Review: ‘Batman’ #125 Begins A Dark New Era
The latest era of Batman starts this month with both this week’s Batman and a new run on Detective Comics
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It All Comes Down To This: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #5
It’s all hands-on deck as the Aqua-Family must rise to the occasion to deal with the Atlantean sleeper cell agents
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Caught In The Middle: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #15
Comic book crossover stories that are completed in the style of running through multiple titles, interrupting, or building off the
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The Demon’s Riddles: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1061
All good things must come to an end are wise words used quite, because nothing lasts forever and stories are
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Claws Versus Claws: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #44
Comic books fill so many spots when it comes to emotions and what a reader might be looking for at
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Review: ‘Batman/ Superman: World’s Finest’ #4 Is Just Gleeful DCU Fun
The Man of Steel and Dark Knight are knee deep in a killer adventure. It’s not just a Superman/Batman adventure
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Blüdhaven’s Heart Beats For You: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #93
The world is a big old ball of really crappy stuff that is overwhelming, and sometimes the collective we just
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Art Is In The Eye Of The Beholder: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #10
Crafting stories and reaching certain points with said stories can take time. Sometimes it takes a whole lot of time.
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Leaves Of Three, Leave Them Be: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #1
When it comes to the colorful ‘rogues’ from Gotham City that cross paths with Batman and his family time and
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Preview: A Vigil For Fallen Heroes Kicks Off ‘Dark Crisis’ #1
Writer: Josh Williamson Artist: Daniel Sampere Colours: Alejandro Sanchez Letters: Tom Napolitano “Crisis on Infinite Earths. Infinite Crisis. Final Crisis.
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Wonder Woman Needs A Soft Reboot
The DCEU is entering a new decade and is still trying to find its footing with a slate of new
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A Crossover Issue Through And Through: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #14
With the review for the previous issue, it was noted that multi-series crossover stories can be very tough for readers
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Swipe Right For Bruce Wayne: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1060
Big death-defying city or world-saving Batman-related stories are cool, but where it truly is at for the caped crusader are
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Peeling Back The Curtains: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #4
For a lot of years, the Bat-family and to an extent the Super-family have dominated attention at DC Comics and
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Deconstructing Comics #737: Kirby’s Fourth World — ‘Even Gods Must Die’
In 1984, ten years after the last of Jack Kirby‘s Fourth World books was canceled, Kirby was brought back to
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Review: ‘The Swamp Thing’ #13 Delivers More Existential Excitement
After all the madness of the past few issues its good to see a moment of tranquility and tenderness open
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Hitting The Road In Style: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #43
After returning to Gotham proper and taking on numerous crime families as well as striking a powerful blow against the
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The Heart Of Past And Present: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #92
Comic books that are jam-packed full of major levels of action, from street-level fights to universal extinction-level battles, are great
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Warner Bros. Discovery Reconsiders HBO Max ‘Wonder Twins’ Film; Shelved As “Too Niche”
Get ready for DC Films to go back to the Justice League fundamentals. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the planed
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Deconstructing Comics #735 — Kirby’s Fourth World: ‘Mister Miracle’ #13-18
Jack Kirby‘s Mister Miracle continued on for a year or so after his other Fourth World books had been canceled.
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A Whole Lot On The Plate: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #9
Jace Fox has been Batman for quite a while now, both through the ‘Future State’ issues and his current series,
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Breaking The Spell(binder): Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #6
Superhero comics will generally give their readers plenty of action where costumed heroes (whether powered or not) will beat bad
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Superheroes Go Primal–‘The Jurassic League’ Reviewed
The Jurassic League by Juan Gedeon and Daniel Warren Johnson reimagines the members of the Justice League as dinosaurs protecting
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Review: The Revolution Is Here In ‘Action Comics’ #1042
Superman and the Authority have now been on Warworld for months. We’ve followed the adventures of Jon Kent while he’s
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A Family Full Of Secrets: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #3
The sins of the past have a pretty common habit of coming back to bite heroes in the proverbial butt,
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The Family Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #13
Multi-series crossover stories can be very tough when a reader may only generally read one of the given titles, finding
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Riddle Me This, Riddle Me That: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1059
Detective Comics is a series that has worn many masks over the many decades that it has been published by
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Review: ‘Batman/Superman: World’s Finest’ #2 Is Nostalgic Comics At Their Best
In only two issues, I’m comfortable saying that World’s Finest is my favorite book coming from DC at the moment.
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From The Shadows The Cat Strikes: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #42
When one crosses and messes with the cat, they should never be that surprised when they inevitably will get the
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Review: An Unnatural And Consuming New Force Emerges In ‘The Swamp Thing’ #12
Like the Jericho Rose of this story-arc’s title, Levi Kami isn’t dead, but rather in a deep hibernation. But with
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New To You Comics #110: Revisiting The Silver Age In “The Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave & The Bold’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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