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1 on Justice League #28 reviewIt's time to take the kids home. With the shock worn off, and the technological (and mystical) identity validations complete, the League decides to take their future offspring to warmer environs than the Watchtower has to offer. But what mysterious agenda fuels these mysterious time travelers? And is Diana really the biggest jerk in the…
Nightwing's brotherly benevolence led him back to the big top, but this circus had an extra Beast that nobody saw coming. Bizarro, boats, bearded ladies—the Red Hood annual had it all, and it was a great read. There were also a few more annuals, a few once-delayed books, and a few more Kirby tributes. What…
It's brothers, the Big Top, and the Beast! The Russians have returned to Gotham, and Jason, Artemis, and Bizarro have infiltrated a circus with connections. But when the Beast (née KGBeast) shows up to fulfill a contract, the team will need to cash in on a family connection if they hope to stand a fighting…
It's nature versus nurture! Aqualad faces the horror of his lineage, but he's not alone. The rest of the team scrambles to his aid, but will it be enough to foil the determination of the deadliest helmet in the Seven Seas? Find out in Teen Titans #11, as "Blood of the Manta" comes to an end! SPOILERS…
Welcome back to Break from the Bat, our monthly trip outside the dangerous streets of Gotham and into the wider world of comics. This time, we're merely trading one heart of darkness for another, as we take a look at Boom's Sombra, a four-part mini by writer Justin Jordan, illustrator Raúl Treviño, colorist Juan Useche, and letterer…
Justice League Dark reunion! After getting attacked by some disturbing, disturbingly-familiar faces, Superwonderbats reaches out to John Constantine, Zatanna, and Deadman for help. But even with their combined magical prowess, the "Mystic Trinity" find the Outlaws-turned-Underlaws a substantial challenge. Can the Trinity and their magical counterparts overcome the magic of the Pandora Pits? Find out…
Young Justice! Sort of! After evading Sovereign and journeying through time to find their parents, the Kids in the Hall (of Justice) set about convincing the League of their authenticity. But not everyone is happy to see everyone, and not everything is as everything seems. Something bad is bound to happen soon. Right? SPOILERS AHEAD Who's…
Bizarro is dead, but Lex Luthor is on the case! As Jason and Artemis worry for their friend, the big guy's past comes to light, and we learn that's his linguistic impairments mask a rather complex person. But does any of that matter if Luthor cannot bring him back? Find out what happens in Red…
We can't help it. We want to compare. How is Mister Miracle like Tom King's other work? Is it the next Vision? Will this latest King/Gerads collaboration be anything like Sheriff of Babylon? Nine-panel grids, a far off place—another Omega Men, perhaps? What do we have here? These questions are understandable, but they are the wrong…
The end is nigh, and it's the Justice League's fault! And their future children are going to tell them like it is and maybe try to save everything! With time travel and INFINITY STONES! What the heck is going on? Find out in Justice League #26. Back to the future I'm not going to complain…
I haven't read it yet, but I've heard that All-Star Batman had some delightfully bonkers moments this week. Including something about Captain Batman...? That sounds good enough for me, and I'll need to get on the ball and read it myself soon. Did you read it? What did you think? Teen Titans was par for the…
Black Manta has come for his boy! The mystery of Jackson Hyde's past has been revealed in all of its horror, and he has no choice but to face his father like a man. Meanwhile, the rest of the team continues to fracture around Kid Flash's ouster. Something needs to change, or the Teen Titans…
It's July, and that means it's time for another Legion of Collectors box. And what a box it is! With a theme like Batman: the Animated Series, there's so much potential, and Funko didn't disappoint. While there are a few faces missing (Harley, Harvey, Ivy, and Scarecrow are probably the most prominent), there's only so…
Batman #27 was another great installment in "The War of Jokes and Riddles". Fan-favorite character Kite Man gets treated to a sympathetic backstory, and it was quite enjoyable. Justice League had a decent showing this week, too. The troubled book is by no means completely turned around, but things finally started to click into place…
The virus infecting the Justice League is not what it appears to be! As Wonder Woman discovers the truth of their dire situation, Batman and Superman take care of their own crises. But with the Watchtower plummeting to Earth, what can they do to prevent a global catastrophe? "Dead Space" concludes in Trinity #11. Spoilers ahead Too…
Molly's back, and she's telling tales! While the real villain of "Timeless" discusses multiversal threats with Batman, the rest of the League has a serious tussle with an enemy far older than they are. But even if they stop today's threat, Molly's story suggests a bigger challenge in the future. Bryan Hitch pulls back the…
Batman made quite a few appearances this week, but none was more memorable than when he lanced a mythic beast in the gut. It happened in the prelude to this summer's Metal event—which is appropriate, because there's nothing more metal than slaying a griffin. My favorite book of the week was Red Hood and the…
Welcome back to Break from the Bat, our monthly exploration of what's happening outside of Gotham. I don't know about you, but some weeks, I have trouble keeping up with all of the books I want to read. Family stuff needs more time than usual, work gets crazy, and titles that aren't at the top…
Bizarro is dying. The goofy, beloved super-clone has been the emotional glue of the Outlaws since this series began, all while having an innate death sentence hanging over his head. Is this really the end? That is the question haunting Red Hood and the Outlaws #12. Lop-sided excellence We're a year into RHATO now, and what…
It was Mera vs. the League in Justice League #24, and to the surprise of no one (and the delight of everyone), it took a Batman to straighten things out. The issue wasn't all that great, but it was entertaining once through—I'll take it. "The War of Jokes and Riddles" raged on in Batman #26,…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com