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4 on Bizarro #2 reviewBizarro #2: "America Part 5" Written by Heath Corson Illustrated by Gustavo Duarte Colors by Pete Pantazis Letters by Tom Napolitano Next month on Bizarro: Jimmy Olsen, long-suffering pal of Superman, has been appointed a task nobody would want: caretaker of Bizarro. With promises of a possible book deal out of it, and the fame,…
Batman: Arkham Knight #6: "Bane of Existence" Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated by Ig Guara Inked by Julio Ferreira Colored by Andrew Dalhouse Lettered by Travis Lanham NOTE: This review was written before the game was released, so there is nothing that could be seen as a spoiler to those who haven't played it…
Grayson #9: "Nemesis" Written by Tom King and Tim Seeley Illustrated by Mikel Janín Colored by Jeromy Cox Lettered by Carlos M. Mangual When I interviewed Seeley and King earlier this month, they kept referring to the preceding and forthcoming Grayson arcs as "seasons." At the time it seemed like an interesting way of looking…
Batman '66 #24: "Diamond Disaster!/Batman Moves Faster!" Written by Ray Fawkes Illustrated by Jon Bogdanove Colors by Roberto Flores and Omar Estevez Letters by Wes Abbott Sometimes, a villain just needs the right story. I've never been a big fan of the Ventriloquist as a Batman villain (who isn't in this, but bear with me).…
Teen Titans Go! Digital Issue #20: "Last Pizza" Written by Amy Wolfram Illustrated by Dario Brizuela Colored by Jeremy Lawson Lettered by Wes Abbott We've all been there: you're hanging out with your friends, eating some pizza, when you get to the last slice and have to engage in a no-holds-barred tournament where only the…
With today's episode featuring Wonder Woman and Giganta, the first season of Machinima's Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles has come to a close. You can watch the first episode, "Twisted", above. Featuring Kirk Langstrom's Batman analogue fighting Harley Quinn, it was the first in a series of three shorts introducing us to the new…
All Star Section 8 #1: "I Often Wonder What the Vinters Buy" Written by Garth Ennis Illustrated by John McCrea Colored by John Kalisz Lettered by Pat Brosseau WARNING: Spoilers for a 15-year old comic book contained within. From 1996 to 2001, the team of Garth Ennis and John McCrea (with only the occasional fill-in…
Leading up to the July 28th release of Justice League: Gods and Monsters, the new DC original animated feature, online channel Machinima is debuting a prequel series that premieres today. The first episode, "Twisted," features Batman vs. Harley Quinn and can be viewed above. The second episode will be released this Wednesday, June 10th and…
With the recent release of Grayson, Vol. 1: Agents of Spyral and the June 24th's forthcoming Grayson #9, writers Tim Seeley and Tom King have quite a bit to celebrate: this is their first collected volume for the series, after all, and Grayson has proven to be a critical and financial success. To mark this…
With his fate and future uncertain at the outset of Forever Evil, the decision to make Dick an agent of the clandestine organization Spyral was controversial, to say the least. Now, shedding his identity as Nightwing and severing all but the most furtive of ties with Batman, Dick is joined by a cast of characters,…
Batman: Arkham Knight #5– “Better Man/Bane of Existence” Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated by Viktor Bogdanovic Inks by Art Thibert Colored by John Rauch Letters by Travis Lanham Man can Tomasi write some good dialogue. At this point, I might sound like a broken record, but it bears repeating: Peter Tomasi knows these characters…
Batman '66 #23: "The Groovy Grave of Grundy/The Quagmire of Clayface" Written by Jeff Parker Pencils by Brent Schoonover and Giancarlo Caracuzzo Inks by Brent Schoonover Colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick and Flavia Caracuzzo Letters by Wes Abbott While sticking to the two-part, episodic nature that the classic TV series utilized is just one more thing…
This August, the fan-favorite DC Bombshells will be taking over, as a new digital-first comic premieres along with a new line of figures and variant covers. Taking inspiration from World War II-era posters and magazine covers, the Bombshells series, written by Marguerite Bennett and illustrated by Marguerite Sauvage, will feature Batwoman, Wonder Woman, and Supergirl…
To coincide with the end of Convergence and the return to the DC Universe proper, a whole slew of collectibles are being released to comic book shops this June. With a variety of paper masks, temporary tattoos, and posters, there's something for every fan of each corner of the DC Universe. The most notably impressive…
Convergence: Batman: Shadow of the Bat #2: "Home is the Sailor" Written by Larry Hama Pencils by Rick Leonardi Inks by Dan Green Colored by Elmer Santos Overall, I've been enjoying Convergence. Time will tell if any of it truly matters, but above anything else it's been nice revisiting a lot of these characters and eras.…
Batman: Arkham Knight #4– “Need For Speed/Roadkill” Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated by Robson Rocha and Viktor Bogdanovic Inks by Guillermo Ortego and Art Thibert Colored by Kelsey and John Rauch Letters by Travis Lanham For the life of me, I can't figure out why this is packaged as two separate stories. "Need for…
Teen Titans Go! #19: "May I Have This Trance?" Written by Sholly Fisch Illustrated by Jorge Corona Colored by Jeremy Lawson Lettered by Wes Abbott Cover by Dan Hipp Cyborg acts like a chicken. Robin disco dances in his underwear. Starfire becomes a 17th-century French philosopher. All because Beast Boy accomplished the one thing every…
Convergence: Nightwing/Oracle #2: "Birds of Rage" Written by Gail Simone Illustrated by Jan Duursema Inked by Dan Parsons Colored by Wes Dzioba Lettered by Carlos M. Manguel Batman doesn't kill. The Waynes stay dead. Dick and Babs belong together. Especially that last one. Chuck Dixon got it. Devin Grayson got it for, like, eight pages…
Just as a friendly reminder: the annual Free Comic Book Day is upon us this Saturday, May 2nd. Beginning in 2002, the first Saturday of May has been recognized as a day where different publishers release free materials to find new readers, provide a sampling of their product, and most importantly to encourage visiting a…
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Months after it was rumored to be in the works, Frank Miller has finally broken his silence and officially announced The Dark Knight III: The Master Race, the third and presumably final installment of his Dark Knight series. Little is known about the new miniseries, which follows the legendary 1986 story The Dark Knight Returns and 2002's controversial The Dark Knight…
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