Future State: Nightwing #1 review
I’ve been making my way through all of the new Future State stories and while many have been enjoyable, most are marred by a…
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Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Dark Nights Metal #1 review
So, I’m starting to suspect that people think I don’t like Dark Nights: Death Metal. Honestly, I’m not sure what gave it away. Do…
Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo Announced as Nightwing’s New Creative Team for DC Comics
Dick Grayson has had a rich and colourful history throughout his tenure in the DC Universe: beginning from being the very first Robin to…
Nightwing #77 review
Nightwing #77 is an appropriately festive and heartwarming tale that manages to slightly push Dick Grayson back to the bat-family even if its actual…
Justice League #57 review
…Argh. I’m going to try making this quick, because I don’t want to linger on this for too long. For the past several issues…
Nightwing #76 review
Nightwing #76 addresses a number of interesting themes that fit perfectly with Nightwing’s current identity crisis plotline. Jurgens touches upon the juxtaposition of the…
Justice League #56 review
This book is a weird one to review. Recently, I’ve been very pleasantly surprised at the consistent level of quality we’re seeing from Justice…
Nightwing #75 review
Nightwing #75 isn’t the issue I wanted it to be. With Dick Grayson finally restored with his memories, I wanted Dan Jurgens to hit…
Justice League #55 review
Who, in your opinion, are the best adversaries in all of fiction? The dynamic of the arch-enemy is one that has persisted for many…
Justice League #54 review
In 1902, British author W. W. Jacobs published a collection of short stories entitled The Lady of the Barge: twelve different tales that predominantly…
