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Detective Comics #5 – Review

Posted on January 5, 2012 by paladinking

by Tony Salvador Daniel (writing & pencils), Szymon Kudranski (art), Sandu Florea & Rob Hunter (inks), Tomeu Morey (colors), and Jared K. Fletcher (letters) The Story: Batman has to fight through a mob of Occupy Gotham Joker fans to catch a killer. The Review: Thus far, I’ve found Tony Daniel’s Detective Comics to be one [...]

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Batman: Year One (Film) – Review

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Minhquan Nguyen

By: Tab Murphy (writer), Sam Liu & Lauren Montgomery (directors), Bryan Cranston, Eliza Dushku, Benjamin McKenzie (voice actors) The Story: Uplifting a depraved city takes more than just putting on some tights, you know. The Review: No matter how grim cartoons get, we still rarely think of them as truly edgy or dangerous, at least [...]

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Batman #708 – Review

Posted on March 16, 2011 by DS Arsenault

By: David Hine (writer), Guillem March (artist) The Story: Some weird paranormal stuff is going down. Dick Grayson is having some unsettling moral side effects from a wound he got from Azrael. When the Crusader comes to the unsavory parts of Gotham, Batman has his hands full, even with the help of Red Robin and [...]

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Batman #706 – Review

Posted on January 19, 2011 by DS Arsenault

By: Tony Daniel (story and pencils), Sandy Florea and Ryan Winn (inks), Ian Hannin (colors) The Story: Eye of the Beholder, Part Three: Speak No Evil: Lucius Fox is getting his ass kicked in interrogation by Sensei. Batman (Dick Grayson) is getting his ass kicked for the fun and profit of the Riddler. Robin pulls [...]

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Batman Incorporated #2 – Review

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Minhquan Nguyen

By: Grant Morrison (writer), Yanick Paquette (penciller), Michel Lacombe (inker), Nathan Fairbairn (colorist) The Story: Lord Death Man rises again, and this time he’s ready to bring senseless crime back into fashion for the great nation of Nihon. With Mr. Unknown out of the picture, it’s up to Batman to make sure Shiny Happy Aquazon [...]

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Batman Incorporated #1 – Review

Posted on November 20, 2010 by Ray Hilario

By: Grant Morrison (writer), Yanick Paquette (penciller), Michael LaCombe (inker), Nathan Fairbairn (colorist) The Story: Bruce Wayne begins his mission to recruit an international association of Batmen by looking up Mr. Unknown, his counterpart in Japan. Lord Death Man, boss baddie of the Land of the Rising Sun, however has announced his goal to “Kill [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #16 – Review

Posted on October 4, 2010 by dfstell

By: Peter Calloway (writer), Andres Guinaldo (pencils), Bit (inks), JD Smith (colors) & Travis Lanham (letters) The Story: The Sirens respond to an emergency that is a trap for one of them. Guest starring Zatanna and Talia Al Ghul. What’s Good: This series works best when it revolves around Selina Kyle/Catwoman. Of the three sirens, [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #14 – Review

Posted on July 28, 2010 by dfstell

By: Tony Bedard (writer), Andres Guinaldo (pencils), Lorenzo Ruggiero (inks), JD Smith & Tomeu Morey (colors) & Steve Wands (letters) The Story: Poison Ivy’s new job has some nasty surprises that they didn’t fully explain during the interview process. What’s Good: This is exactly the type of story that I want from Gotham City Sirens. [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #13 – Review

Posted on July 3, 2010 by dfstell

By: Tony Bedard (writer), Peter Nguyen & Andres Guinaldo (pencils), Jack Purcell & Raul Fernandez (inkers), Tony Avina (colors) and Steve Wands (letters) The Story: Catwoman and Harley Quinn finish their fight with Catwoman’s crazy sister who thinks that Catwoman has been possessed by a cat-demon. Only by killing the cat-demon can Selina be set [...]

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Batman #700 – Review

Posted on June 13, 2010 by DS Arsenault

By: Grant Morrison (writer), Tony Daniel, Frank Quitely, Scott Kolins, Andy Kubert, and David Finch (artists), Ian Hannin, Alex Sinclair, Tony Avina, Brad Anderson, and Peter Steigerwald (colorists), Richard Friend (inker) The Story: Sometime in the past, Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson stop the Joker, the Riddler, Catwoman, the Scarecrow and the Mad Hatter from [...]

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Justice Society of America #39 – Review

Posted on June 5, 2010 by paladinking

by Bill Willingham (writer), Jesus Merino (art) The Story: Mr. Terrific and his band of imprisoned heroes make a daring attempt to stop the Darkness Engine… What’s Good: Of all the JSA characters, Willingham has by far the best handle of Mr. Terrific. Thus, the fact that this issue is heavily narrated by him is [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #12 – Review

Posted on May 30, 2010 by dfstell

By: Tony Bedard (writer), Peter Nguyen (pencils), Jack Purcell (inks) Tony Avina (colors) & Steve Wands (letters) The Story: Is Selina Kyle possessed by an evil spirit? Her cuckoo sister sure thinks so! What’s Good: This is a nice little story that revolves around Catwoman and her nutty sister, Maggie. Maggie is convinced that Catwoman [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #11 – Review

Posted on May 1, 2010 by dfstell

By: Paul Dini (writer), Andres Guinaldo (pencils), Raul Fernandez (inks), Ian Hannin (colors) & Steve Wands (letters) The Story: Harley and Selina look for missing dogs and Ivy starts her new job in this slice-of-life (Gotham-style) story. What’s good: This title is the popcorn of the Gotham comics. Whereas other Bat-books are dealing with, “Who [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #10 – Review

Posted on April 5, 2010 by dfstell

By: Paul Dini (writer), Andres Guinaldo (pencils), Raul Fernandez (inks), Ian Hanin (colors) & Sal Cipriano (letters) The Story: Doctor Aesop has resurfaced and is trying to frame the Sirens for murder. Will the girls and Edward Nigma have any luck stopping him? What’s Good: Well, for starters, Paul Dini wrote this issue. Since Gotham [...]

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Batman #695 – Review

Posted on January 14, 2010 by DS Arsenault

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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Gotham City Sirens #5 – Review

Posted on October 31, 2009 by joelopez101

by Paul Dini (writer), Guillem March (art) The Story: The Sirens’ pad gets wrecked by an angry Joker, looking to get rid of old flame Harley Quinn. Catwoman and Poison Ivy decide that enough is enough, and aim to bring the maniac down, permanently. However, our lovely trio end up discovering the object of their [...]

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Batman #692 – Review

Posted on October 29, 2009 by joelopez101

by Tony Daniel (writer/ artist), Sandu Florea (artist) The Story: Batman works with Catwoman to bring down villain Black Mask’s False Face Society, while a familiar crime family returns to Gotham City. What’s Good: I didn’t have the greatest confidence in my enjoying this issue when it was originally solicited. The return of Tony Daniel [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #3 (Batman Reborn) – Review

Posted on August 31, 2009 by pozzyfreak

By Scott Lobdell (Writer) and Guillem March (Art) Some Thoughts Before The Review: While the art has been fantastic, everything else about Gotham City Sirens has been, at best, average. Maybe writer Scott Lobdell can turn things around a bit.. I’m fairly certain that artist Guillem March will hold up his end of the book. [...]

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Wednesday Comics #7 – Review

Posted on August 20, 2009 by tonyrak

Batman by Brian Azzarello (writer), Eduardo Risso (artist) – Sure it looks good and the dialogue has that scathing snap I’ve come to expect from the creator of 100 Bullets, but I’m shocked at how boring this story is. I can’t blame Azzarello for not wanting to do a standard superhero story, but even for [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #2 (Batman Reborn) – Review

Posted on July 23, 2009 by pozzyfreak

By Paul Dini (Writer), Guillem March (Artist), and Jose Villarubia (Colors) Some Thoughts Before The Review: The first issue of G.C.S. wasn’t anything special. Guillem March’s artwork looked great, but Paul Dini’s story and dialogue left quite a bit to be desired. Things need to develop more if I’m going to be adding another ongoing [...]

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Gotham City Sirens #1 (Batman: Reborn) – Review

Posted on June 25, 2009 by pozzyfreak

By Paul Dini (Writer), Guillem March (Art), and Jose Villarubia (Colors) Some Thoughts Before The Review: I decided to check out the first issue of Gotham City Sirens after hearing nothing but good things about Guillem March’s art. While I’m far from familiar with the current status quo of the three Sirens, my hope is [...]

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Batman: Gotham After Midnight #11 – Review

Posted on March 31, 2009 by pozzyfreak

By Steve Niles (Writer), Kelly Jones (Art), and Michelle Madsen (Colors) Some Thoughts Before The Review: I’ve been enjoying the Gotham After Midnight series almost entirely because of the ridiculously unique artwork provided by Kelly Jones and Michelle Madsen. While the story isn’t necessarily bad or anything, it’s definitely overshadowed by the art. It helps [...]

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All Star Batman and Robin #10 – Review

Posted on September 25, 2008 by Deamentia

By Frank Miller (writer), Jim Lee (pencils), Scott Williams (inks), Alex Sinclair (colors) I’ve got one word to describe this issue: Yawn. I literally fell asleep reading this book. I couldn’t even finish it. When I woke up and continued where I left off I really had to push myself to power through Jim Gordon’s [...]

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Detective Comics #847 (RIP) – Review

Posted on August 7, 2008 by Deamentia

By Paul Dini (writer), Dustin Nguyen (pencils), Derek Fridolfs (inks), John Kalisz (colors) Decent, solid story here – definitely better than what’s going on in Robin. Nothing epic or ground breaking, but good nonetheless. I do have a gripe, however, and a big one at that. Paul Dini has managed to make Hush into one [...]

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