Thanks to excellent characterization by Williamson and wonderful art by Rossmo and Plascencia, Deathbed #1 is likely to delight readers for quite…
Q-Ball #1 by Mike Baron and Barry McClain Jr. tells the story of Curtis Ball, a warehouse manager in Manila…
Batman #38 takes the world that Bruce endured and blends it with the world he's manifested for himself. It's nothing…
As the story of Doomsday Clock #2 unfolds, Johns reveals the pages of yet another masterpiece awaiting its place in comic history.
Batman #37 is a very lighthearted story, it's one that helps to break up certain parts of Tom King's story. It…
“They are hopeful, these heroes, and formidable, but there is something dark they do not know.” It’s been over two
Mister Miracle #5 is just one day in the life of Scott Free and Big Barda and the level of care…
Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #1 may not be as appealing to the old as it is to the young, but…
There isn't much going on in the pages of Batman #36, and that's absolutely fine. The landscape narrated by the words of…
In the pages of Batman Annual #2 Tom King offers his own take on the demise of Bruce Wayne. In doing so,…
“The End is Here.” Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ graphic novel, Watchmen, may be the greatest comic book ever created. Initially, Moore
"The Rules of Engagement" part 3 is a phenomenal finale in Tom King's Batman #35. Batman and Catwoman are looking to…
In the pages of Dark Nights: The Batman Who Laughs #1 James Tynion IV reveals the origins of this horrendous creature, but…
Brilliant Trash #2 raises more questions than it answers. I still see a lot of potential in the book and…
The events of Dark Nights: Metal spill into the world of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps in issue 32. The story is…
Batman Lost #1 is easily one of the best issues in the Dark Nights: Metal story. The comic is a true collaboration by some…
Sean Gordon Murphy is spectacular. Only 2 issues in to Batman: White Knight and the work is already mystifying. Murphy's interpretation of…
Tom King continues his rule with the latest installment in "The Rules of Engagement" arc in Batman #34. It's an entertaining…
Batman: The Devastator #1 is a visceral and explosive read. The most action-oriented tie-in to Dark Nights: Metal features a Batman infected with…
The Flash #33 is about best serving its role as a tie-in to Dark Nights: Metal. In that it succeeds greatly. This…