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  • Immortal Legend Batman #2 review

    In an alternate universe far far away, Batman wields the power to save his universe. Previously, evil Bruce Wayne variants have begun using their shadow transformations to attack the universe. Now, the real Bruce Wayne must track down each of his shadows all by himself. Incidentally, this issue focuses  on Batman's brand new attack strategy…


  • Nightwing #130 review

    Nightwing #130 marks the begining of a new age in Blüdhaven. After quelling an interdimensional crisis, Nightwing returns his attention to Spheric and the gang conflict. Now, Nightwing must confront a new mayor, a runaway superhero, an out of control police force, and a sinking feeling that something is watching him! Of course, it won't…


  • Nightwing #129 review

    Nite-Mite, Nightwing's biggest fan, transforms into a monster and interdimensional building against his will. Consequently, this traps Oracle and tween Bryce Moran inside of what used to be Titans Tower. Inside the entity, Nightwing faces several monstrous perversions of his life and inspirations. This includes a delusional version of Van-Zee, the original Kryptonian Nightwing. Now,…


  • Nightwing 2025 Annual #1 review

    Watters and Francavilla reteam in Nightwing 2025 Annual #1 to drop the 4-11 on Olivia Pearce and the Zanni. To do so, Watters picks and prods at their backstories with detective work by Commissioner Maggie Sawyer. As her footwork illuminates more dark truths, the nature of the Cirque Du Sin and their master plan becomes…


  • Nightwing #128 review

    Ready, set, go! Nightwing has twenty-four hours to save the Titans Tower after a fifth dimensional event. In the previous issue, the mysterious Zanni forcibly grafts Dick's imp friend, Nite-Wing to the Tower for unknown reasons, trapping Oracle inside. Not to mention, unbeknownst to our hero, the delinquent Bryce Moran is also inside. Now, Nightwing…


  • Nightwing #126 review

    Watters and Francavilla's noir mystery continues in Nightwing #126. Allegedly, Captain Hollow, the ghost of the first cop killed in action; hunts Blüdhaven officers that violate the code. After a Helios cop kills a kid, the apparition lays down the lawman in response. Whether the ghostly shooter is merely a guy in a costume or…


  • Nightwing #123 review

    Nightwing is finding out that taking back the city isn't quite as easy as 1, 2, 3 in Nightwing #123. Lame joke aside, Dan Watters' "On With The Show" saga continues with a closer look at another Blüdhaven street gang. This time, we get the 4-1-1 on the so-called "Flyboiz." As Spheric and Helios seek…


  • Nightwing #122 review

    Part four of Nightwing's "On With The Show" focuses on the secret origin of Olivia Pearce. At the same time, Dan Watters briefly explores Dick Grayson's time as Robin. As Nightwing desperately tries to convince the powers that be of the growing corruption, the gang war continues to escalate out of control. Ultimately, there seems…


  • Nightwing #121 review

    Chapter three of Dan Watter's run of Nightwing is finally here! Previously, the Teddy gang found themselves framed and the targets of the upgraded Blüdhaven police force. After the death of one of their young members, Nightwing decides to intervene before things get worse. Somehow, Olivia Pearce and Helios end up playing the city, the…


  • Nightwing #120 review

    Dan Watter's run on Nightwing kicks off with "On With The Show" part two! In this harrowing issue, Dick finds himself at odds with an obviously evil weapons manufacturer stirring up trouble in Blüdhaven. The company, Spheric, seems to be manipulating the gangs and police force in the city at the whim of a mysterious…


  • Nightwing #118 review

    Alas, Tom Taylor ends his tenure on Nightwing with the final chapter of Fallen Grayson. After framing Grayson for murder, stealing his identity, and blackmailing the city, Heartless and Nightwing finally confront one another! Of course, Taylor must reconcile each and every loose end in this storyline. Let's see if he sticks the landing. (Yes,…


  • First Look At Nightwing #118 - Fallen Grayson Part 5

    Nightwing #118 is the final issue of Tom Taylor's eight or so long year run on Nightwing's solo title. As the final chapter to Taylor's final storyline, the creative team has the unenviable task of wrapping up series long loose ends and conflicts. After a few delays, the early preview for the issue now available…


  • Absolute Power: Task Force VII #4 review

    DC's Absolute Power: Task Force VII continues to explore the state of Amanda Waller's new enforcers. This time, we rejoin the sociopathic brain child of Chip Zdarsky's Batman of Zur-En-Arrh, Failsafe. Yet, Failsafe isn't just another one of Waller's obedient Amazo androids. Like the Batman Who Laughs, Failsafe is the latest horrifying inversion of everything…


  • Nightwing #115 review

    The end of Nightwing is nigh! Previously, Dick Grayson took his Pennyworth Foundation to Gotham in hopes of enticing potential donors. Regrettably, hecklers and a mysterious fire outbreak derail the event. Of course, this is all apart of the sinister designs of Nightwing's arch nemesis Heartless and his parent's killer, Tony Zucco. Let's examine the…


  • Nightwing Annual 2024 #1 review

    Contrary to the title, this is not a Nightwing book. In actuality, Nightwing Annual 2024 surrounds the mysterious life story of Bea Bennett. Unexpectedly, Grayson's ex-girlfriend and Pirate Queen has a more complex backstory than initially thought. Let's explore further! The Streets Need A Body Like most characters in DC, Bea's story begins with a…


  • Nightwing #113 review

    As Tom Taylor's run nears its end, Nightwing #113 works as a makeshift anthology for its #300 issue milestone. Somewhat feeling like an annual, it features three consecutive stories told by Tom Taylor, Marv Wolfman, and Richard W. Conrad. The issue honors the spirit of the run so far, and ominously teases what's to come.…


  • Nightwing #112 review

    The second half of Nightwing's latest tale begins with a race to find a missing child. Initially, Nightwing and Batman assume Heartless is behind the sudden homicide, but truthfully, something worse happening. Let's take a closer look. Proud Of My Son Interestingly, Tom Taylor continues to tell this story from Batman's perspective. Batman's observations about…


  • Batman: City Of Madness #3 review

    After three harrowing issues, Batman: City Of Madness comes to a sudden end! Before the Batman Below can corrupt Jevonney, Batman must battle new versions of his rogues in a dark mirror world. Only, the denizens of the twisted parallel world may not be what he expected at all. Swallowed By The Mouth Of Madness…


  • Beast World #6 review

    We've made it to the end! Like any uncomfortably long and rough road trip, all I want to do is get out and kiss the ground. Before Tom Taylor's Beast World ends, the heroes must figure out how to stop Dr. Hate and Amanda Waller's plans. Show Your Work I don't know when or how,…


  • Beast World #5 review

    As usual, DC promises that every event will be "a game changer," and that the universe "won't be the same." To this end, Beast World features violent mass murder and trauma throughout that world. Most importantly, our optimistic changeling, Beast Boy, is now dead. Before the DC Universe can mourn the lost hero, they must…


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