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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‘Batman/Catwoman Special’ Honours The Life And Legacy Of John Paul Leon
Batman and Catwoman get cozy for Christmas in DC Comics’ belated Batman/Catwoman Special. A tie-in to Tom King’s Batman/Catwoman maxi-series,
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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 moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Weekly Round Up Of Popular News, Previews And More
Another week to look back on and offer up ten more popular post for you to check out. So, once
Read moreJohn Paul Leon (1972 – 2021): Family’s Statement On His Passing
Yesterday, Sunday 2nd May 2021, the world of comics lost the artist John Paul Leon to cancer at just the
Read moreUnlocking The Mysteries Of B’s Memory: Previewing ‘BRZRKR’ #2
BOOM! Studios has revealed a preview of BRZRKR #2, the next chapter of the twelve-issue limited series co-written by Keanu
Read moreDC Comics Announces ‘Batman/Catwoman Special’ #1 From Tom King And John Paul Leon
Batman/Catwoman gets a special interlude one-shot this July, which means a guest artist. That guest artist is none other than John Paul
Read morePreview: A Brutal Look At B’s Past In ‘BRZRKR’ #2
BOOM! Studios has revealed an early preview of BRZRKR #2, the next chapter of the twelve-issue limited series co-written by
Read moreDC Infinite Announces ‘Let Them Live!’ Featuring Unpublished Tales From The DC Vault
Somehow I missed this one yesterday, but as the announcement of DC Infinite new comic book series, Let Them Live!,
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 1): Watch Out Penguin, Riddler, Selina’s Coming For You In ‘Catwoman’ #25
Written by Ram V Art by Fernando Blanco, Juan E. Ferreyra, John Paul Leon Colored by FCO Plascencia “A tie-in to
Read moreYour First Look At ‘Catwoman’ #25 From DC Comics
Written by Ram V Art by John Paul Leon, Juan Ferreyra and Fernando Blanco “A tie-in to “The Joker War”! Catwoman
Read moreDC Comics Gives Readers A First Look At Catwoman #25 Milestone Issue
Catwoman #25 promises to be an extra-sized issue to mark this milestone moment with three stories featuring everyone’s favourite cat-themed
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 3): ‘Batman Secret Files’ #3 Spills The Beans On Cheshire, Merlyn And More
Batman Secret Files #3 comes out this Tuesday 9th June offering up an anthology of stories focusing on some of
Read moreBanishing The Feces Demons: ‘John Constantine: Hellblazer #5’ Reviewed
Tommy Willowtree claims to be the new Magelord of England and that John Constantine was his predecessor. John knows this is all a ruse played upon Tommy. The only question is, who is the perpetrator? Also, where do the feces elementals keeps coming from?
Read morePreview: A Hungover John Has To Come To Terms With His Newfound Status In ‘John Constantine: Hellblazer’ #5
I thought I was the only person with the super power of beat hangovers. But, it would seem not as
Read moreThe Obnoxious And Hopeful Next Generation: ‘John Constantine: Hellblazer #4’ Reviewed
John Constantine meets Tommy Willowtree, an optimistic and crunchy young sorcerer who worships John. He wants to work with John to stop a new threat targeting immigrants in London, but Constantine just wants Tommy to sod off.
Read moreClipping The Wings Of Angels With John Constantine: Hellblazer #3
John Constantine’s attempt to bring down the angles of the park is interrupted by more of K-Mag’s men, so he has to retreat. As a result, Constantine has to call in a few favors to bring down the angels of the park. Can John put an end to the angel massacres?
Read moreOf Angels And Bastards: John Constantine Hellblazer #2 Reviewed
John Constantine continues his investigation into the Peckham Rye Commons angels. In doing so, he has to continue to cooperate with K-Mag and even make a deal with an angel in exile. Worse yet, John finds himself in trouble with a police officer.
Read moreAngels Over London In John Constantine: Hellblazer #1
John Constantine is back in London, and he’s back to his old drunk, swearing, and selfish identity. He’s been ambushed and taken to a poorer side of London, and he’s been blackmailed into helping exorcise the angels from Peckham Rye Commons. They’ve been skinning people alive.
Read moreBoy’s Life Meets Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind In Black Badge #1
Matt Kindt and Tyler Jenkins, the Eisner Award-nominated team behind Grass Kings, reunite for a new ongoing series about a
Read moreKurt Busiek Returns With More Real World Heroics In Batman: Creature Of The Night
In 2004, DC Comics published Superman: Secret Identity, a mini-series written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Stuart Immonen. It
Read moreMother Panic Flips The Narrative And Transforms Our View Of Violet Paige
Mother Panic is one of the most consistently interesting comics in shops right now, taking familiar ideas and twisting
Read moreMother Panic #7: ‘Victim Complex’ Continues To Unfold An Intricate Character
The latest issue of Mother Panic arrived last week in shops, bringing in artist John Paul Leon in the
Read moreAnti-Romantic Savage Things Breaks New Ground
Savage Things, a new series from Vertigo, reached its second issue last week (of eight), and by now we
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