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Batman/Superman movies 10 – Batman
For pretty much the entire existence of the Christopher Reeve Superman series, there were a number of attempts to bring Batman back to the big screen. The character’s popularity at the time was waning, thanks to the 60’s show reruns … Continue reading
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Tagged academy award, alfred, batman, batman movies, batman/superman movies, billy dee williams, bruce wayne, commissioner gordon, dc comics, gotham city, harvey dent, jack napier, jack nicholson, julie hickson, kim basinger, michael gough, michael keaton, pat hingle, sam hamm, saturn awards, superhero movie, superhero movies, the joker, tim burton, tom mankiewicz, vicky vale, warner bros, warner brothers
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Batman/Superman movies 3 – Batman 1966
There are other early entries I could look at when it comes to Batman and Superman movies, but my first two blog posts pretty much sum up what came before today’s subject. First, I looked at the 1943 Batman serials, … Continue reading
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Tagged adam west, alan napier, alfred, batman, batman 1966, burgess meredith, burt ward, catwoman, cesar romero, comedy, frank gorshin, julie newmar, lee meriwether, movie review, movies, parody, superhero movies, superheroes, the joker, the penguin, the riddler, william dozer, william shaatner
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Batman Annual 1 review
More than half of the comics I picked up this week are $5, including all the comics I’ve reviewed today. Of all the extra-sized issues though, this is the only one that’s a collection of short stories by a collection … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bilquis evely, bruce wayne, christmas, comic review, comics, david finch, dc comics, dc rebirth, declan shalvey, gabe eltaeb, ivan plascencia, jordie bellaire, mat lopes, neil adams, paul dini, ray fawkes, riley rossmo, scott bryan wilson, scott snyder, steve orlando, tom king
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Comics of November 30, 2016
It’s the last day of November, which means that NaNoWriMo is almost over. It’s always a fun month, but it also takes its toll. For example, I ran the second overnighter from start to finish I didn’t get a proper … Continue reading
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Tagged alejandro sanchez, alfred, all-new marvel, all-new wolverine, batman, black widow, bruce wayne, charles soule, chinese fantasy, chris samnee, comic review, comics, creator-owned comics, dan brown, danilo s. beyruth, david finch, dc comics, dc rebirth, declan shalvey, emilio laiso, fantasy comic, felipe smith, gabby, gabe eltaeb, galactic empire, ghost rider, hulk, image comics, inhumans, inhumans vs x-men, ivan plascencia, jesus aburtov, jordie bellaire, jorge jimanez, kelly thompson, kenneth rocafort, laura kinney, marjorie liu, mark waid, marvel comics, matthew wilson, monstress, mythology, natasha romanova, neil adams, Patrick Gleason, paul dini, peter j tomasi, princess leia, rachelle rosenberg, ray fawkes, rebel alliance, riley rossmo, robbie reyes, sana takeda, scott snyder, SHIELD, star wars, star wars comics, steve orlando, tom king, totally awesome hulk, val staples, wolverine, x-23, x-men
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Batman 4 review
I only picked up 3 comics this week, and only 1 Marvel. I don’t remember the last time I picked up more DC comics than Marvel. Also, the shipment was late to all the local comic shops this week – … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bruce wayne, comic review, comics, david finch, dc comics, dc rebirth, general lane, gotham, gotham city, gotham girl, hugo strange, jordie bellaire, monster men, tom king
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Batman 49 review
For the last 9 months Jim Gordon has acted as Batman while an amnesic Bruce Wayne is living a normal life. It’s been a great story, with a fun alternate take on the Batman mythos and a lot of personal … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bruce wayne, comic review, comics, dc comics, james tynion IV, jim gordon, mr. bloom, nathan fairbairn, scott snyder, yanick paquette
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Batman Annual 2015 review
Earlier this year, Batman died while fighting the Joker in Batman: Endgame. The same formula that keeps the Owls alive resurrected Bruce, but left his mind completely blank. No memories, no fighting skills and no emotional connection to his older … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bruce wayne, clayface, dave mccaig, james tynion IV, jim gordon, mr freeze, roge antonio, the riddler
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Other comics of January 22, 2014
So many comics came out this week. In fact, I’ll be splitting this up into two posts: one for Marvel comics and one for other companies. Let’s get started. The non-Marvel comics I picked up include Batman 27, Supergirl 27, … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, Animal Man, batman, batman year zero, bruce wayne, buddy baker, comic review, comics, commisioner gordon, creator owned comics, dc comics, dynamite comics, gail simone, image comics, jeff lemire, kara zor-el, kelly sue deconnick, leah moore, legends of red sonja, lobo, maxine baker, new 52, nicola scott, pretty deadly, red sonja, rhianna pratchett, scott snyder, supergirl, the red, tony bedard
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Batman 20 review
This isn’t one of Scott Snider’s epic Batman stories; it’s just the second of a 2-part story with Batman fighting Clayface. Not that this is a bad thing – this is a great comic, and a nice break from storylines … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, bruce wayne, clayface, commisioner gordon, damien wayne, dc comics, new 52, scott snider
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Batman Incorporated 7 review
In the last issue, Batman charged into Talia Al Ghul’s hideout solo, while leaving Robin behind at home. It was a glorious issue as Batman charged his way through Talia’s goons, before being captured by a mysterious figure. This issue … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred, batman, batman incorporated, damien wayne, dc comics, grant morrison, new 52, nightwing, robin, talia al ghul
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