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After a string of middling issues in the main Batman series, it’s Detective Comics that’s starting to look like the new anchor for the B...Read More
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After the intense events of the last few issues and the atmospheric arrival of Francesco Francavilla as the artist, Nightwing #126 gives ...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #125 – Fog, Shadows, and the Ghosts of Blüdhaven
Following the conclusion of the colorful “Cirque du Sin” arc, writer Dan Watters and new artist Francesco Francavilla open a bold new ch...Read More
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Book Review: Metal Gear Solid by Raymond Benson – When a Game Becomes a Novel and Myth Meets Literature
Adapting a video game into a novel is a risky, almost Herculean task. On one hand, you have a base of devoted fans for whom any deviation ...Read More
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Issue #8 of Absolute Batman confirms that Scott Snyder has reached a new level of narrative maturity. Freed from over 80 years of Batman ...Read More
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It seems that Uncanny X-Men by Gail Simone and David Marquez has finally found its place somewhere between the legacy of classic mutant s...Read More
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“Uncanny X-Men #14” is the kind of comic that makes even the most skeptical fans ask themselves: Is this the moment when the series finall...Read More
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Hush 2 was supposed to be an event. It got slammed and rightly so. Batman #160 only deepens the crisis. This is already the third issue i...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #8 – Nostalgia and Poetry in an Adamantium-Soaked Mess
“Wolverine #8” is one of those issues that reminds you why you love the character… and also why sometimes you want to throw the whole run ...Read More
Comic Review: Batman #159 Lost Identity, Unnecessary Sequel, and Senseless Shock Value
Batman #159 , the second chapter of the long-anticipated (and already widely criticized) sequel to Batman: Hush , aims to continue one of ...Read More
Raven's Thoughts – Summer Game Catch-Up – Return to the Pile of Shame (A Tradition That Never Dies)
Like every year around this time… I look at my pile of shame. No, I’m not talking about the stack of unread books or unfinished TV series ...Read More
Comic Review: Batman #158 Reviving a Legend Without a Soul
Some stories should remain closed forever. And if they do return—they need a truly compelling reason to do so. Unfortunately, Batman #158...Read More
Comics Review: Detective Comics #1096 – Batman Between Darkness and Mercy
Crafting a satisfying conclusion to a multi-part story is a real challenge especially when it involves legendary characters like Batman. ...Read More
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