Review: The New Golden #1 One-Shot & Justice Society of America #1 (AKA; The Return of Geoff Johns)
The end of November and the start of December brought with them the re-start of
Mikel Janin
Review: Wonder Woman #760
It seems that one of Diana’s darkest moments is getting a kind of look again,
Review: Batman #85
This issue brings Tom King’s oft criticised run on Batman to a close. Through the
Review: Batman #73
 By: Shawn Warner In the wake of the announcement that Tom King’s planned 100
Review: Batman #70
“Tune in tomorrow. Same Bat Time, same Bat Channel.” – Ed Nigma Synopsis: This story
Review: Batman #68
Tom King is not making it easy to be a fan of Batman proper. The
Review: Batman #58
Synopsis: Oswald Cobblepot is welcomed home in style, but he doesn’t seem very happy about
Review: Batman Secret Files #1
Long story arcs that provide twists and turns are incredibly satisfying. They are the seven
Review: Justice League #8
The Totality remains the focus of this Justice League book. I say Justice League, but
Review: Batman #50
Normally for an issue of the magnitude, I would advise that they are spoilers ahead.Â
Review: Batman #48
Man, planning a wedding can be the worst. Especially when it comes to filling the
Review: Batman #39
Batman and Wonder Woman have been around for close to eighty years. They’re some of
REVIEW: Batman #37: World’s Finest Double Date
If Tom King thought it would be a great idea to tell a story about
Review: Batman #32
Nine long issues ago, a question was asked. A question laden with the weight of
Review: Batman #28 The War of Jokes and Riddles, Part 3
Gotham City experiences more than its fair share of terror as The Joker and The
REVIEW: Batman #12
Batman’s persona has varied over the years due to the amount of creative teams that
REVIEW: Batman #11
I think it’s about a prison break, sort. Catwoman gets a big gear shift in
REVIEW: Batman #9
“I AM SUICIDE” commences what is to be the final story arc featured in the
REVIEW: Batman: Rebirth #1
It’s been said that, “the more things change, the more things stay the same”. This
REVIEW: Grayson #17
(W) Tim Seeley, Tom King (A) Carmine Di (CA) Mikel Janin I have a friend
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