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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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3 on Titans Hunt #6 reviewCat's TidBits: Mr. Twister has gotten ahold of Malcolm and all sorts of things are happening now. Trusting each other is a big thing, especially when there's a traitor... Want to guess who? I seriously can't get enough of this comic book. Probably one of my top favorites at the moment; Hmm, I always think…
Cat's TidBits: Dr. Grimley's murder is now under investigation and Poison Ivy's sporelings are starting to show their abilities, but can she convince the investigators that she wasn't the cause of the murders? This story keeps on getting more interesting by the minute; Dr. Pamela Isley at this point has no idea that her best…
Come June, DC will be launching their newest campaign..."Rebirth". As it stands now, "Son of Batman" will not be surviving this transitional period. Given that the book will not be carrying forward past issue #12, it makes me wonder just how relevant this final story arc could truly be. After all, if they had somewhere…
You know what I want? I want my $2.99 back. Stop being such a downer It would be a misinterpretation of the facts to say that I have been unkind to Black Canary. "Unkind" implies that I have failed to attribute some good to that which possesses it, or attributed bad to that which does not. I have…
One of my favorite things about Year Five so far is the epic fight sequences: both purposeful and exquisitely executed. I’m not typically a reader who enjoys a whole comic of people just beating on each other, but when it moves the story and it’s dramatically more interesting than just characters endlessly trading blows, I…
The Penguin The Batman: The Animated Series Penguin sculpted by Irene Matar is a too round in both head and body. There's a line between a little tubby and rotund and this sculpt crosses it. Oswald Cobblepot looks all right from a profile view, but looking at him dead-on just doesn't match with his design…
Cat's TidBits: H.I.V.E. is the least of the concerns when it comes to Red Hood and Arsenal doing their thing; We have Joker's Daughter who's currently in therapy to see if she's even a suitable candidate to be on their team. Can she pass the psychological exam? Lobdell brings us back to another story of…
Catwoman reaches its 50th issue, and because of that, we’re graced with an extra-sized issue! This is also the conclusion to Tieri’s current story, so I was excited to see that he had some additional pages to wrap things up, because, quite frankly, he needed it… So imagine my disappointment when I discovered that the…
I'm just going to cut right to the chase. Was this issue good? Yes. Was it as good as the first two parts? Absolutely not! Now join me for the breakdowns. This story starts out just as strong as the previous installments. Gordon and Bullock are following a trail of clues with seemingly no connection,…
Talking, talking, talking, and more talking. This entire issue is essentially the set-up for the finale. It does a perfectly adequate job of informing us of who the players are, what is at stake, and what has to be done. I'm sure that when read collectively it will be more entertaining, but standing on its…
After delivering an impressive debut, Tim Seeley and Juan Ferreyra take another stab at New Suicide Squad, and once again, they don’t disappoint! This creative team is the best to cover the Squad since Ales Kot and Patrick Zircher (although, Steve Orlando and ACO have an outstanding interpretation in Midnighter at the moment as…
I love great character moments in comics. Huge action scenes and well-staged fights are great when executed properly, but something that makes you feel for the characters you're reading about? Things that make you understand a previous event or appreciate new connections made between characters? That's something special. The reader has to care enough to want…
Cat's TidBits: A couple of wars going on, but the real issue here is the betrayal of a few known allies that are now coming to light. We have the 'wonders' trying to figure out how to deal with this new Earth, Batman trying to take down Nimbus, and Hawkgirl uncovering the Amazonian's secret. Can…
Coo-coo for comic books Not content with merely making the World's Finest cereal, General Mills has teamed up with DC to put collectible Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comics in some of your favorite morning vittles. More than simple marketing gimmicks, these four minis feature creators whose names comic fans will recognize, and self-contained stories that…
Coo-coo for comic books Not content with merely making the World's Finest cereal, General Mills has teamed up with DC to put collectible Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comics in some of your favorite morning vittles. More than simple marketing gimmicks, these four minis feature creators whose names comic fans will recognize, and self-contained stories that…
Coo-coo for comic books Not content with merely making the World's Finest cereal, General Mills has teamed up with DC to put collectible Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comics in some of your favorite morning vittles. More than simple marketing gimmicks, these four minis feature creators whose names comic fans will recognize, and self-contained stories that…
Coo-coo for comic books Not content with merely making the World's Finest cereal, General Mills has teamed up with DC to put collectible Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice comics in some of your favorite morning vittles. More than simple marketing gimmicks, these four minis feature creators whose names comic fans will recognize, and self-contained stories that…
This month's issue of Gotham Academy is leaps and bounds better than the first two installments of the Yearbook story arc. The first positive in its favor is the extremely Maps-centric nature of the stories. For me, the more involved Maps is in any given story, the more entertaining I usually find it. Second, the…
In this issue, we get the conclusion of Taylor and Rocha's "Universe's Finest" arc. Superman contends with his mysterious captor, Batman cruises the cosmos in Lobo's ride, and--not satisfied with merely capturing our imaginations--the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel capture our hearts. How long have they kept you here? I haven't been reading comics…
Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are the Big Three at DC Comics, if not for comics in general. When Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1 back in 1938, an entirely new genre was born: the superhero comic. Soon after, Batman appeared in 1939 and bridged the popular pulp tales of old with this new medium of…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com