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9 on Batman Beyond #6 reviewBatman Beyond #6 'Brave New Worlds Part 6' Written by: Dan Jurgens Art by: Bernard Chang Colors by: Marcelo Maiolo Cat's TidBits: What are we expecting from this issue and what can you expect from reading this issue? We can finally see the finale of Brother Eye and Batman's fight, we get to see more…
Now that's more like it! After a couple of rough issues, Batman&Robin Eternal comes back strong with a healthy dose of intrigue and a Bruce-centric story that is sure to put a smile on even the most critical fans' face. Forget about the story. If this image doesn't do it for you, I question your…
We start a new arc with this issue now that the recruitment is more or less completed. Moving from enlistment to “Combat”, you might expect a lot of exciting conflict and Marguerite Bennett delivers for the most part. Kara and Kortni have been made fighting icons for the Russians (and are hating every moment of…
Spilling over from the events of Darkseid War, these one-shots detail the aftermath of Darkseid's death, and the changes that have occurred amongst the League. Out of those changes, none seems more drastic or as large of a leap as The Flash becoming the embodiment of Death. Even the fastest man alive cannot outrun death,…
I was really excited about reading this issue because of how great the Justice League arc has been and how well written the first one shot with Batman was. This issue doesn't hit as hard for me, but it is still an entertaining story. As soon as Superman is shown, he's already demolishing a massive enemy looking…
What's better than World War II and a bunch of heroes/villains? Probably a few things, but either way the combination works well in the pages of Justice League United. The title delivers on all fronts, bringing comedy, action, and a healthy dose of weird as the rotating teams fight and struggle to take down the breakers.…
Teen Titans Go! Digital Issue #25: “Tooth and Consequences” Written by Sholly Fisch Illustrated Jeremy Lawson Lettered by Wes Abbott Ahh, the dentist. Is there a more maligned and feared profession than that? It's weird, too, because it's effectively a doctor for your teeth. Not that anybody likes to go to the doctor, mind you,…
The last issue of Bat-Mite is here....or should I say FINALLY here. Now maybe I'm just in a good mood since I don't have to dread reviewing more issues of this mini-series, but I didn't find the finale to be as intolerable as I was expecting. But don't misinterpret that as a recommendation. This is…
Midnighter #6 Written by Steve Orlando Art by ACO Colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr This issue kicked ass! And my thoughts on this book are the same as my thoughts on Gotham by Midnight... There aren't enough people reading it. Sadly, Gotham by Midnight is coming to an end, and even though Midnighter is pulling…
Batman & Robin Eternal #5....where the Batfamily continues to dominate Mother's operatives, and DC continues to mess with Tim Drake. Mother and her band of cohorts are quickly losing any sense of intimidation. In the premiere issue, there was a real sense of peril and a thrill of the unknown. Maybe the mystery is still…
The League investigates the homicide of a 200 foot tall eyeball eating alien. Is this an issue of Detective Comics or an episode of the X-Files? Right from the start, I was happy to see that this issue of Detective Comics actually had some detective work for a change. However, it only took a few…
We are just one more issue away from the finale of Harley Quinn and Power Girl. Have you stuck with it so far? If yes, then you’re all set for another fun installment of space zany. If not, you might enjoy picking this up in trade as it’s sure to make a fabulous one-off. Maybe…
Batman: Arkham Knight #10: “Burning the Days” 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 ...and the wheels keep spinning. These are the hardest types of issues to review, the ones that are…
Spawning from the pages of the Justice League, DC continues the story of the Darkseid War in a series of one shots. First on the list is the newly crowned God of Knowledge--Batman. Seated on the Möbius chair taken from Metron, Batman has returned to Gotham to be the hero the city deserves and needs.…
Have you ever had a time in your life when you had good intentions and thought you were doing right and it totally blew up in your face? Well that's what happens in this month's issue of Robin: Son of Batman. Damian is still on his redemptive quest to right his wrongs, but things take a drastic…
Things jump up to the next level for the notorious band named Black Canary as they continue rambunctious tour across the country. With tar aliens, government agencies, mysterious ninjas, scorned lead singers, and rabid fans causing hell for the band, any moment of rest and relaxation is welcomed by them with open arms. However, wherever…
Writer Will Pfeifer teams up with Scott Lobdell to bring a powerful issue that has the Titans facing with their inner demons. The race against time to bring in wanted metahuman, Superboy, comes to a head as the teens confront their worst fears and feelings as they try to get to the bottom of this…
The Batman Adventures #1: "Penguin's Big Score" Written by Kelley Puckett Illustrated by Ty Templeton Inked by Rick Burchett Colored by Rick Taylor Lettered by Tim Harkins Free stuff is always great. You know what's even better than that, though? Free stuff that's actually good. Right now, Comixology has the first issue of 1992's The…
Grayson takes on axe-wielding mind-controlled freaks with the help of We are Robin and Batgirl. That pretty much sums up this whole issue. While I know that might sound exciting and fun, it's actually a lot more mediocre and unnecessary than you'd expect. The story is basically just one long fight scene, but not very…
Grayson #13: “A Ghost From the Tomb” Written by Tim Seeley and Tom King Illustrated by Mikel Janín Inked by Hugo Petrus Colored by Jeromy Cox Lettered by Carlos M. Mangual Put this smooth jam on to set the mood. It will make sense later, I promise. For the past month or so, I've been…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com