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Comic Book Review: Heroes In Crisis #1

September 26, 2018

If you've read any of my previous reviews lately, you know I'm a big fan of Tom King. I am really enjoying his work on Batman and if you haven't read his Vision work over at Marvel you missed an amazing story. ...

8.5

Comic Book Review: Batman Damned #1 (Yes, THAT Issue)

Matt Johnson

September 21, 2018

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

When I sat down to talk about Batman: Damned #1, the first thought I had was of Pee Wee Herman appearing at the MTV Video Awards in 1991 where he asks "Heard any good jokes lately?" There's an elephant in th...

Comic Book Review: Batman #55

Matt Johnson

September 19, 2018

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

If you read my review of the previous issue of Batman, you know how much I'm enjoying this series. I've said before that Tom King seems to have an ear for the Batman/Nightwing dialogue that others seem to lack,...

Comic Book Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws #26

Matt Johnson

September 17, 2018

Comic Books

If you’ve read my review of the last issue of Red Hood and the Outlaws, you know I’m a fan of the character. Almost shamelessly so. The previous issue promised big changes to the book, starting with a new costu...

Comic Book Review: Batman #54

Matt Johnson

September 6, 2018

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

Tom King's run on Batman has, for me at least, been mostly highs with very few lows. I wasn't a fan of that "Monster Men" thing a bit early on but I've been pretty much on board for everything else, up until th...

6.5

Comic Book Review: Cover #1

Phillip Pratt

September 5, 2018

Comic Book Reviews, Reviews

What Happens When a Comic Book Creator is Unwittingly Recruited into the World of Espionage? If there is nothing else about the acclaimed writer, Brian Michael Bendis, he’s got a very recognizable style. I mea...

The Joker of Batman Beyond is Finally Revealed

Daniel Mills

August 21, 2018

Comic Books, Comic Culture

A Return to Neo-Gotham Batman Beyond tells the tale of a futuristic Batman. A story that began as an extension of Batman: The Animated Series and grew into its own amazing Universe, one worthy of its own live-...

As Comic Pros Double Down on SJWism, Comic Stores Nationwide Close Up

Spencer Baculi

August 16, 2018

Comic Books, Comic Culture

Across the nation, myriad once-successful comic book stores have shuttered their doors. The formerly revered bastions of nerd culture and community have been replaced by hip coffee shops and experimental restau...

Batman Returns to His Classic Costume in Batman #53

Daniel Mills

August 15, 2018

Comic Book Reviews, Comic Books

Beware of Spoilers to Batman #53, Ye Who Enter Here The past month has been a trying time for Bruce Wayne. After being left at the altar, he's had to deal with jury duty, of all things. Absolute torture for Br...

Batman’s No Kill Rule is An Outdated Comic Cliche That Needs to End

Daniel Mills

August 13, 2018

Comic Books, Comic Culture

Batman's One Rule Batman's strict code of ethics is arguably the most famous superhero limitation in history. Even more than Superman, Batman does not kill. To a fault, the Caped Crusader prefers his criminals...

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