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0 on DC Announces New Comics Releasing on April 28thDC has finally announced their plans to begin shipping new comics again! This news comes around four weeks after the news that Diamond Comic Distributors was to cease all incoming shipments of products in an attempt to help stem the spread of COVID-19 (you can check out our coverage of that here). Because of this…
Welcome back to the Batman News Quarantine Book Club! This week we will be discussing Batman: The Cult by Jim Starlin and Bernie Wrightson, with colors by Bill Wray. This is probably the most obscure story we’ve covered so far, and it’s also probably the darkest. Where Batman: Prey and Batman: Ego both had a…
DC continues to pepper in some digital releases this week, so if you’re looking for some new comics to consume, you have options! Batman: The Adventure Continues #2 Batman's in the clutches of Lex Luthor and his powerful robot as the mad genuis races to open the vault he stole from Wayne Industries and claim…
April is quickly slipping away, and that means it's time to see what DC Universe has in store for us. The offerings to both watch and read are looking pretty good this month. What is coming to DC Universe in May? Check out all of the additions below! New to WATCH This May: New to…
Welcome back to the Batman News Quarantine Book Club! This week, we're gonna be discussing Batman: Ego - written and illustrated by the late, great, Darwyn Cooke. The Deluxe Hardcover that you will find this in does have other stories in it, but today we will only be focusing on the one comic. We have…
Kevin Conroy is going to don the virtual Batsuit one more time as he reads Batman: The Adventures Continue live for fans. DC has announced that Kevin Conroy - best known for voicing Bruce Wayne and Batman in Batman: The Animated Series - will be reading for fans on April 9. Tune into DC Comics…
New releases are still on hold due to Covid-19 and Diamond suspending their shipments, but there is a trade that’s being released digitally, so we wanted to share that information with you. Before we get to that though, we wanted to remind you about our Quarantine Book Club that we started! Last week we discussed…
Alright! Welcome to our first ever Quarantine Book Club! This week we will be discussing Batman: Prey by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy. A little history on this story, it was originally released back in 1990 in Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight, and is meant to serve as a follow-up to Batman: Year One…
I started reading comics in 2013, in the lead-up to Man of Steel. I had always liked super heroes. I had always really liked Batman. But, even as a child, that never led to reading comics. Other than the copy of Spider-Man Versus Wolverine I received from a cousin, I didn't really have anything to do with…
What? An Upcoming Comics post? Didn’t Diamond announce that they were suspending shipments due to Covid-19? Doesn’t that mean that new releases won’t be hitting retailers for now? Yes. Yes. And yes. But… There are still a few things hitting digital this week, so we at least wanted to make sure you were aware of…
Many of us are under some form of quarantine or Stay at Home/Shelter in Place order to help stop the spread of Covid-19. It wasn't so bad at first. There was plenty of cleaning to do around the house, Tiger King just premiered on Netflix, and, most importantly, we were still able to fill our…
Sure, schools may be closed right now, but enrollment is still open at Gotham High. DC’s next graphic novel for young adult readers is due in stores soon, and the publisher has provided a new trailer for the book. It’s a different take on the Batman mythos, to be sure, what with Bruce Wayne, Selina…
Captain Boomerang makes his glorious return to Suicide Squad, and I’ve never been happier to see him! The Story With the first mission out of the way, Tom Taylor turns the Squad’s attention to one of their former teammates, Captain Boomerang. Whenever Digger is around, you know things are bound to get interesting… Mainly because…
It’s not a secret that I’m not the greatest fan of this series. The Batman Who Laughs stuff didn’t resonate with me, and I also did not give issue #7—which started off the current arc—a favorable review. This issue, however, is definitely an improvement! Let’s have a look. Nick Derington is one powerhouse of an…
“Ugly Heart,” the story that’s currently unfolding in the pages of Detective Comics, started off strong in issue #1020. The detective work was entertaining, Two-Face was written and drawn really well, and overall it was a fine setup for the story proper. Usually I like to build some suspense asking whether or not the creative…
Batman Beyond #42 should be a slam-dunk for Dan Jurgens and Sean Chen. It brings the main cast back together, positions Terry’s return to being Batman, and puts Bruce Wayne face to face with Blight himself. Unfortunately, the script offers no surprises and leaves Chen without much to do other than go through the motions…
After discovering the Untitled are back and up to no good, Jason and the Outlaws are joined by General Glory as they go undercover in Quarac to get to the bottom of things. Jason and Bizzaro are now running a food truck and Artemis is a bodyguard to one of Quarac’s leaders, who’s in the…
After returning from Unearth with a newly healed Jason Bard, Batgirl discovers that people have begun to turn into metallic statues! With Bard at the scene of one of the victims, and strange goings on, it’s up to Batgirl to put a stop to all this. This issue of Batgirl is busy. Busy and confusing…
It all comes down to this: an epic showdown between Batman and Azrael—and one of them's going to get wrecked! Maybe both of them are going to get wrecked! Read the book! SPOILERS AHEAD Who is Batman? In my review of last month's penultimate issue of Curse of the White Knight (or maybe it was #6), I…
Batman: Creature of the Night took a long time to reach its conclusion, but it was worth waiting for. Delayed by health problems for both writer Kurt Busiek and artist John Paul Leon, the book's four issues released over a period of just about two years. The hardcover collecting the entire series hits comic shops…
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