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It's dramatic. It's erratic. We're eight weeks into this series ($23.92 if you're keeping track...I am) and boy, is this a slow build. There are so many stories to be told in 20 pages that each one is taking micro steps toward its final goal. I'm going to take a broad look at each of…
If Futures End is a crystal ball meant to show us what will come, then the swirling clouds in the center are starting to take shape. We've still got (as my grandmother would say) a "ways to go" but things are becoming more and more interesting. With so many different story lines it can get confusing. Thankfully…
Ah yes! We're seeing some story lines come together here. Things are happening. Tim's got that beard. Good stuff! This issue opens up with our would-be criminals still trying to plan a break-in at Terrifitech all the while sitting in the park. I guess in the future it's normal to look like super villains while…
The storylines keep coming. The mounting tension with Frankenstein and Tim –I mean– Mr. Corcoran is put on hold for an introduction of a couple new characters this issue. It’s all about the long haul and peeling this onion back one layer at a time. Just try not to cry. I liked Andrew’s breakdown for…
S.H.A.D.E. wants something to do with Frankenstein; Cal Corcoran is being evasive; an ex-con weighs his options; and Grifter is still doing his thing. The characters are plentiful in this installment of Futures End. Recommended if: Overall: It's tough grading these weekly comics. On the one hand, we are being asked to pay $2.99 for each comic…
Forever Evil has ended. Lex saved the day. Not much is back to normal. In this issue entitled Injustice League Chapter One: Kicking Down Doors, Geoff Johns takes a step back from all the over-the-top action and focuses on asking some intriguing questions about the Justice League and Lex Luthor. The issue begins with the…
Batman’s been bouncing around the world looking for his son’s body that was stolen by Ra’s al Ghul. He and Frankenstein have found themselves at what was once Nanda Parbat near another “special” Lazarus Pit. The solicits are true in that “The hunt for Robin concludes!” because technically Batman has found his son’s body. The…
This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com