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9 on DC Comics Bombshells #6 review“Combat” continues with Digital Firsts 16, 17, and 18. Things are starting to coalesce for our various and myriad teams:. Wonder Woman breaks out of detention, Zatanna and Constantine defy the Joker’s Daughter, Batwoman, Huntress, and Lex blow a sock hop full of Nazi Zombies (literally), and Supergirl and Stargirl have left Russia and come…
I was thinking about the paragraph I would have to write introducing the story and characters and making sense of Koriand’r’s new life in Key West, but to be honest, you don’t really need any introductions from me because Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti have made this issue entirely accessible in a way that doesn’t…
Teen Titans Go! Digital Issue #26: “Sea Changes” Written by Merrill Hagan Illustrated Lea Hernandez Lettered by Wes Abbott This month, the Titans don't want to clean up their messes. Literally. As in, Titans Tower is a mess and nobody wants to clean it up. To Merrill Hagan's credit, that isn't the whole story, even…
Batman Beyond #7: "City of Yesterday" Prologue Written by: Dan Jurgens Art by: Stephen Thompson Colors by: Marcelo Maiolo Cat's TidBits: Coming from the end of Brother Eye, Tim Drake as Batman Beyond experiences a bump on the road as he doesn't know what to do now, but that doesn't stop Matt McGinnis to create…
As issues of Gotham Academy go, this was somewhat underwhelming. Don't get me wrong, it's still wildly entertaining and engaging, but I've put Gotham Academy on a pedestal that this issue just couldn't reach. Everything that has happened up till now, was building to this moment. This installment was a culmination of a year's worth…
If you don’t want the big reveal from the last issue to be spoiled for you, then stop reading. I’m serious, don’t read any further. Ok, but if a major plot point gets spoiled, it’s your own fault. I’m not kidding… No… seriously… even the title of this issue is a spoiler. Fine… Midnighter…
Robin War Part One: With the Greatest of Ease Written by: Tom King Art by: Khary Randolph Colors by: Rob Haynes Cat's TidBits: Robins everywhere! Damian is back in Gotham and he's trying to put things back together as there are kids everywhere donning the 'R' and claiming they are "Robin"; Not only are…
Red Robin and Red Hood battle a bearded Bane on the Island of Santa Prisca, and we get our first glimpse at the Angel of Death! Let me get this unimportant detail out of the way right up front so we can focus on the rest of the issue without it permeating my every thought.…
Maybe there’s been some grousing about “Harley Fatigue” lately, but here’s the deal, people: when a team can maintain this level of consistency in terms of quality, I don’t care how many titles they want to put out. Harley Quinn sells books not because she’s faddishly popular or panders to some particular demographic, but because…
Gotham by Midnight takes us to the edge of an apocalypse for the City of the Bat. Ikkondrid has risen from the swamp more powerful than ever, the Midnight Shift has been dispersed (and dispatched by the looks of it at the close of the previous issue as Drake and Corrigan seem to have met…
I’m pinch-hitting to catch us up for Robin: Son of Batman, so I feel I have to make a few confessions up front in the interest of full disclosure: But it’s okay: I not only read through this book in a quick and easy sweep, but I actually mostly enjoyed it. The Whys and Wherefores…
Batman: Arkham Knight #11: “Scare Tactics” Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated by Ig Guara and Viktor Bogdanovic Inked by Julio Ferreira and Richard Friend Colored by Andrew Dalhouse and John Rauch Lettered by Deron Bennett This is it. The penultimate issue. Will we find out how all of these dangling plots and threads tie…
Deathstroke #12 “Blood in the Water” Written by Tony Daniel and James Bonny Art by Tyler Kirkham Colors by Arif Prianto We’re covering Deathstroke again, and it’s round two of Deathstroke versus the Suicide Squad! If you didn’t tune in last month, Slade infiltrated Belle Reve Prison after clues led him to believe that his…
Wanna see a mountain of armored muscle beat a bunch of defenseless kids senseless? Then you came to the right place! Come for the spectacle, but stay for the depth. Not only does this issue feature plenty of action, it also poses delicate philosophical questions that would tempt the best of us. Last month, I…
Justice League 3001 #6: The Storm! Written by: DeMatteis and Giffen Art by: Howard Porter Guest Artist: Colleen Doran Colors by: Hi-Fi Cat's TidBits: This week's issue we're encountering new characters that involve the Scullions, android servants of the "Lord of all Beings and Things" trying to take down Batman, for what reason? We shall…
Justice League 3001 #5: Before the Storm! Written by: DeMatteis and Giffen Art by: Howard Porter Colors by: Hi-Fi Cat's TidBits: Last month, the issue involved Teri-Flash and the testing of her abilities with Mirror Master, but also some questions that led us to believe that Lois Lane's identity was almost given away, but then the…
Written by Kelley Puckett Illustrated by Ty Templeton Inked by Rick Burchett Colored by Rick Taylor Lettered by Tim Harkins Unless otherwise noted, this was the creative team for each story in this volume. We all love Batman: The Animated Series, right? I mean, it still stands as one of the greatest representations of Batman…
Justice League of America #5 “The UnNamed” Written by Matt Kindt and Rob Williams Pencils by Philip Tan Colors by Jeromy Cox So did you show up to your local comic shop and not expect to see this as this month’s issue of JLA? Don’t worry, I was a little blind-sided when I pulled together…
Grayson #14: “A Ghost From the Tomb Part 2” Written by Tim Seeley and Tom King Illustrated by Stephen Mooney Colored by Jeromy Cox Lettered by Carlos M. Mangual Der ewige kreis. The endless circle. Ouroboros. Strange that we should be given so much information and forward narrative momentum regarding an explanation that literally goes…
The Dark Knight III: The Master Race #1: "Book One" Written by Frank Miller & Brian Azzarello Illustrated by Andy Kubert Inked by Klaus Janson Colored by Brad Anderson Lettered by Clem Robins Those are the opening lines to The Master Race, and considering it's printed again at the end of the issue, I think it's safe to…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com