A Towering Achievement: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1058
All things must come to an end, but some endings are actually just a beginning. All that was to say
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Fernando Blanco
Batman Returns: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1057
They often say that “absence makes the heart grow fonder,” about a great many things in life. While Batman hasn’t
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‘House Of Gotham’ Finale: Previewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1058
Writer Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Artist Fernando Blanco, Amancay Nahuelpan “The Tower crashes to a close! In the epic finale to this
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Madmen Running The Asylum: Previewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1057
Writer Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Artist Fernando Blanco, Amancay Nahuelpan “THE TOWER, PART 11 / HOUSE OF GOTHAM, CHAPTER ELEVEN Batman is
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A Harley Ace Up The Sleeve: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1056
There are a number of things that Batman is well known for — from the costume, to the mission, to
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The Worst-Laid Plans Also Go Awry: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1055
Over eight weeks ago ‘Shadows of the Bat‘ kicked off with an issue that flashed ahead to the moment when
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The Scarecrow Returns To Stalk Arkham Tower In ‘Detective Comics’ #1052
Writer Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Artist Amancay Nahuelpan, Fernando Blanco Colours: Jordie Bellaire “The Scarecrow stalks The Tower! Dr. Jonathan Crane,
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Batman Still Missing: Previewing’Detective Comics’ #1055
Writer Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Artist Fernando Blanco, Amancay Nahuelpan Colours Jordie Bellaire Letters: Ariana Maher, Rob Leigh Cover Artists Irvin Rodriguez, Lee Bermejo,
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The Folly Of One Tobias Wear: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1054
Ever since the first issue of Detective Comics event storyline ‘Shadows of the Bat’, we’ve known that everything the then
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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,
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Batgirls, Batwoman And Oracle Stand Alone In ‘Detective Comics’ #1054 Preview
Writer Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Artist Fernando Blanco, Max Raynor “It’s Nightwing versus Psycho-Pirate in the grand finale of “Shadows of the
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The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1052
In the modern era, there has been a lot of conversations about decompression within American/western comic books, with many for
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The Man In The Golden Mask: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1051
Over the decades, there have been an enormous number of characters introduced within the variety of DC Comics universes and
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Something’s In The Air In ‘Detective Comics’ #1052 Preview
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Art by Fernando Blanco, Max Raynor Coloured by Jordie Bellaire, Luis Guerrero “His hold is
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Its A Bat-Themed Celebration: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1050
No matter how it started, Detective Comics has long been synonymous with Batman at this point as it has served
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The Psycho Pirate Comes To Gotham In ‘Detective Comics’ #1051 Preview
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Art by Fernando Blanco, Max Raynor Coloured by Jordie Bellaire, Luis Guerrero “Psycho-Pirate! Qu’est-ce que
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Previewing The Landmark ‘Detective Comics’ #1050
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki, Mark Waid Pencils Fernando Blanco, Dan Mora, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki, Dan Mora Coloured
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The Cat’s Back In Town: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #39
In this modern era of relaunches and reboots and shiny new number ones that come about quite often, it’s rare
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Dark Secrets Rising: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1049
Arkham is a name that comes with a lot of darkness and expectations for bad things when it comes to
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Previewing DC Comics’ ‘Detective Comics’ #1049
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Pencils Fernando Blanco, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki Coloured by Brad Anderson, Jordie Bellaire “When Huntress
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Physician, Heal Thyself: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1048
After kicking off its big twelve-part ‘Shadows of the Bat’ storyline with a bang, Detective Comics slows things down just
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Batwoman Goes Undercover In ‘Detective Comics’ #1048 Preview
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Pencils Fernando Blanco, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki Coloured by Brad Anderson, Jordie Bellaire “The
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Welcome To New Arkham, Same As Old Arkham: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1047
It’s a brand-new year and a whole new era is beginning in Gotham City, one where Batman is taking a
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Rehabilitating The Bad Guys: Previewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1047
Written by Matthew Rosenberg, Mariko Tamaki Pencils Fernando Blanco, Ivan Reis Inks Fernando Blanco, Danny Miki Coloured by Brad Anderson, Jordie Bellaire “The
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Long Live The Queen: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #38
Selina Kyle, the Catwoman, has been prowling her way across Gotham City and the DC Universe for over 80 years
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You Come At The Queen, You Best Not Miss: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #35
Heavy and uneasy is the head that wears the crown. For most of the last year, Selina Kyle has fought
Read moreRomance, Religion, And Revenge: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #34
One thing that will never ever be tiring to say is stating just how absolutely wonderful and even potentially perfect
Read moreRooftop Rendezvous: Previewing ‘Catwoman’ #34
Written by Ram V Art by Fernando Blanco “The Magistrate comes to Gotham, and Alleytown stands as the last place
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With the question of who Selina Kyle is and the origin of Father Valley having been answered in the previous
Read moreThe Cops Come Down Heavy Handed In Alleytown: Previewing ‘Catwoman’ #33
Written by Ram V Art by Fernando Blanco Coloured by Jordie Bellaire “Selina has worked hard to establish herself as
Read moreReview: Behold The Birth Of The Deadly And Enigmatic Father Valley Within ‘Catwoman 2021 Annual’ #1
Annuals have been an off-and-on staple within the realm of DC and Marvel Comics for quite a long time. Often
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