Who is the Black Mask? The answer has finally been revealed in Batman #697. As I correctly mused, the new Black Mask turned out to be Dr. Jeremiah Arkham, who ran the Arkham Asylum. It turns out he had a split … Continue reading
Squadron Supreme (September 1985-August 1986) review- I must have read the late Mark Gruenwald’s Squadron Supreme maxi-series at least four times in its entirely in my life. The last time was this weekend. I just want to say that Squadron … Continue reading
I had created a TalkShow 16-minute podcast reviewing Amazing Spider-Man #624, written by Mark Waid. It discussed how Peter Parker is now screwed due to his relationship with J. Jonah Jameson. It never published. A week later Amazing Spider-Man 625 … Continue reading
I’m sure things would make more sense if I wasn’t so busy in real life or if the DC editors would have a plot summary as the first page like Marvel Comics does. I’m also sure that a trade paperback would be better to understand this mystery. Continue reading
Before Marvels, before Kingdom Come, before Earth-X, and before DC’s JSA reboot, there was James Robinson’s 1993 The Golden Age limited series. Although The Golden Age put James Robinson on the map in the comic book industry, I still think that it is underrated compared to the top comic book limited series of the last 25 years. Continue reading
Batman and Robin #8 review: Blackest Knight Park 2. It’s Batman vs Batman in England. Turns out the “Bruce Wayne” that Dick Grayson tossed in the Lazarus Pit was really a dead clone made by Darkseid during FINAL CRISIS. Continue reading
