In this installment of Back Issue Review, we’re taking a look at an issue of one of the most underappreciated comic series of the past few decades: Superman Adventures. Based on the…
Back Issue Review: Superman Adventures #25
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Grayson Vol. 5: Spiral’s End review
Grayson was a tricky prospect. Taking Dick Grayson, one of the oldest established characters in comics, long known as the beloved Nightwing, and turning him into a spy? That’s gutsy. Fortunately, the…
Detective Comics Vol. 9: Gordon At War
I don’t look fondly on Jim Gordon’s stint as Batman. In fact, for the year that he claimed the mantle of Batman, I remained consistently vocal in my opposition of the…
Detective Comics Vol. 8: Blood of Heroes review
This is the first trade of Detective Comics that features Jim Gordon as Bunnyman Batman. If you followed the site during that time, then you know that I had major issue with…
Detective Comics, Vol. 7: Anarky review
Other than an appearance in a Green Lantern Corps tie-in to Batman’s Zero Year, the sometimes-villainous, sometimes-something-else Anarky was absent from DC’s New 52 relaunch. For their second arc on Detective Comics, Brian…
Detective Comics vol. 6: Icarus review
A new creative team means a new direction for Detective Comics. With the exit of John Layman and Jason Fabok, Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato jump on board as the new all-star…
Detective Comics Vol. 5: Gothtopia review
When Gotham City is a crime-free utopia… you know something’s wrong. Batman, wearing white and operating in the daylight? That just isn’t right. What’s going on? And why on earth is Catwoman…
Detective Comics vol. 4: The Wrath review
A celebration of a landmark issue. The rise of a dark doppelgänger. A whole lot of Man-Bat. All of these things and more are found in The Wrath, the fourth graphic novel…
Nightwing: Old Friends, New Enemies review
I noticed Nightwing: Old Friends, New Enemies in various comic shops and on Comixology, so I started asking friends of mine if they’d read it. Most hadn’t, but those that had, recommended…
Batgirl/ Robin: Year One review
There are few books that bring me as much joy as Batgirl/ Robin: Year One. Originally two separate trades, they’ve been joined together to make one magnificent book! When the opportunity came for me…
