Reviews

  • Batman: Dark Patterns #1 - Review

    If you’re anything like me (and, for both our sakes, I pray that you are not), you’re growing a little tired of the multiverse. It’s a pervasive trend throughout pop culture these days, and, despite whatever platitudes its advocates may evoke (i.e., “Anything goes! Anything is possible!”), it doesn’t suit every legacy character.   And,…


  • Batman and Robin #16 Review

    Memento is making his name known in Gotham with his recent attacks and is pushing Batman and Robin to their limits. This threat dates back centuries, but is this the original Memento or is this a copy cat? And what ties does he have with Bruce? The mystery is starting to unravel, and the duo’s…


  • DC vs Vampires: World War V #5 Review

    Is this what it's like to be in a relationship that’s lost its spark? Like, the first few months were really exciting, but eventually, everything settled into a predictable routine. Both of you try to work on the relationship, hoping to recapture that initial attraction, and you might even discover something that spices things up.…


  • Little Batman: Month One #2 review

    Following the disquieting abduction of Bruce Wayne on New Years Day, Little Batman: Month One #2 follows Damian's first month without his father, yet again. Left to his own devices Damian must investigate and deal with a mysterious new babysitter. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne must humor the pointless schemes of the Scarecrow. Let's see where the…


  • Batgirl (2024) #2 Review

    Lady Shiva has returned to warn her daughter, Cassandra Cain a.k.a. Batgirl, that they’re in grave danger and need to leave Gotham immediately. The threat is the mysterious Unburied, and they have even Shiva concerned. Batgirl reluctantly agrees to team with her mother, but their foes remain determined to take them down. The first issue…


  • Birds of Prey #16 review

    Cassandra Cain has infiltrated the underground schemings of your most gentrifying hipster looking cult with… mixed results. The rest of her team are unsure of her whereabouts and a mouthful of knockout gas has our small bat waking up in unfamiliar cages surrounded by Amazon warriors being exploited for… reasons? Will Cass find out what’s…


  • DC Horror Presents… #2 review

    Spooky season comes to Gotham…a bit later than usual, but that’s comic book scheduling for you. I’ll be honest: with two features by people who aren’t primarily comic book writers, I’m a bit wary of what to expect with this comic. But hey, reviewing an anthology with two stories is probably going to be easier…


  • Two-Face #1 review

    Following the near hallucinogenic iteration in Batman: City Of Madness, Christian Ward continues the fun in Two-Face's first solo series! Two-Face follows the former D.A building a brand new reputation as the lead prosecutor in an underground kangaroo court. In this issue, Harvey Dent must argue the defense of Victor Zsasz in a murder trial.…


  • Batman #155 review

    Sometimes even when something is all but over it can still find ways to surprise you. I admit I've probably become a bit of a broken record when talking about this title, in large part because the same core problems underlie so much of the run up until this point. "Dying City" was Zdarsky's final…


  • Harley Quinn #45 - Review

    If there was one thing I would have wanted from the previous run on Harley Quinn, it was a greater sense of narrative consistency.   A story that’s bouncing all over the place can, of course, be more easily forgiven when its protagonist is someone who is often, quite literally, bouncing all over the place.…


  • Batman: The Long Halloween - The Last Halloween #3 Review

    In the last issue of The Last Halloween, Batman and Robin were further investigating into the kidnapping of James Gordon Jr., and these new copycat Holiday killers who have been taking out Batman’s rogues. The issue ended with Batman being potentially framed for murder. Is the FBI involved somehow? And why are the villains specifically…


  • Detective Comics #1091 review

    If the last issue didn't make it clear enough, this one makes sure to hammer home what the arc's themes are. In fact, the main plot of finding out who the serial killer is has largely taken a backseat. Instead, the story is far more interested in what the killings mean for Batman's mental health…


  • Batman: The Brave and the Bold #19 review

    So we’re at the penultimate issue of this anthology comic that has stuttered throughout most of its run. It has been harder and harder to recommend this series with each passing month, considering the overall poor quality of the stories, but the last few issues have had a few gems. Let’s hope this volume of…


  • Nightwing #120 review

    Dan Watter's run on Nightwing kicks off with "On With The Show" part two! In this harrowing issue, Dick finds himself at odds with an obviously evil weapons manufacturer stirring up trouble in Blüdhaven. The company, Spheric, seems to be manipulating the gangs and police force in the city at the whim of a mysterious…


  • Justice League Unlimited #1 review

    So the League’s finally back after a long (and somewhat unnecessary) hiatus after the events of Absolute Power, having realized that the world needs the Justice League to protect its people. Is the return of the World’s Greatest Superheroes as grand as promised? If you’ve read my segments of the DC All-in review as well…


  • Catwoman #70 Review

    So, with the latest run on Catwoman starting on a strong enough hook, does this issue carry the momentum forward? Or has this cat been de-clawed and cornered early on in the run? Alright, in my last review, I had an issue with the writing, where despite having a good voice for dialogue, the scenarios…


  • Batman & Robin: Year One #2 review

    I must say, I've found myself looking forward to today. Why you may ask? Well, today I get to take a look at Batman & Robin: Year One #2! Last month's issue set up some plot points with Two-Face and the mysterious General Grimaldi, all set upon a backdrop of newfound fatherhood by Bruce Wayne.…


  • Dark Knights Of Steel: Allwinter #5 review

    As the legend continues, Slade manages to survive the brutal ambush by Killer Frost and his daughter Rose. With Alec kidnapped, Deathstroke may have to return to the "Everstorm," but he miraculously finds an old ally. As it happens, the two eventually team up and effectively turn things in their favor. Meanwhile, Heir to The…


  • Batman/Superman: World's Finest #33 review

    Batman/Superman: World's Finest closes out another story arc, and it's sad to say that it's starting to feel a bit tired as it approaches three years. The underlying appeal is still there, Batman and Superman are still going on fun adventures together, but a number of the same problems keep showing up and becoming more…


  • The Question: All Along the Watchtower #1 Review

    Renee Montoya’s career as the Question reaches new heights… literally, as she finds herself stationed on the Justice League Watchtower. As someone who loved the journey writer Greg Rucka took her on and has also felt that she has sort of lacked a sense of stability since, does this new series put her on the…


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