Red Robin #10 Part 2 of Collision continues in Red Robin issue 10. Chris Yost does try to make the issue a stand alone issue for readers who don’t follow the Batgirl title, but honestly you really do need to pick... (Continue reading)
Batman and Robin #10 Batman and Robin issue 10 and future Batman and Robin issues are a must pick up. If readers plan to pick up ” The Return of Bruce Wayne,” mini series, then readers are gonna have to follow... (Continue reading)
Widening Gyre #5 Before cracking this issue open I said to myself, “Remember, this isn’t your typical Batman story. Keep an open mind.” And you know what, I kinda liked it. Kinda. I’m still not totally comfortable with the universe Kevin Smith... (Continue reading)
Batgirl #8 I highly anticipated this issue because I knew that Tim and Stephanie were going to reunite and that meant we were going to see what sort of fall out there would be from that! Piggy-backing on the plot from... (Continue reading)
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Gotham City Sirens #9 After his inexplicable absence last month, Paul Dini returns as the writer this issue, and the difference in quality is dramatic. I don’t know what happened last month, but I am hoping it doesn’t again. Once again,... (Continue reading)
Who is Bane? In the DCU, one of the myriad small countries is a place in the Caribbean called Santa Prisca. This nation first showed up during a story involving Vic Sage, the original Question. It later became better known as... (Continue reading)
Is it just me or is the Batman title getting a little…tired? That’s not to say I’m not enjoying the book or that I’m close to dropping it, just that it feels like the last 3-4 issue have been like watching... (Continue reading)
Streets of Gotham #9 Review Guest writer Mike Benson. Art by Dustin Nguyen and Derek Fridolfs In this second part conclusion to “Hardcore Nights”, Batman and Gordon get to the bottom of the disappearing men and the mysterious woman. As with issue number... (Continue reading)
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Batman: The Black Glove Batman: The Black Glove is perhaps the most underrated chapter of Grant Morrison’s Batman run. Sandwiched between the Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul and Batman: RIP it can be out-shined and come off as “passable;” but make... (Continue reading)