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Category Archives: DC
Webcomic Wednesday – Batman ’66
Holy atomic pile Batman! It’s Webcomic Wednesday, the day I trawl through the digital space to show the readers something new and exciting. This week I’m checking out DC’s latest digital effort Batman ’66, courtesy of writer Jeff Parker, and the … Continue reading
Review: Batman & Superman #1 Greg Pak, Jae Lee & Ben Oliver
I am in complete agreement with a whole lot of sentiments being thrown around the Internet. We need another Batman or Superman comic just as much as we need another X-Men title – they just keep coming, and there’s going … Continue reading
Review: Superman Unchained #1 – Scott Snyder & Jim Lee
Superman is getting a lot of love lately, and why shouldn’t he? He’s the superhero archetype, celebrating not only 75 years of his existence, but also essentially heralding the 75 years of superhero comics as we know it. He’s got … Continue reading
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Review: Batman #21 – Snyder and Capullo
Batman perhaps more than any other comic book character has had his origin examined and scrutinized, most notably by Frank Miller in his masterfully written Year One. So when Zero Year was announced I was cautiously optimistic. The fact that … Continue reading
Webcomic Wednesday – Adventures of Superman
Ok I know. DC’s weekly digital instalment, Adventures of Superman, isn’t exactly a webcomic. But technically it’s digital first and it’s a comic so I’ll allow it. Plus it’s the 75th anniversary of the quintessential superhero, and I haven’t had a chance to … Continue reading
Justice League Dark #20 – Lemire / Fawkes / Janin /Cifuentes
The House of Mystery has been seized and Swamp Thing imprisoned – the work of the sinister Doctor Destiny. He has sent his nightmare creations to battle the Justice League Dark, who have recruited The Flash to aid them in … Continue reading
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Review: Batman #20 – Snyder / Capullo / Miki
This issue is the end of the two-part Nowhere Man story arc as well as the final story to be told in the present day in Batman, as Year Zero begins in issue 21. This is another amazingly rendered issue … Continue reading
Review: Aquaman #19 – Johns, Pelletier and Reis
Some Atlantean weaponry has fallen into the hands of The Scavenger, who is operating out of a pilfered Russian nuclear submarine, and Arthur has taken it upon himself to retrieve it. He seeks the assistance of Topo, a giant octopus-like … Continue reading
Review: Constantine #1 – Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes & Renato Guedes
I was always a huge fan of Hellblazer, and while I eventually fell behind, Vertigo’s longest running series always had a special place on my shelf. With its end last month in issue 300, John Constantine has a new home in the universe … Continue reading
Review: Batman & Robin #18 – Peter J. Tomasi & Patrick Gleason
WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM BATMAN INCORPORATED #8 So passes another Robin. Damian Wayne, slain in the pages of Batman Incorporated #8 has left a large hole in Bruce Wayne’s life. Peter J. Tomasi & Patrick Gleason’s series Batman & Robin takes … Continue reading