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This issue brings Tom King’s oft criticised run on Batman to a close. Through the
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Review: Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child
The Dark Knight Returns is a classic series, covering many of the key elements of
Review: Vampirella Red Sonja #1
Don’t you just hate it when a company has a good idea and then goes
Review: Batman #73
 By: Shawn Warner In the wake of the announcement that Tom King’s planned 100
Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer #5
Things are less than sunny in Sunnydale, as this issue starts. Sure, it all seems
Review: Batman #68
Tom King is not making it easy to be a fan of Batman proper. The
Top 10 Comics for the week of 4/3/2019
This was a week where picking my Top 10 books was quite easy. Once I
Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #2
STORY So BOOM STUDIOS has the Buffy license now and it seems that this is
Top 10 Comics for the Week of 1/23/2019
I first want to apologize for this list coming out much later than the others.
Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #1
Thanks to Boom Studios, we are travelling back to a time to when it seemed
Review: Batgirl #30
By: Shawn Warner Batgirl has been a book that has had some growing pains, particularly
Review: Batgirl #29
Mairghread Scott has wrapped up her first arc since taking over the writing duties on
Review: Batman #59
Watching a hero fall brings a multitude of emotions. There are elements of somberness as
Review: Batman #58
Synopsis: Oswald Cobblepot is welcomed home in style, but he doesn’t seem very happy about
Review: Faith Dreamside #2
The cast of characters in Valiant“s “Faith: Dreamside”“ series is amongst the best in all
Review: Batgirl #25
This run on Batgirl has gone through some ups and downs. Thankfully, there are enough
Review: The Dead Hand #5
In the fifth issue of The Dead Hand (Image Comics), everything from the previous four
Review: Batman #50
Normally for an issue of the magnitude, I would advise that they are spoilers ahead.Â
Review: Marvel Two in One Annual #1
Synopsis: This Doctor Doom saw a universe destroyed. From the fragments he built his own
Review: The Dead Hand #2
Taking the cold war era espionage tale to a new level, The Dead Hand (Image
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