Punchline: The Gotham Game #2 review
Alexis Kaye is still figuring out what she is capable of. In the second issue of Punchline: The Gotham Game, Punchline makes her play…
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Catwoman #49 review
Catwoman #49 is the best issue in the series to come out in a while with its solid balance of well executed action sequences…
Punchline: The Gotham Game #1 review
Perhaps we’ve never truly understood the real Alexis Kaye. From first appearance and beyond, Joker’s so-called Punchline has stirred-up a lot of ire. Her…
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 #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 #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 #9 review
Last month we got to know Lady Bane, aka Vengeance, a little better. She has broken away from her handlers, but still has a…
The Joker #3 review
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A clown walks into a room, shoots some poor policeman’s daughter in the spine, and then kidnaps…
Nightwing #74 review
There’s going to be a lot of talk about Nightwing #74 regardless of whether or not it’s actually a quality book. It marks a…
Nightwing #73 review
The Joker War is here and it’s come to further cement its stake in Dan Jurgens’ run with Nightwing #73. While there are some…
