Walking A Mighty Fine Line: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1053
When one builds a house out of cards, they can’t be all that surprised when said house begins to wobble,
Read moreWhen one builds a house out of cards, they can’t be all that surprised when said house begins to wobble,
Read moreWriter Joshua Williamson Artist Gleb Melnikov Colours by Luis Guerrero Letters by Troy Peteri “They survived the League of Lazarus tournament! Damian, Flatline, Ravager,
Read moreIn the modern era, there has been a lot of conversations about decompression within American/western comic books, with many for
Read moreLaunching and establishing a new book, especially ones for relatively new or recently returned characters, can be very difficult to
Read moreThis article is somewhat of a sequel to a previous comicon.com article. The title of the previous article is ‘Batman
Read moreTruly kicking off our month of team-ups, we knew it had to be special. So why not an issue of
Read moreWritten by Tim Seeley Art by Baldemar Rivas Coloured by Romulo Fajardo Jr. “The Robins are splintered after the events in
Read moreWe’re only a few issues into the newest Batman run. Already, we’ve met a new antagonist, and been introduced to
Read moreOver the decades, there have been an enormous number of characters introduced within the variety of DC Comics universes and
Read moreWritten by Scott Bryan Wilson Art by Juan Gedeon Coloured by John Rauch “From the Russian tundra to the Giza Plateau,
Read moreWriter Matthew Rosenberg Artist Vicente Cifuentes, Mike Norton, Jesus Merino Colors by Roman Stevens & Ulises Arreola Letters Ferran Delgado “The final pieces fall
Read moreNo matter how it started, Detective Comics has long been synonymous with Batman at this point as it has served
Read moreWritten by Joshua Williamson Art by Roger Cruz Inks Norm Rapmund Coloured by Luis Guerrero “The Lazarus Tournament has ended, but Mother
Read moreIn life, they say only three things are certain: birth, death, and change. Within comic books, the three things that
Read moreArkham is a name that comes with a lot of darkness and expectations for bad things when it comes to
Read moreBatman and darkness go hand in hand, but the overall point of having a sidekick like Robin is that this
Read moreBeginning a series amidst a crossover event is one of those prospects that balances precariously upon the realm of high
Read moreWritten by Tini Howard Art by Nico Leon Coloured by Jordie Bellaire Letters by Tom Napolitano “Meow, Catwoman is bored of Alleytown
Read moreWritten by Tim Seeley Art by Baldemar Rivas Coloured by Romulo Fajardo Jr. “The Robins run face-first into a group of
Read moreWritten by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Pencils Fernando Blanco, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki Coloured by Brad Anderson, Jordie Bellaire “When Huntress
Read moreAfter kicking off its big twelve-part ‘Shadows of the Bat’ storyline with a bang, Detective Comics slows things down just
Read moreIt’s a brand-new year and a whole new era is beginning in Gotham City, one where Batman is taking a
Read moreWritten by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Pencils Fernando Blanco, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki Coloured by Brad Anderson, Jordie Bellaire “The
Read moreWhile ‘Fear State‘ might have come to an end, things aren’t going any easier for the citizens or heroes of
Read moreNo superhero has more live action interpretations than Batman. Even his bad guys have appeared in multiple versions on screen.
Read moreWelcome to Comicon.com’s Best of the Year Awards, gathering the best comics and comics talent of the strange year that
Read moreGotham City might have survived Fear State and the Magistrate might be gone, but a lot of the issues and
Read moreAfter a first issue that heavily showcased the dysfunctional beginning relationship between DC Comics dynamic duo, Robin & Batman #2
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Jock “From high above the sweltering summer streets of Gotham, Batman planned to escort the GCPD
Read moreWritten by Tim Seeley Art by Baldemar Rivas “The former Robins launch into action after the assault at Dick Grayson’s apartment. Not
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Cliff Chiang “If Selina Kyle is going to break into the Batcave at her advanced age,
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