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Written by James Tynion IV Art and colours by James Stokoe “The riveting new vigilante known as Clownhunter was a breakout
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First we had the New 52, then we got ‘Rebirth’ and now we get a third relaunch (don’t call it a
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There seems to be no stopping The Batman at the moment. And James Tynion IV’s run on the book has
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“The iconic anthology series returns with a brand-new slate of comics’ most exciting and innovative storytellers to explore the Batman
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Readers probably know all they possibly could know about Batman. However, the Dark Knight seldom pushes outside of Gotham City.
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There’s no horror worse than the horror’s of real life. And The Department of Truth #3’s “Monster of the Month”
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The Ghost-Maker has come to Gotham. Last issue, it made for a strong story. Does it continue that upward trajectory
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BOOM! Studios’ Something Is Killing The Children #12 picks up in the aftermath of Erica’s failed gambit to save Archer’s Peak. ‘The
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Of all the various tropes you might find in a Batman story, one of the most common is figures from
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Written by James Tynion IV Art by Mirka Andolfo “Spinning out of the pages of “The Joker War” comes the
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James Tynion IV latest newsletter gives readers of The Department of Truth a look at the upcoming covers for the
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End of the week and, after a week off, we’re back with three recommended reads for you to look out
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