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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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This week in Justice League of America, the JLA has armor made of light! Why? I don’t know! As far as I can tell, it serves no purpose. It doesn’t appear to be actual armor, and it doesn’t seem to have any offensive benefits either, so I’m not quite sure what the point is.…
When you launch a crossover involving the Titans/ Teen Titans and Deathstroke, and you title it “The Lazarus Contract” (a clear pull from the incredible “The Judas Contract”), you’re automatically giving yourself some extremely large shoes to fill. Rather than just needing to be good, “The Lazarus Contract” has to face, and ultimately live…
Yikes! Josh perhaps said it with the most honesty in his round-up of the week’s comics: “I don’t think anyone cares anymore now that Injustice 2 has arrived.” The sad thing is Injustice: Ground Zero is generally a fun book with some interesting match-ups, mostly in-character exchanges, and consistently strong artwork. If we had nothing…
Let's go for one final ride, dudes and dudettes. Yes, despite the threat of Mad Hatter being wrapped up in the previous issue, Matthew Manning and Jon Sommariva have one more story to tell. I'm ok with that, and if you're here, I'll take it you are too. Batman/TMNT Adventures #6 picks up an indeterminate…
Ostensibly this issue of Supergirl (“Escape from the Phantom Zone” part 1) is the continuation of the story that began in the Supergirl and Batgirl annual that was released in late March? But don’t worry too much about that because not only could I not really remember much about March’s annual, there’s very little reference…
Shiva versus The BatFamily! It's come down to this. A final stand, with the victor deciding the fate of Gotham. Let's get to it... Instead of speaking vaguely about the content of this particular issue, I've decided to go full-on spoiler with it. So, if you haven't read this comic yet, you probably don't want…
Grounded in Qurac! Red Hood and the Outlaws have been shot out of the sky, but who fired the bolt? Bizarro plays hero for some displaced citizens while Jason confronts his demons, but can they get to Artemis before her past consumes her? You have questions—Red Hood and the Outlaws #10 has answers! Spoilers ahead…
Alfred Pennyworth. He's the trusted confidante, the father figure we all look up to, and the dear and loving friend that Batman needs. It almost comes as a shock when you remember that Alfred hasn't been part of the Batman story from the very beginning, debuting a full four years after Batman, but it's near…
Comics are awesome. If you disagree, you're wrong, and I will give you a moment to find the door. But maybe you don't exactly disagree, yet you've also never read any comics. Maybe—like me—you didn't grow up with them. Maybe you wanted to, but you couldn't afford them. That's probably a lot of you: "I'd…
Dick Grayson is a bastion of nobility and goodness in the DC Universe. I like to think of him as the perfect balance of Superman and Batman's best qualities: he has the human attainability of Bruce and the pure heart and trustworthiness of Clark. He's a hero who is looked up to by others, an…
Here it is! The debut of our new, independent post: Cover Talk! We have some catching up to do, so I won’t delay this any further! Below you’ll find the cover of each title being released this week. Check them out. Study them. Try your best not to let your opinion of the story effect…
Ahhh, prom. It's been... quite some time since I went to prom, but what I mostly remember about it was that it cost a lot of money and I unfortunately dressed in a vest that matched the catering staff. That was hilarious. Prom itself is seen as a necessary event in any teenager's life, though,…
We have a lot of great titles on-deck for next week, and I’m extremely excited! The second week of each month is always my favorite, and I have a feeling that many of you share that sentiment. If the titles weren’t exciting enough, Monday will also see our first post pertaining to covers, Cover Talk.…
Here we are with part 3 of "The Button", a continuation of the story that began 11 months ago in DC Universe: Rebirth #1. We've already seen an epic battle between Batman and Eobard Thawne in the pages of Batman #21, and Batman and The Flash traveling across the boundaries of time and space to…
I’ve always been pretty stingy with the 10s around here and I confess I found myself looking for a flaw in this book just to keep those mated 1s and 0s precious. But you know what? This book just knocks all your teeth right outta your mouth, your feet right outta of your socks, your…
It's the first weekend in May, so that means it's Free Comic Book Day! Be sure to head down to your favorite local comic shop and spend some time with your fellow fans, and pick up some cool free comics while you're at it. Like last year, DC isn't offering a whole lot as far…
Tom Taylor is back and he’s looking good on his return to the Injustice universe! While he contributed a little between Buccellato and Sebala’s runs, he’s really been off the title since “Year 3”, back in 2015. Once again, I am staggered to remember that this curious little digital video game tie-in not only managed…
Jessica Cruz is dead! The Flash is not fast enough to save his friend, and a madman with a doomsday weapon threatens to wipe out everything. Jessica Cruz is dead! The Flash is not fast enough to save his friend, and a madman with a doomsday weapon threatens to wipe out everything. Jessica Cruz is dead! The…
Bane: Conquest is a 12 issue maxi-series bringing back Chuck Dixon and Graham Nolan to tell the further adventures of the character they helped create, BANE! And let me tell you, when I first heard about this, I was excited beyond belief. Dixon has had his fingerprints all over the Batverse. If you look back…
This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com