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Comic Review: Detective Comics #1092 – A Dark Noir Tale in Gotham

July 04, 2025
  Detective Comics #1092  is another strong installment in the current run, blending classic noir crime elements with a modern take on Batma...Read More

Comic Review: Nightwing #124 – Circus, Blood, and Nightmares

July 03, 2025
What’s currently happening in  Nightwing  is a dream come true for any Dick Grayson fan who has endured years of inconsistent storytelling—f...Read More

Comic Review: Absolute Batman #6 – A Visceral, Emotional Masterpiece

July 02, 2025
  Absolute Batman #6  concludes the first arc of Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta’s radical reimagining of the Dark Knight with a brutal, emot...Read More

Comic Review: Nightwing #123 – Depth in the Shadow of Corruption

July 01, 2025
  Dan Watters and Dexter Soy continue their dark vision of Blüdhaven in  Nightwing #123 , crafting a comic that effectively blends elements ...Read More
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