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Sean Murphy challenges the caped crusader legally. What seems like a turn to innocence is most likely the Joker’s greatest plan yet in Batman: White Knight #1.
A few minor issues in Batman: The Dawn Breaker #1 can cause a raised eyebrow, but the excitement is reason enough to keep reading.
“He asked me if I knew the difference between a joke and a riddle… I said no. He said when […]
Detective Comics is where Tim Drake shines. James Tynion IV and Eddy Barrows have been making magic for quite a few issues now.
The Shadow/Batman #1 is another excellent brainchild from one of comic’s best creatives in Steve Orlando and Giovanni Timpano.
Batman: The Murder Machine #1 is another great read brought to you by the Dark Nights: Metal event. Unfortunately, this issue by Frank Tieri and James Tynion IV promised a massive Batman-controlled murderous steam-roller on its’ cover. The interiors, while gorgeous and emotional, did not deliver.
To set up a more exciting finish, Batman #31 serves more as a quiet moment before an explosive end. Unfortunately, it doesn’t pack as much of a punch as the previous entries.
The fluidity and flourish of Carmine Di Giandomenico’s art elevates Williamson’s words to new heights in Batman: The Red Death #1. Together, the two can create a lively world from the darkest of pieces.
Tom King and Mitch Gerads have created an in-depth exploration into what it means to be a son of both New Genesis and Apokolips in Mister Miracle #2.
Scott Snyder has hit his stride. Dark Nights: Metal #2 is one of his greatest additions to the Batman mythology.