Tearing Down Those Walls: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics: Gotham Nocturne Act I’
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with physical, mental, and emotional scars as proof.
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Lee Loughridge
Rise Of The Darkest Knight: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1083
Batman is just a man, but is also a very powerful force. A symbol. A figure that transcends the ages.
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Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
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Mark Millar Reveals His First Of Five New Comics Series With Dark Horse, ‘Nemesis
Well, today’s the day Mark Millar reveals all with a rollout of five titles he’ll be publishing through Dark Horse
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A Little Questioning Never Hurt: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1082
Dark forces, altered realities, and unanswered questions continue to plague Batman and his beloved Gotham, as Detective Comics’ two-in-one story
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Games Of Autarchs And Kingsnakes: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #17
When Romulans are about, galaxy-rocking treachery and deceit are commonplace. Thanks to one Harry Kim, they just might succeed. Star
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It’ll Only Hurt A Little: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1081
Batman and Gotham. Forever linked, the city and vigilante sworn to protect it. What happens when that link is severed?
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The Brink Of War Once More: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #16
Captain Benjamin Sisko is many things. Father. Starfleet Officer. Warrior. Emissary. Diplomat. What he’s not is someone who gives up.
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Previewing The Penultimate Issue: ‘Fables’ #161 From DC Black Label
This coming week sees a new issue of Fables from DC Black Label continuing to chronicle the story of the
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The Brutal Truth Of Evolution — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #15
Often, Star Trek is all about moralistic explorations of the human condition, complicated made-up scientific techno-babble, or big bold action.
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Advance Review: ‘The One Hand’ #1 Breathes Life Into Police Procedurals
Just when Detective Ari Nassar is out, he gets pulled back in. Nassar is literally celebrating his retirement from the
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Nothing Neutral About This Zone: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #14
Sometimes you have to stop a God killer. Other times it’s about avoiding war with space dinosaurs. Starfleet is wild.
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The Beasts Lurking Within: Reviewing ‘Tales Of The Titans’ #4
Garfield Logan, the Beast Boy, is about to be a pretty big center of attention for the entire DC Universe.
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The Thing About Space Lizards: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #13
Stopping a killer of Gods and ending a Day of Blood probably should earn Ben Sisko’s crew some time off.
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Two New Crime Series Announced From Ram V, Dan Watters, And Image Comics
Teased at New York Comic Con recently, two new series from White Noise Studio members Ram V (The Many Deaths
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The Sunday Spotlight: Your Fast Spin Round The Comics News
Another Sunday, another Sunday Spotlight, another set of bits of news that I reckon you’re going to find interesting…
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NYCC 2023: IDW Turns To Star Trek’s Next Next Generation In 2024
Star Trek comics publisher IDW is skipping a generation with its newest series, due out early next year. At a
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Discover What Horrors Lie Within The Interstellar Journey To The Promised Planet Of ‘EDEN’
Welcome to the table, Space is the final frontier if all the pop culture information is to be trusted,
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Cracking Up For The Ones You Love — Reviewing ‘Knight Terrors: Detective Comics’ #2
Dreams, particularly nightmares, often do not make sense. At least, not in the moment that we are going through them.
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The Jury Says Guilty On All Counts: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #10
Benjamin Sisko’s trial is over. The Cardassians have reached a ruling and justice will be dispensed. What does justice mean?
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Review — ‘Tim Drake: Robin’ #10 Sacrifices Logic For Nostalgia In Series Finale
The latest in a line of Robin series have come to a close, and it’s a conclusion that creates mixed
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The Voices In Your Head: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1073
Things have taken an explosive turn in Gotham City. Unfortunately for Batman, the Orghams are seemingly always ten steps ahead.
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Hanging Out With Old Friends — Reviewing ‘Hellboy 1957: Fearful Symmetry’
Welcome to the table, Ron Perlman once said I’ve always felt there were aspects of me that were monstrous, and
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A Sea Of Red Upon Us All: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #9
Cardassian “justice” is always swift and truly brutal. The strike of the Red Path is just as swift and brutal.
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Review: ‘Hunt.Kill.Repeat.’ #4 Somehow Keeps Upping The Bar
Welcome to the table, The team is coming together in the best possible way. Mad Cave Studios’ Hunt.Kill.Repeat team
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Scissor Sisters’ Scott Hoffman Writes New Noir Adventure Series ‘Nostalgia’ For ComiXology Originals
Scissor Sisters’ Scott Hoffman (aka Babydaddy) is turning his artistic talents to writing comics with the debut of noir five-part
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Advance Review: Love Rules In ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ Vol. 1
As unlikely as it may seem, the apocalypse is apparently the perfect place to set a love story. Or at
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Boldly Going Where We’ve Gone Before: Reviewing ‘Star Trek Annual 2023’
Behold, the Holodeck! A future technological marvel where any vista, period, moment, or space can be brought to holographic life.
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Beware Of Falling Bats: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1072
With the lights still dimmed and the audience comfy in their seats, the second act of the Gotham Nocturne continues.
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Is This The Beginning Of The End For Batman? Previewing ‘Detective Comics #1072
Written by: Dan Watters, Ram V. Art by: Ivan Reis, Stefano Raffaele, Danny Miki, Brad Anderson, Lee Loughridge Batman arrives
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Review: ‘Hunt.Kill.Repeat.’ #3 Hits The Mark
Welcome to the table, I was looking forward to this one. You know that feeling you get when you are
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