Review: Spider-Man/Deadpool #45
This is one of those titles that I have been getting since the first issue,
Comic Crusaders
Knights of the Golden Sun: Ancient Writings’ Influence on Modern Comic Books
From the Old Testament to the New Mutants we have always been fascinated by heroics
Review: Aquaman #44
By: Shawn Warner This is the second issue in Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run and
Review: Nightwing #56
By: Shawn Warner Nightwing has been one of my favorite characters since his first appearance
Review: Batgirl #30
By: Shawn Warner Batgirl has been a book that has had some growing pains, particularly
Review: Thor #8
Jason Aaron has become synonymous with Thor in much the same way Walter Simonson was
Review: The Batman Who Laughs #1
Physical darkness, the actual absence of light can be terrifying. The fear of not knowing
Review: Detective Comics #994
Being the huge Batman fan that I am, I have been reading both Batman proper
Review: Justice League #13
By: Shawn Warner To quote the Joker as played by Jack Nicholson, “…and where is
Review: Batgirl #29
Mairghread Scott has wrapped up her first arc since taking over the writing duties on
Review: Star Wars #57
This issue of Star Wars read more like a chapter from A Game Of Thrones
Review: The Punisher #4
I’ve been a huge fan of Matthew Rosenberg’s since his Black Mask days. The first
Review: Catwoman #5
“A cat can only take so much s#!+ before her claws come out!” That is
Review: Sideways Annual #1
Normally I wouldn’t be as excited over an annual, especially an annual in a series
Review: Batman-Giant 100 Page Special #4
Who would have believed the best Batman story would not be found in your local
Review: Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #1
Although The Inheritors are causing chaos throughout the Spiderverse in Marvel’s Spider-centric event, Spider-Geddon, Spider-Gwen
Review: Justice League #10
Writer extraordinaire, Scott Snyder has been indelibly putting his mark upon the DCU since his
Review: Titans Episode 1
 Okay so it’s finally here the debut of original programming from the DC Universe streaming
Review: Justice League #9
 In a world without Grant Morrison, as terrible as that would be, Scott Snyder becomes
Review: Batman #55
Tom King has proven to us issue after issue that he has joined the ranks
