Detective Comics #1 Review. Tony S. Daniel did a super job on the art and scripted a pretty generic yet easily accessible Batman vs Joker introductory comic book. It ends with a shocker. Detective Comics does more to establish the … Continue reading
Warning: this article is an informed generalization, okay? As I research all of my comics, I will eventually graph my hypothesis and present evidence either way. As someone who has read entire runs (with no skips) of Amazing Spider-Man, Incredible … Continue reading
Detective Comics #861 review- There’s a new killer on the loose. This sicko’s name is The Cutter and he likes to do sadistic things to young women. Seems like his next target is a friend of Batwoman’s, who was already on the case. Dick Grayon (Batman) and Commissioner Gordon are also on the case. Continue reading
Detective Comics #860 review: wrapping up the origin of Batwoman (DC’s openly gay super heroine), writer Greg Rucka and artist J.H. Williams III put on another great piece of work this month. Here we see the beginning of Kate Kane’s … Continue reading
Detective Comics 859 review- My partner Tony Vahl had e-mailed me about Taking the Kinsey Scale (now HOW GAY DOES THAT SOUND- it’s not what you think, either), and ironically enough, I was reading Detective Comics #859 at the time. … Continue reading
Earlier this year I read all of Batman related comics since 2003, and then I read other comic books titles from scratch, so I fell behind my new Batman comics after Bruce Wayne “died” in FINAL CRISIS. I am pleased … Continue reading
The Dark Knight had the most buzz and hype of any 2008 movie due to the (maybe) suicide/drug overdose of Heath Ledger. This hype broke box office records: $314,000,000 + so far, and not since the 1989 version has Bat-Mania … Continue reading
