Let's go for one final ride, dudes and dudettes. Yes, despite the threat of Mad Hatter being wrapped up in the previous issue, Matthew Manning and Jon Sommariva have one more story to tell.  I'm ok with that, and if you're here, I'll take it you are too. Batman/TMNT Adventures #6 picks up an indeterminate…

I'm going to be real here: this is pretty much Fan Service: The Comic Book.  As much as this series has built to a climax, it almost takes a back seat to a near-endless stream of jokes, references, and homages.  In any other comic book this might annoy me, but here?  Batman and the Ninja…

Month in and month out, I'm loving these title pages.  It's a strange thing to mention, but given that they're the first thing you see after the cover it's important to leave a good impression.  Batman/TMNT Adventures continues to impress with its title page, using stark colors and imagery to evoke the feeling of watching…

There's a phrase that I've caught myself using lately to describe the books I cover: "a really good time," or some derivation thereof.  At the end of the day, that's really all I want.  Sure, I love great continuity-heavy stories, intricate plots, and an experience that rewards making a true investment in the story.  You…

These title cards are awesome. In fact, the whole visual aesthetic of this series is pretty outstanding so far.  Save for a few notable exceptions, I downright love the look of this crossover and will keep insisting that Jon Sommariva be given a new animated series-style Batman book and soon.  It's a match that makes…

Do you love Batman: The Animated Series? What a silly question, of course you do. Do you miss seeing the character designs gracing television and the printed page?  And not the New Batman Adventures designs, or even the  ones from the Justice League cartoon, but the classic blue highlights/yellow chest symbol Batman? How about Nickelodeon's…