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5 on First look at Metal's Batman: The Drowned and Batman: The MercilessThe Dark Batmen (Batmans?) keep coming as the Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse pave the way for Barbatos. We've already gotten glimpses at the one-shots for the Murder Machine, Dawnbreaker, and the Red Death, and here are first looks at the Drowned and the Merciless. Besides Jason Fabok's covers, DC have also teased Francis…
If you’ve tuned into any type of media over the weekend (news, television, social), then you know that a disaster occurred. Many people are suffering and struggling with what’s taken place, and they’re desperately trying to move forward with their life as best as possible. They’re displaced, and all they’ve known has been destroyed… Yes,…
Metal #2 hasn't even come out yet and we already get a look at October's third issue. Check the gallery below for a few of Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion's uncolored pages. Hard to say what's going on, but we do get a look at the Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse riding some horses…
I can’t describe how overjoyed I am that Damian is in the Batman Beyond universe… But I honestly can’t determine if I enjoyed or hated how this arc ended. I was incredibly anxious coming into this issue, and it had nothing to do with Terry, Damian, or Bruce. I wanted to know what…
Batman and The Shadow are in a race with The Joker and the Stag to the mystic realm of Shamba-La. But who will arrive first, and what are the ramifications of failure? Personally, I'm not enjoying the tail end of this story as much as I was enamored with the opening to it. We started…
Oh, Suicide Squad, I used to love you, but now I’m feeling a little indifferent. This issue does hold promise for the future though, so maybe I’ll give you a few more chances. I’ve made no secret of the fact that I’ve been disappointed with the current arc of Suicide Squad. “Kill Your Darlings” doesn’t…
Lonnie Machin, how I've missed you. During the course of TheNew52, we have actually seen three Anarkys. The first was in a ZeroYear tie-in that featured one of the Green Lanterns and had something to do with people hiding in a football stadium to escape the hurricane about to hit Gotham. When I was told…
Harley Quinn is quite the commodity. You can’t even look at anything being produced with a DC logo on it and not see her pasty face. But however much some franchise fans are complaining that it’s exhausting, there’s just no denying that the flagship Harley Quinn comic book continues to be one of the most…
I know a lot of people feel like Jervis Tetch is a “poor man’s Joker”, but I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for the Mad Hatter because he’s just so crazy and pathetic. I also have a long-running love for the Alice in Wonderland world, so his Wonderland Gang was always a…
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…
Dick Grayson is the most beloved man in the DC Universe. He's liked by pretty much everyone. Of all the people Batman trusts, he's possibly third only behind Alfred and Gordon. Superman himself respects him enough to follow his lead. Dick has led countless groups of heroes in just as many iterations of the Titans,…
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Remember Batman and Elmer Fudd? How great that was? Of course you do. It's a concept that's so weird it's impossible to forget, and for my money it's the best Batman story of the year to boot. It's good stuff, is what I'm saying. This November, the genius team behind Batman/Elmer Fudd is back as Batman…
Of all the Dark Knights that Metal has teased, none are as intriguing as the Batman Who Laughs. For a time, the reason for that was his the very mystery surrounding him; save for brief glimpses, the character has been all but absent from any publicity. Riccardo Federici, the artist behind the SDCC reveal of…
Guys… We’re reaching the end of summer! I only went to the lake once. Once! I think I’m sick or something. That or I’m living in some alternate reality, hell world. Until summer officially ends, I’m going to eat as much ice cream as possible, swim whenever I can, and go ride some jet skis!…
The crazy train that is Metal keeps on rolling as even more tie-in information has been announced. First is Hawkman: Found, a one-shot that follows up on the events of both the excellent Death of Hawkman miniseries as well as the upcoming Batman: Lost one-shot. Per DC: One of DC’S greatest heroes is missing! No one has…
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's bonkers, insanely fun rock and roll event Metal kicked off this week, promising some melt-your-face-off action and some deep-dives into DC's history and Multiverse. It's not all fun and games, though: a mysterious mountain has appeared in the middle of Gotham City, leaving the city in a state of disarray, and the…
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…
In this issue of Green Arrow, Ollie takes a trip to Gotham City! If you haven’t been keeping up with Green Arrow, you might find yourself intrigued by this week’s issue if you’re a Batman fan. The current arc, “Hard Traveling Hero” has Ollie trekking the U.S. in pursuit of the 9th Circle –…
If you're just here for the review portion of this article, it starts about half way down. I'm going to preface this review with some of my personal preferences in regards to Batman, and comics in general, to give you a basis for what is bound to have some effect on the way I see…
Too soon this book seems to be entering a sophomore slump. With its first arc behind, it’s already committing artist-of-the-month inconsistency and taking story plunges that seem too radical (at least, certainly, for my tastes). The whole of the first arc, Marguerite Bennett and James Tynion IV took us on a little trip to Kate…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com