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Batman and Robin and Howard #3 ReviewTension between Damian Wayne and Howard comes to a head in part three of this repurposed series of the well-received graphic novel by Jeffrey......
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Suicide Squad: Dream Team #3 ReviewDreamer has gone AWOL, and the reorganized Task Force X has a new objective: capture her alive by any means necessary and bring her... The post...
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Batman and Robin #9 ReviewHello everyone! Jack here, filling in for William on this month’s Batman and Robin review. After studying all week to try and remember which......
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Red Hood: The Hill #4 ReviewNow that Red Hood (seemingly) cannot handle the Hill situation by himself, Bat-Daddy is here to helicopter parent his prodigal son. But is...
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Batman / Dylan Dog #3 ReviewWhen I was about thirteen-years-old I was scouring through dusty back issue boxes in my local comic shop and happened upon the late ‘90s... The...
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Outsiders #7 reviewThe cat is out of the bag! In the previous issue, Drummer reveals that she has been Jakita Wagner the entire time! Whether readers... The post...
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The Boy Wonder #1 ReviewBefore we start chatting about this comic, I have to admit something. I’ve never liked Damian Wayne as a character. He’s as moody...
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Poison Ivy #22 ReviewZombies creeping through a devastated marshland. Poison Ivy undergoing a transformation showcasing a powerful new ability. Solomon Grundy hanging...
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The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries #5 reviewAnother month, another mystery. At least, that’s what we’ve got in the latest issue of The Batman and Scooby-Doo Mysteries! We’re going back to......
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Batman #147 reviewIt’s starting to feel like the beginning of the end. This Zur-En-Arrh saga which has been going since the beginning of Zdarsky’s run...
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Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum #4 reviewOnce again, John Layman takes us back into his Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League prequel. This time, we follow Boomerang’s disastrous...
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DC’s Spring Breakout! #1 reviewDC is at it again with another seasonal anthology, so, as usual, all of us reviewers are teaming up to cover the book and our... The post...
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Harley Quinn 2024 Annual: ReviewI wish I could say I’m a sucker for a cruise ship mystery. It’s just that I can’t think of any. Luckily, writer/artist Erica... The post Harley...
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Nightwing Annual 2024 #1 reviewContrary to the title, this is not a Nightwing book. In actuality, Nightwing Annual 2024 surrounds the mysterious life story of Bea Bennett....
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Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 5: Nothing ever endsI’ve spent a good many words talking about all the ways that Morrison radically changed the status quo and even what a Batman comic... The...
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Batman: Dark Age #2 ReviewEvery now and then, even the most immersive story can occasionally remind its readers that they are reading a work of fiction. This usually......
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Penguin #9 ReviewSay what you will about Tom King, but he does know how to have a good time on a comics page. Even when the... The post Penguin #9 Review...
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Harley Quinn #39 ReviewWhen last we left the fantabulous Miss Harley Quinn, she was torn. Torn between a straight-and-narrow life of quasi-marital bliss with Ivy and...
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Detective Comics #1084 reviewBatman has been gone for a long time, and Gotham has suffered in his absence. Well before his “execution”, Batman’s mind had...
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Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 4: Robin redeemedIf Morrison’s Batman has one lasting legacy, it has to be Damian Wayne. When he first came into the series, it was a major... The post...
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Catwoman #64 reviewCatwoman #64 follows up the ending of the previous issue with Veronica Viceroy’s crime coalition planning to take down our feline protagonist....
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Titans #10 ReviewRaven’s brother Trilogy goes after the team in the hopes of winning Trigon’s approval in this issue of Titans. I’ll start off by...
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Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #26 reviewIf there’s one opportunity for comics at DC to get really crazy, it’s when 5th-dimensional imps show up. Starting with Mr. Mxyztplk...
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Nightwing #113 reviewAs Tom Taylor’s run nears its end, Nightwing #113 works as a makeshift anthology for its #300 issue milestone. Somewhat feeling like an...
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Morrison’s Batman Epic, part 3: The hole in thingsWhat is Batman? Aside from a billionaire who dresses like a bat to fight crime, that is. There’s clearly something more behind an idea......
