DC Vs. Vampires #9 review
For every evil vampire, there is a vengeful soul out there looking for them. With the forces of good in the DC Universe mostly…
James Tynion IV
DC Vs. Vampires #8 review
SVOT is a heavily used business term. It is an acronym for the phrase, “Single Version Of The Truth.” It means that everyone in…
The Joker #15 review
After a one month break The Joker is back to wrap up the series with its final issue. We left off last time with…
DC vs. Vampires #7 review
DC has been warned about their vampire problem since the New 52. As soon as Andrew Bennett was out of his toxic relationship, it…
The Joker #14 review
After an action packed issue last month, I expected The Joker to slow down again this month, though I didn’t realize how much the…
The Joker #13 review
Now that we know who is behind A-day and everyone has arrived in Texas, it’s surely time for some answers regarding everything that’s been…
The Joker #12 review
At last, a book gives me a chance to really share my expertise: critiquing how a creative team chooses to represent my home state…
The Joker #11 review
After a break for backstory last month, this issue gets back to the main plot by diving headfirst into the Sampson family’s motivations and…
The Joker #10 review
Last issue Jim Gordon once again came face to face with Joker, and learned a little more about what’s been going on behind the…
The Joker 2021 Annual #1
In this annual, Matthew Rosenberg joins James Tynion to take a step away from the present day tale going on in The Joker to…
