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57 on Tim Drake: Robin #4The mysteries are piling up as Robin tries to put the pieces together. There are clues stranded in a sea of information and he feels like he’s getting closer and closer to unveiling it all! Since these comics attract a lot of criticism from Tim Drake fans I am always happy to include their points…
While new characters from the previous timeline are revealed to us, we get to see Tim Drake prepare a daring assault against the Church of Blood. Superboy is about to get executed and the team has to get ready as soon as possible, right? This series loves to use expositional tropes to advance its plot.…
So the previous issue was completely unrelated to the New York arch that we sadly have to get back to. This time we're witness to a bunch of family drama and some disturbing reminders of mass shootings. Let’s see how Batman deals with it!I’ve had lots of complaints for the New York arch and it’s…
It seems as though Tim Drake has abandoned any pretense of seeking out a life that is in any way shape or form separate from his identity as Robin. While the writing seems to embrace this idea it must still finish the painfully contrived mystery narrative that is pulling the strings behind the scenes. Though…
Oh boy do I have thoughts for this one! This review is gonna be longer than usual because I have to address some problems here and, sadly, be critical of something that I still see great promise in! To recap a bit on the story, Titans United: Bloodpact takes place in a parallel world where…
Before I begin talking about this issue I would just like to apologize and hold myself accountable for misgendering Kid Quick in my last review. Thankfully a fellow editor was able to correct the mistake but I shouldn’t have assumed that I knew their gender and especially when there are so few nonbinary characters it’s…
I Am Batman takes a leap into uncharted territory and becomes a much more exhilarating read. I’m a bit hesitant due to the fact that I Am Batman always seems to have an intriguing moment where everything looks like it’s about to get better only to go back to the same sludge of repetitive…
Tim Drake is trying to forge his own path in the Gotham Marina, away from Batman, trying to find out what life could be like if he didn’t have to worry about being Robin. While trying to build a relationship with Bernard, an evil genius in love with detective stories keeps pulling Tim Drake back…
After Raven had taken up the offer of shaping the world to her liking we are introduced to a whole new reality where the Church of Blood has found a new messiah and their power has become omnipresent. Tim Drake is dropped into the world as the only one to retain memories of what used…
So you’ve made it to the finale of “The Right Question” and maybe like me you had no idea that it was the finale even after reading it because the story was so underwhelming. If you’re following these reviews or the I Am Batman comics then chances are you were paying closer attention than me…
There’s something kind of satisfying in seeing that this mini-series is almost over. I was genuinely excited after reading the first issue, cautiously optimistic after the second and since then have just been surfing on the wave of mediocrity that each subsequent issue has delivered (mediocrity being the best it could offer, I don’t even…
With Batman out of the picture Tim Drake takes a moment to breathe, reflect on who he is and what he wants to become. There are moments where this makes him want to seek out meaningful relationships with non-vigilantes or moments where he slips back into the role of Robin and uncover crime; all the…
The idea behind the One Bad Day series is to have Batman explore 64 page escapades with some of his most iconic enemies. However, the page count seems to be the only thing directly related to Alan Moore's The Killing Joke. Instead One Bad Day is supposed to mean that all of these stories take…
The first thought that popped into my head when reading this issue was: wait, haven’t I read this before? I’m now reviewing two different six issue long Teen Titans stories where the main antagonist is the Church of Blood. These two stories are still wildly different but already I’m wondering why they couldn’t have just…
Come witness one of the slowest stories in Batman history! This time we get to witness heady philosophical conversations between Batman and his allies while his little sister confronts the people that are dragging down those she tries to help. It’s difficult to remember that this is supposed to be part of a new storyline…
While we get our first fight between the Teen Justice team and their Green Lantern opponents, a handful of mysteries surrounding the suspicious involvement of Raven comes creeping in to remind us that there is much more to this story than meets the eye. This issue is full of teasers for things to come, which…
While Batman is investigating the murder of Anarky a new mask joins his pursuits in the Big Apple. The youngest daughter of the Fox family is trying to make the world a better place which unintentionally mirrors her brother. As the Question has Batman openly sharing his thoughts, the only question I ask myself is,…
Now that we’re at the third issue of Multiversity: Teen Justice I can confidently say that the story and art are continuing to go in opposite directions. While each issue has the art improving more and more, the story is slowly starting to wither and head straight towards mediocrity. Troy has gone missing this issue…
She Got Next is the first installment of a new arc. Even though this issue calls itself a part one, most of the plots revolve around the Empire State of Mind finale and barely push past that. Most of the detective work in this issue happens at the very end and so we aren’t really…
In this second issue of Multiversity: Teen Justice the gang splits up in order to find out more about the Church of Blood. Even though I really wasn’t a fan of the ending of the first issue there was still a lot that Multiversity: Teen Justice had to offer. I was really enjoying the character…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com