It looks like the newest DC Universe Animated movie is based on Judd Winick’s “Under The Hood” arc. Be on the look out for it this summer, July 27. From… To…
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By: Main Story: Paul Dini (writer), Dustin Nguyen (pencils), Derek Fridolfs (inks), John Kalisz (colors) & Steve Wands (letters). Manhunter back-up: Marc Andreyko (writer), Jeremy Haun (pencils), John Lucas (inks), Nick Filardi (colors) & Sal Cipriano (letters) The Story: Damien and Abuse face off against Zsasz while the Manhunter looks for her lost kid. What’s [...]
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By: Tony Daniel (writer), Guillem March (artist), Tomeu Morey (inker) The Story: Riddle Me This, Part One: Batman is called to a weird murder that doesn’t quite fit easy theories. Who shows up to help out and make suggestions? Edward Nigma. No one is comfortable with his help, but he seems to be on to [...]
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By: Grant Morrison (writer), Andy Clarke (penciller), Scott Hanna (inker) The Story: Batman versus Robin Part Two: Batman explores the cave network beneath the Wayne Manor, surer than ever that Red Robin is right– Bruce Wayne is alive. In the meantime, Robin and Sexton, exploring the graves behind Wayne Manor, are suddenly accosted by four [...]
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By: Christopher Yost (writer), Marcus To (penciller), Ray McCarthy and Mark McKenna (inkers), Guy Major (colorist) The Story: Collision, Part Three of Four: Red Robin, Batgirl and Pru are getting their hats handed to them by the seven deadliest killers of the League of Assassins. In the meantime, Ra’s al Ghul is making his play [...]
Filed under: DC Comics | Tagged: Batgirl, Batman, Batman, Christopher Yost, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, comic reviews, Comics, DC, DC Comics, DS Arsenault, Guy Major, Marcus To, Mark McKenna, Pru, Ra's Al Ghul, Ray McCarthy, Red Robin #11, Red Robin #11 review, Reviews, Robin, Tim Wayne, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review | 7 Comments »
by Greg Rucka (writer), Jock & Scott Kolins (art), David Baron (colors), and Todd Klein (letters) The Story: Kate hunts down Cutter in an effort to save her cousin Bette. What’s Good: Much like the rest of the “Cutter” arc, this issue is all about mood and atmosphere. Everything feels dark, gritty, and generally unpleasant. [...]
Filed under: DC Comics, Reviews | Tagged: Alex Evans, Batman, Batman, Batwoman, Bruce Wayne, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Commissioner Gordon, Cutter, DC Comics, Detective Comics, Detective Comics #863, Detective Comics #863 review, Dick Grayson, Gotham City, Greg Rucka, Helena Bertinelli, Huntress, James Gordon, Jock, Kate Kane, Oolong Island, Renee Montoya, Scott Kolins, the Network, The Question, Weekly Comic Book Review | 6 Comments »
By: Eddie Berganza (writer), Scott Clark and Adrian Syaf (pencillers), Dave Beatty and Vicente Cifuentes (inkers) What’s Good: This is the first time I’ve seen Eddie Berganza in the writer’s chair. He’s been editing Blackest Night, Cry for Justice, Wednesday Comics, and others up to now, but I think he did a fine job as [...]
Filed under: DC Comics | Tagged: Adrian Syaf, Aqualad, Batman, Batman, Blackest Night, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, Comics, Cry for Justice, Dave Beatty, DC, DC Comics, Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, DS Arsenault, Eddie Berganza, editorial, Flash, Red Arrow, Reviews, Scott Clark, Speedy, Tempest, Titans #23, Titans #23 review, Vicente Cifuentes, Wally West, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review | 2 Comments »
By: Tony Daniel (writer and artist), Sandu Florea (inker) The Story: Life After Death, Part 6… The Conclusion: Batman, with a small army of helpers, descends on the chaos of Devil’s Square in Gotham after the Black Mask has released his toxin. Batman breaks through the enemy lines and makes a run on the Black [...]
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by Grant Morrison (writer), Andy Clarke (pencils), Scott Hanna (inks), Alex Sinclair (colors), and Pat Brosseau (letters) The Story: Batman and Robin search Wayne Manor for clues left by a lost-in-time Bruce Wayne. What’s Good: Morrison’s series has been filled with a lot of wacky stuff, what with each arc thus far being somewhat independent. [...]
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By: Grant Morrison (writer), Cameron Stewart (artist), Tony Aviña (colorist) The Story: Batman vs. Batman, Part Two: Bruce Wayne rises from the Lazarus Pit, but all doesn’t go according to plan. He’s confused and psycho and we get some tantalizing flashbacks that show us why. Problem is, he’s nearly unstoppable and not only drops the [...]
Filed under: DC Comics, Other | Tagged: Alfred, Batman, Batman, Batman and Robin #8, Batman and Robin #8 review, Batwoman, Cameron Stewart, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, comic reviews, Comics, Damian Wayne, DC, DC Comics, Dick Grayson, DS Arsenault, Grant Morrison, Knight, Lazarus Pit, Marvel Comics, Norman Osborn, Reviews, Squire, Tony Avina, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review, weeklycomicbookreview.com, Will Eisner | 2 Comments »
By: Chris Yost (writer), Marcus To (artist, despite what it says on the cover…), Ray McCarthy (inker), Guy Major (colorist) The Story: Red Robin comes home, and tries to keep a low profile, but crime awaits and an old friend visits. But then, Batman’s arch-nemesis, the one Red Robin shafted last issue, reveals his plan [...]
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By: Grant Morrison (writer), Cameron Stewart (artist), Alex Sinclair (colorist) The Story: Blackest Knight, Part One: Pearly and the Pit: Last issue left Damian with five bullets in his body and no feeling anywhere. It also left us with the Red Hood’s rant that Dick was failing Bruce in not finding some Lazarus Pit to [...]
Filed under: DC Comics, Other | Tagged: Alex Sinclair, Batman, Batman and Robin, Batman and Robin #7, Batman and Robin #7 review, Batwoman, Blackest Knight, Bruce Wayne, Cameron Stewart, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, comic reviews, Comics, Damian Wayne, DC, DC Comics, Death, DS Arsenault, Frank Quitely, Grant Morrison, Knight, Lazarus Pit, Philip Tan, Red Hood, Reviews, Squire, WCBR, Weekly Comic Book Review | 2 Comments »
By: Tony S. Daniel (writer and artist), Sandu Florea with Norm Rapmund (inkers) The Story: Life After Death, Part 4: Smoke and Mirrors: Batman pursues a complex mystery, peeling back layer after layer: the Gene-Corp murders, the Penguin, the Falcone mafia, the Penguin, Catwoman and a stray Falcone sister. He has to rough up a [...]
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By: Chris Yost (writer), Marcus To (penciller), Ray McCarthy (inker) The Story: Council of Spiders, Part Four of Four: Ra’s al Ghul is dead on the floor. The League of Assassins has been outmaneuvered. The Council of Spiders outnumber Red Robin seven to one. Welcome to page one. Now scores get settled. What’s Good: I’ve [...]
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Batwoman by: Greg Rucka (writer), J.H. Williams III (artist), Dave Stewart (colors) The Question by: Greg Rucka (writer), Cully Hamner (artist), Dave McCraig (colors) The Story: For the lead story, this is the final issue of Batwoman’s origin and it pulls together the last three years of her life, from her moment of epiphany, to [...]
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By Tony Daniel (writer and artist), Sandu Florea (inks), Ian Hannin (color), Mike Marts (editor) The Story: Life After Death, Part 3: Someone is sparking a gang war in Gotham. The Penguin is taking the brunt of it while Dick Grayson races to stop it from spinning out of control. In the meantime, after the [...]
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By Chris Yost (writer), Marcus To (artist), Dexter Vines (inks), Guy Major (colors) The Story: Tam is hiding from the Council of Spiders as they chop up the league of assassins. Lucius and Alfred discuss Wayne business over tea. One of the Council guys who has been slaughtering the league’s assassins gets hit by a [...]
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Batwoman by Greg Rucka (writer), J.H. Williams (artist), Dave Stewart (colors) , The Question by Greg Rucka (writer), Cully Hamner (artist), Dave McCraig (colors) The Story: First, Rucka told us the Batwoman arc with her lunatic sister and the crazy religious nuts in Gotham. Then, Rucka set the last issue in Kate Kane’s childhood. Now [...]
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by Grant Morrison (writer), Philip Tan (pencils), Jonathan Glapion (inker), Alex Sinclair (colorist) The Story: Revenge of the Red Hood, Part III: Batman and Robin have more to worry about than just getting out of the clutches of the Red Hood. Dick Grayson is fighting a bigger battle for the soul of Gotham. The Red [...]
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by Christopher Yost (writer), Marcus To (pencils), Ray McCarthy (inks), Guy Major (colors) The Story: Council of Spiders, Part II: Yost keeps us jumping in space and time, showing us Red Robin’s operational leadership of the League of Assassins, more of the international past of Vitoria and the present of Vicki Vale in Gotham. Red [...]
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