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Batman 14 review
Although I really like Batman, I’m not overly familiar with the comic version of the Batman/Catwoman relationship. From what I gather, it’s complicated. Sometimes they love each other, and other times they seem to want to kill each other. At … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, bruce wayne, catwoman, comic review, comics, dc comics, dc rebirth, gotham city, i am suicide, mitch gerads, selina kyle, tom king
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Comics of August 17, 2016
It’s a busy week for my pull list, but before that, I feel like talking a little bit about this year’s Olympics. There’s been a lot of great moments this year, but two stand out above the rest to me. … Continue reading
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Tagged al ewing, all-new marvel, all-new wolverine, andrea broccardo, batman, black widow, bruce wayne, captain america, captain marvel, carol danvers, charles soule, chris samnee, civil war II, clark kent, comic review, comics, creator-owned comics, cullen bunn, dan brown, david finch, dc comics, dc rebirth, dennis hopeless, djibail morissette, doug mahnke, emanuela lupacchino, eradicator, espionage comics, female thor, fiji, gertrude, gotham, gotham city, gotham girl, i hate fairyland, ig guara, image comics, inhumans, iron man, jane foster, jason aaron, Javier rodriguez, jean-francois beaulieu, jeffrey chamba cruz, jessica drew, jesus aburtov, john workman, jon kent, kara zor-el, kenneth rocafort, laura kinney x-23, lois lane, mark waid, marvel civil war, marvel comics, matt banning, mattew wilson, michael atiyeh, michael garland, natasha romanova, old man logan, olympics, Patrick Gleason, peter j tomasi, phil noto, poe dameron, rachel grey summers, rachelle rosenberg, rio, rugby, russell dauterman, sandra hope, scott hanna, scottie young, SHIELD, spider-woman, star wars poe dameron, steve orlando, steve rogers, supergirl, superman, thanos, the mighty thor, the ultimates, thor, tom king, tom taylor, tony stark, ulysses, usain bolt, wil quintana, wolverine, x-men, x-men civil war II
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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 3 review
It’s hard to follow up on Scott Snyder’s critically acclaimed Batman run during the New 52. Although there were a couple story arcs that weren’t as good as the rest, his overall run was full of brilliant stories, some great … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, bruce wayne, comic review, comics, david finch, dc comics, dc rebirth, gotham, gotham city, gotham girl, hugo strange, jordie bellaire, tom king
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Batman 51 review
Only two titles have kept my attention throughout the whole of the New 52 – this and Batgirl. Of the two, Batman is more consistently good and when it needs to, it has moments of sheer genius. Scott Snyder not … Continue reading
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Tagged batman year zero, batman: endgame, comic review, comics, court of owls, dc comics, fco plascencia, gotham city, greg capullo, jim gordon, new 52, scott snyder
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Batman 50 review
For the last 10 issues, Jim Gordon has been taking over as Batman while Bruce Wayne suffered a brain death that completely erased his memory. For those 10 issues, Bruce built himself a normal life, helped out with an orphanage … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, bruce wayne, dc comics, fco plascencia, gotham city, greg capullo, jim gordon, mr. bloom, nathan fairbairn, scott snyder, yanick paquette
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Gotham Academy 11 review
So far, Gotham Academy is a great series that balances fun, mystery and an overall optimistic feel in an otherwise very dark Gotham City. At least in the New DC Universe, it’s easily the most unique of the Batman franchise … Continue reading
