a manner of speaking. Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV have left a…
Batwoman #3 review
Coryana is an island full of mysteries and Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV tease out bits and pieces of the puzzle as this…
Batwoman #2 review
Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV continue to build intrigue in this relaunch of Kate Kane’s story and it looks like we’re in for…
Batwoman #1 review
It’s Batwoman’s first issue! After her…first issue. But that was Rebirth and this is just her regular series. I’m not going to pretend that…
Batwoman: Rebirth #1 review
Batwoman’s rebirth pulls no stops in this stunning opener that’s more a feast for the eyes than for the intellect–but that’s hardly a bad…
First Look: Batwoman Begins
Detective Comics has been, without question, one of the most successful books post-Rebirth and one of the best Batman books in recent memory. The…
New Batwoman comic series coming in February
Few characters have benefitted from Rebirth as much as Kate Kane. Once the star of her own acclaimed series, she had been relegated to…
