My editor doesn't like it when we make predictions in our reviews. It rarely adds anything substantial to the commentary itself, and you open yourself up to looking foolish if you're wrong. I get that. That being said, I almost wish I had last review because this ending could be seen coming a mile away.…

In the heart of Gotham, far beneath its surface, Terry and Kyle Selina the Catboi find themselves in the Garden. After four issues of teasing a supernatural, botanical entity that has been kidnapping children, we finally see the subterranean entity for what it is. So what has all the build up been for? Would you…

If there's one way I would describe this issue, it's "missed opportunities". In fact it's something that I could use to describe the series as a whole, but it's exceedingly apparent here. Every time the story touches on an interesting idea, talks it up as a big, compelling idea, and then has no meat to…

Batman Beyond: Neo-Gothic got off to a rocky start with an opening issue that fell victim to some of the previous series' worse tendencies. Now, as Terry and Kyle head deeper underground, the story becomes more personal, and thankfully it's an approach from which the story benefits greatly. The attempts at weighty deep commentary are…

Batman Beyond: Neo-Year slowly built up a lot of good will before unfortunately dropping the ball at the very end. Its downfall was arguably due to biting off more than it could chew, and promising to tackle complex, nuanced topics that it ultimately couldn't. Batman Beyond: Neo-Gothic #1 picks up after the end of that…