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
Tom King
Review: Batman #24
So let’s get the elephant in the room out of the way; USA Today let
Review: Batman #22
The Button part three starts with a recap of sorts, giving the new and uninitiated
REVIEW: Batman #18
Two issues ago, I pointed out that Bruce Wayne was a psychopath for eating a
REVIEW: Batman #17
The real measure of a story isn’t the hero, but the villain. What does the
REVIEW: Batman #16
It’s Batman and the Robins… and Duke. Well most of the Robins, Tim is dead
REVIEW: Batman #14
Well, that was…lovely? Simple, straight forward, no crossover tie in, no convoluted bullshittery from Bruce
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: The Vision #10
It is a massive shame this title will soon be ending as it is one
REVIEW: Batman Rebirth #3
“I AM GOTHAM”“ Chapter 3 The recent chapter of Batman“s Rebirth finally gives us a
REVIEW: Vision #8
So this is basically the Adams Family but with each member a physical variation on
REVIEW: Batman: Rebirth #1
It’s been said that, “the more things change, the more things stay the same”. This
BOOK REVIEW: A Once Crowded Sky
I bought this book in 2012 and had it signed by Tom King in 2013,
REVIEW: The Sheriff Of Babylon #6
Written by Tim King, Art by Mitch Gerads, published by Vertigo, edited by Shelly Long.
REVIEW: Grayson #17
(W) Tim Seeley, Tom King (A) Carmine Di (CA) Mikel Janin I have a friend
REVIEW: Grayson #12
WRITER:Â Tom King, Tim Seeley ARTIST(s):Â Mikel Janin, Hugo Petrus, Juan Castro LETTERER:Â Carlos M. Mangual COLORIST:Â Jeremy Cox
REVIEW: Grayson #11
Grayson #11 Written by Tom King Art & Cover by Mikel Janin Colours by Jeromy
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