Batman #74 Sends The Dark Knight Into A Pit Of Despair
For the last few issues of Batman, Thomas Wayne has dragged Bruce Wayne through the desert, determined to accomplish a
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Young Justice #7 Dives Into The Multiverse
At the end of Young Justice’s first arc, the newly reformed team was sent away from Gemworld. In Young Justice
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There are few events in comics that have been retconned as much as Krypton’s final days. At this point we’ve
Read moreIt’s A Hero Swap In Black Hammer / Justice League: Hammer of Justice! #1
Black Hammer has been playing with super hero tropes since it began and now it gets a chance to tango
Read moreRed Hood Or Red Herring In Event Leviathan #2
A red herring is a plot device used to mislead or distract from the actual important questions or solutions. It’s
Read moreThe Bat And The Ghost – Detective Comics #1007 Reviewed
A bloody cult has kidnapped James Corrigan, host of the Spectre. The Spectre has, in turn, sought the aid of the Batman. The Dark Knight doesn’t approve of the Spectre’s lethal methods, but the two will work together to save Corrigan’s life.
Read moreAkira Meets The DCU – New Art For Legion of Superheroes: Millennium Revealed
As if I wasn’t already excited by the prospect of the Legion of Superheroes returning this September from DC Comics
Read moreAdventures Of The Super Sons #12 Gets Meta For Its Finale
Rex Luthor has trapped Robin and Superboy in the Hypercube as he prepares his final assault on Earth. What the
Read moreLost In The DC Multiverse: Preview Young Justice #7 From Bendis And Timms
While this issue is the official announcement and premier of John Timms as regular series artist, he’s actually been adding
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake Special: Bill Sienkiewicz’s Unpublished Batman Is Posted Online
Every so often the comics world is left scratching their collective heads and wondering what the hell was [insert name
Read more80 Years Of The Bat: Back Issue Magazine’s Batman ’89 30th Anniversary Issue
80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
Read moreBruce Wayne Sees The Truth In Batman / TMNT III #3
Everyone knows Batman’s origin story. It’s ingrained within the pop culture lexicon and we’ve seen poor Thomas and Martha Wayne
Read moreSci-Fi, Sorcery And Silver Age Shenanigans: The Green Lantern #9 Reviewed
In what should have been a much deserved vacation from his ring-wielding duties across Space Sector 2814, Green Lantern finds
Read moreHas The Fledgling Flash Met His Match In The Turtle? Preview The Flash #74
The Flash #74 continued the gripping look back at Barry Allen’s very first year as The Flash in what has
Read moreThe Scrambler Strikes Back: Preview Wonder Twins #6 From Russell And Byrne
I’ll be interested to see how this week’s issue plays out considering it was meant to be the last in the
Read moreGordons Don’t Give Up – Batgirl #36 Reviewed
Mairghread Scott rounds out a brief, sturdy year on Batgirl this week with Batgirl #36. Picking up directly from the
Read moreShady Meetings And Clandestine Dealings: Enter The Noir World Of Lois Lane #1
Lois Lane #1 is not only a hard-hitting, fast paced debut issue – emulating the kind of life Lois has
Read moreFighting For The Legacy With Deathstroke #45
Deathstroke is dead, and Rose and Joseph are trying to figure out what next to do with their lives. Rose wants to finish Slade’s final contract, and Joseph just wants to live his life. Neither will get what they want.
Read moreDoom Patrol: Weight Of The Worlds #1 Brings Back The Ultimate Weird Heroes
In the nine months since the last volume of Doom Patrol, everyone’s favorite weird heroes burst into the public consciousness
Read moreAn Impossible Choice – Superman: Up In The Sky #1 Reviewed
A girl is kidnapped and taken off Earth, and the trail to find her may very well be impossible-even for Superman himself. Does he still try, even if it means he will have to leave Earth unprotected for a time?
Read morePreview The Green Lantern #9 In Black And White From Morrison And Sharp
The Green Lantern #9 is out this week from DC Comics and while others may have the scoop on the
Read moreThe Last God Brings High-Fantasy To DC Black Label This October
Although Vertigo is shutting down, DC Comics is doubling down on its mature imprint, DC Black Label with a slew
Read moreThe Flash #73 Gets Obsessed
One of the biggest traits we’ve seen on The CW’s The Flash is Barry’s Allen’s obsessive tendency in solving a
Read moreRoving Reporter: Preview Lois Lane #1 From Rucka, Perkins And DC Comics
A rather brief preview, but a preview nonetheless of this week’s Lois Lane #1 from Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins.
Read moreReturn Of The Weird – Preview Doom Patrol: Weight Of The World #1 From DC’s Young Animal
With all the delays that have plagued the Young Animals imprint at DC Comics, maybe mini-series was the way to
Read moreBatman Beyond #33 Shows How Little People Really Know About Bruce Wayne
The usual grumpy and stoic Bruce Wayne is now living it up at a casino, mouthing off to his friends
Read moreDial H For Hero #4 Reveals Mister Thunderbolt’s Master Plan
One of the biggest question marks about Dial H For Hero so far is exactly who Mister Thunderbolt is and
Read moreMagic Is Reborn In Justice League Dark #12
This is it. Justice League Dark has been building to this essentially since the beginning. The final clash between order
Read moreBest-Selling Horror Writer Joe Hill Opens Up Hill House Comics At DC Black Label
As one door shuts, so another opens. As we hear of Vertigo’s demise it would seem DC Black Label is
Read moreThe Tragic Tale Of Arthur Curry Is Finally Revealed In Aquaman #49
So far, Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run has been a distinctive and suitably grand interpretation of the character, but it
Read more‘Superman Year One’ #1: Miller’s Superman Is Not My Superman
Frank Miller is like the comic book equivalent of a stadium rock band, and this is a status he’s had
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