Volume 4 is a rather sloppy finale to the No Man's Land saga. It never quite builds enough momentum and often repeats plot points over and over again verbatim because the story was told in multiple titles that are all collected here. That gets pretty annoying pretty fast. However, volume 4 also features some of…

What sets Volume #3 apart from the two that came before it? A few things, first off you get some new faces: Bane and Harley Quinn. That's right, this volume features one of the first comic book appearances of Harley Quinn outside of Mad Love or The Batman Adventures. It's also a less jarring read…

Alright, after writing that extra long volume 1 review with a NML overview and list of TDKR comparisons this one should be much shorter. In that last article I basically said that No Man's Land is one of, if not THE, coolest premise for a Batman story or superhero story. Ever. The only problem is that I…

There's no going back. Knightfall changed things. Forever. After that saga's success, the massive cross-over event became a predictable part of the yearly comics cycle. After the Batman was broken, Gotham was consumed with plague, consumed with plague again, and then it was hit by a massive earthquake/tsunami combo. This last disaster led to a…