Batman: Killing Time #1 review
I love heists, the Riddler, and a good old fashioned villain team up so of course I was going to at least check out…
Killer Croc
Catwoman #36 review
Catwoman #36 suffers from a slight mismatch between art and script, but Ram V, Nina Vakueva, and Laura Braga’s efforts result in a strong…
Legends of the Dark Knight #6 review
This month’s issue of Legends of the Dark Knight is broken into two stories, both featuring Batman teaming up with a character normally in…
Batman: Reptilian #1 review
Batman: Reptilian #1’s dark aesthetic doesn’t match the amount of fun within its pages. Garth Ennis has…mixed views on Batman and his less than…
Future State: The Next Batman #1 review
Disclaimer With the year of 2020 coming to a close and 2021’s new horizons fresh before us, I think that all of us were…
Catwoman #24 review
Catwoman #24 manages to land a solid ending to an otherwise overstretched storyline that never quite honed in on a coherent theme. Blake Northcott’s…
Gotham City Monsters #6 review
Steve Orlando and Amancay Nahuelpan’s Gotham City Monsters is one of the biggest surprises from DC in the past few months. Every aspect of…
Gotham City Monsters #5 review
Clear stakes are vital for a single-issue comic book to succeed and overcome the pitfalls of serialized storytelling. Steve Orlando’s script does a great…
Gotham City Monsters #4 review
In a lot of team books the initial gathering of the lead characters tends to be the most exciting part as we get to…
Gotham City Monsters #3 review
Writer Steve Orlando knows he must keep a fast pace in order for Gotham City Monsters to tell a complete story within its six…
