Detective Comics (comic)
Detective Comics #967 review
You want an emotional feel good hug-fest? Well, look no further. Detective Comics #967 delivers the goods in some major ways.
But nothing is ever...
Detective Comics #966 review
Tim Drake, meet Tim Drake.
Over the past year, Tim Drake's absence has loomed large since being abducted way back in Detective Comics #940. Thinking their...
Detective Comics #965 review
Detective Comics #965 is essentially a love letter to Tim Drake and I'm completely, absolutely, and utterly on board with that.
I sat down and...
Detective Comics #964 review
Detective Comics #964 is the second and last part of the Anarky story which serves as a brief interlude between the Azrael arc and...
Detective Comics #963 review
Lonnie Machin, how I've missed you.
During the course of TheNew52, we have actually seen three Anarkys. The first was in a ZeroYear tie-in that...
Detective Comics #962 review
Unrelenting action, check. Witty humor, check. Amazing visuals, check. Unexpected twists and turns, check. AzBats, check. And an ending that boils down to more...
Detective Comics #961 review
This week in the pages of Detective Comics: It's Azrael vs the Bat-Family, more flashback fun with Bruce and Zatanna, and Jean-Paul Valley takes...
Detective Comics #960 review
This week in the pages of Detective Comics: Batman seeks the answers to all questions, Luke Fox plays Doctor Frankenstein, and Azrael goes nuts.
***Right...
Detective Comics #959 review
Previously in the pages of Detective Comics: The Order of St. Dumas has activated an A.I. program that will transcend the faults that all...
Detective Comics #958 review
Spotlight on Azrael! Jean Paul Valley may have overcome his programming, but he may never truly be free of the Order of St. Dumas....