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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
Batwoman (comic)
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30 on New Batwoman comic series coming in FebruaryFew characters have benefitted from Rebirth as much as Kate Kane. Once the star of her own acclaimed series, she had been relegated to occasional cameos and supporting roles in the past year. Thanks to DC's line-wide soft reboot, though, Batwoman has found new life as the more than capable lead of Detective Comics. Today, The…
Batwoman Annual #2 "Medieval Times" Written by Marc Andreyko Art Duties: Just look at the first picture below… there are WAY too many on one book… Oh my God… It gets worse… I was thought we were going back to space, and instead, I got something worse… Holy mother, I was not expecting this: Seriously,…
Batwoman #40 "Nocturne In Red” Written by Marc Andreyko Pencils by Georges Jeanty Inks by Karl Story and Dexter Vines Colors by Guy Major Before I say anything about what’s inside this book, I want to acknowledge the cover. I think it’s extremely well done, and it makes me wish that the overall quality inside…
Batwoman #39 "Alice, Sweet Alice" Written by Marc Andreyko Pencils by Georges Jeanty Inks by Karl Story and Dexter Vines Colors by Guy Major Well... Here we are... Back to a below average product. Last month we got a break from Jeanty's mediocre-at-best art, but he's returned for full art duties this issue... It's unfortunate.…
Batwoman #38 "Tattered Memories" Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Juan Jose Ryp Well, would you look at that? I actually enjoyed reading this issue!... I'm shocked! For me, this book has been in a downward spiral for a while now. I don’t feel that Andreyko has a solid grasp on who Kate/ Batwoman is…
Batwoman #37 "Muddying the Waters" Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Georges Jeanty *Apologies to everyone for getting this to you so late. Work got a little crazy this week, so I’m behind with all of my comic stuff… (I haven’t even read Batman #37 yet. I know… it’s a sad thing to come to…
Batwoman #36 "How In the World Did We Get Here?" Part 2 Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Georges Jeanty I'm going to start referring to Andreyko's Batwoman as "the slide to NOcenti" because the book is definitely headed that way. The writing is sub-par at best, with unrecognizable characters and disjointed plots. Is it…
Batwoman #35 "Mystery In Space" Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Georges Jeanty Yes, you read that correctly. "Mystery in Space." And when they say space, they mean space. As in spaceships, space suits, no gravity, yet they're all throwing punches without being hurled out into the deep black, space. There's nothing metaphorical here... And…
Batwoman: Futures End #1 "Blood Sisters" Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Jason Masters Before I get into this issue, I want to comment on the solicitation... It's infuriating. "Now a creature of the night, Batwoman turns against her former lover, Nocturna, in a final, deadly conflict." This issue is far from that. So far,…
Batwoman #34 “Night of the Hunter” Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Moritat and Jeremy Haun This issue is supposed to change everything. Does it? Kind of, and we’ll get to those details later. But first, I want to discuss the cover. I love this cover! I meant to comment on how nice it is…
Batwoman #33 “Best Shots” Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Jeremy Haun and Scott Kolins Lions! Tigers! And vampires! Oh my! Ok... Just vampires, but still, you get the picture. Last month we got to witness exactly how dangerous Nocturna is as a free woman. She's ruthless, sees herself above others and the law, and…
Batwoman #32 "Deadly Is the Night" Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Jeremy Haun I just want to get this out of the way, and say that I’m pretty excited about this arc. I feel like Nocturna is the perfect rogue for Batwoman, and I’m hoping that Andreyko and Haun can make this everything I…
Batwoman #26 - #31 Written by Marc Andreyko Art by Jeremy Haun When I found out I was going to be reviewing Batwoman, I knew I wanted to start my reviews with the change of the creative team. Andrew has reviewed everything up to this point, so I wanted to make sure I gave people…
There were enough requests for this in the comments section of the weekly Upcoming Comics article that I figured I'd talk about Batwoman this Saturday. As you know, things didn't end so well between DC Comics and the book's original writers J.H. Williams & W. Haden Blackman and as a result the 4th volume of…
The final volume of J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman's Batwoman doesn't just feel like the end of their run, but the end of an era that began all the way back with Greg Rucka & Williams in 2006's Detective Comics. The story never broke! Not when the Detective Comics gig returned to Batman and not…
After JH Williams III and W. Haden Blackman walked off the title due to editorial differences, DC had to scramble to find suitable replacements. As of last week, solicitations still had issue #25 listed as a continuation of Williams' and Blackman's Batwoman vs. Batman arc and even DC themselves tweeted the very same synopsis yesterday…
Medusa the Gorgon is revealed as the abductor of Gotham's children. Realizing she's in over her head, Batwoman enlists the help of someone who has experience slaying beasts of Greek mythology, Wonder Woman. Together this all new take on the World's Finest travel the globe seeking answers and the location of Medusa before she has…
Batwoman writers J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman announced today that they're leaving the DC Comics series after issue #26 in December. The reason for their exit? The two writers claim there was too much editorial interference and last minute changes, which prevented them from telling the best stories possible. J.H. Williams posted a…
Talk about starting a new arc with a bang! The newest Batwoman story sees her back in Gotham and fighting none other than Mr. Freeze. How did Freeze get out of Arkham? It's not addressed, nor is it ever brought up in today's Birds of Prey where Victor is also wreaking havoc. As for which…
To Drown the World tried to go for the non-linear narrative but failed. It was really disorganized and with the month-long gab between each issue I simply couldn't keep track of what was going on in the story. And since Batwoman is basically a bat-title in name only I decided to "trade-wait" this title. So…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com