‘Batman: One Dark Knight‘ is a new three-part miniseries written and drawn by Jock for the DC Comics Black Label. Part 2 is subtitled “Cross The Tracks.” After the villain known as EMP set off his powers, darkening Gotham City on his Blackgate, Batman has to literally carry him on his back. The problem is,…
Once again, my friend and fellow pop culture enthusiast Kelly aka WarriorWoman91 invited me on her YouTube channel (I don’t know why she keeps having back) to talk with Kyle Key about Conservatives and Cancel Culture. How do we combat cancel culture? Should it come down to boycotts? Do boycotts even work? We hit on…
Last week, we talked about how realism is ruining comic books and superhero films. Sure, the early comics, such as pulps, were gritty and dark, they still had this expectation that as fiction, you would suspend your belief. I mainly honed in on the hero side, but this time, I want to touch on villains…
While it is true that early comics, such as pulps, were gritty and dark, they still had this expectation that as fiction, you would suspend your belief. With social media, there are a bunch of fake fans that demand a strong sense of realism in the comics The problem is, these are not only ruining…
Barry Keoghan had a cameo appearance in Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman’ as the Clown Prince of Crime himself, the Joker. I guess that destroys the rumor Joaquin Phoenix is taking the role. Anyway, Warner Media released a website with a series of riddles. Solve three in a row and you get a deleted scene where…
‘Batman: The Knight‘ issue two continues the ten-part series where we get a new NEW origin for Bruce Wayne’s transitioning into becoming the Dark Knight. Chip Zdarsky is handling the writing and Carmine Di Giandomenico is handling the art. After leaving Gotham City, Bruce Wayne finds himself traveling Europe where he ends up in Paris,…
Comic book writer Tom King and artist Clay Mann continue the DC Comics Black Label series ‘Batman/Catwoman‘ with issue ten. Why? Don’t know. Catwoman is fighting in three different Christmas seasons in Gotham. In the first, she is fighting the Joker during some earlier period. Second, she is fighting the Joker again after stopping his…
‘The Batman‘ is the latest film portrayal of the DC Comics vigilante directed by Matt Reeves who co-wrote the screenplay with Peter Craig. Warner Media has made clear it is separated from the DCEU. Gotham City suffers a blow when Mayor Don Mitchell Jr. (Rupert Penry-Jones) is murdered on Halloween ahead of an upcoming election…
The DC Comics Black Label brings us the second issue of ‘Suicide Squad: Get Joker‘ written by author Brian Azzarello and artist Alex Maleev. The Red Hood finds himself in charge of a Task Force X team consisting of Harley Quinn, Wild Dog, Plastique, Firefly, Silver Banshee, Peebles, Yonder Man, and Meow Meow. They are…
The Batman film where Robert Pattinson takes over the cape and cowl is doing a genius marketing campaign where they show off the actor’s talent. Except, every time a filmmaker or actor working on it opens their mouth, I want to scream so loud they can hear my rant in Gotham City. Why can’t Batman…
‘Batman: The Knight‘ issue one kicks off a ten-part series where we get a new NEW origin for Bruce Wayne’s journey into becoming the Dark Knight. This time, writing duties are handled by Chip Zdarsky with artwork by Carmine Di Giandomenico. Bruce Wayne discusses his anger with therapist Dr. Hugo Strange. He recounts beating up…
Not satisfied to make the Dark Knight look like an emotional weakling in a twelve-part miniseries, DC Comics Black Label brings us ‘Batman/Catwoman Special‘ from writer Tom King and an army of artists. The story begins with glimpses of an orphaned Selina Kyle escaping from an abusive orphanage in Gotham City and living on the…
Part three of ‘Batman: The Imposter,’ is a DC Comics Black Label release. Supposedly it is tied to the upcoming Matt Reeves movie. It is written by Mattson Tomlin with artwork from Andrea Sorrentino and coloring by Jordie Bellaire. Batman confronts the Ratcatcher who has secretly been working with the imposter, leading for the villain to commit…
‘Batman: One Dark Knight‘ is written and drawn by Jock, who is a highly sought-after comic book artist. The three-part miniseries is part of the DC Comics Black Label. Batman is tailing a prison transfer of a villain known as EMP, who can disable electronic devices. The head of the Gotham City Prison Bureau has…
Comic book writer Tom King continues his campaign to ruin the Dark Knight with issue nine of ‘Batman/Catwoman’ from the DC Comics Black Label. In the first timeline, Catwoman confronts the Joker while Bruce Wayne confessed to Alfred he is in love with Selina. In the second, the Joker is holding the Phantasm and an…
DC brought us ‘Batman: Private Casebook‘ in 2008. It is a graphic novel collection of comic books from the great writer Paul Dini and Peter Milligan with artwork from Dustin Nguyen. Batman is having a time. He faces off against Ra’s al Ghul as the eco-terrorist tries to get a foothold into Gotham City, but…
Part two of ‘Batman: The Imposter,’ is released via DC Comics Black Label and is supposedly tied to the upcoming Matt Reeves movie. It is written by Mattson Tomlin with artwork from Andrea Sorrentino and coloring by Jordie Bellaire. Batman continues to visit Dr. Leslie Thompkins and tell her about the hunt for the imposter who has been…
Among the many reboots happening at DC Comics comes the first issue of ‘Batman: Black and White,’ an anthology series featuring a variety of writers and artists for the five short stories. “The Demon’s Fist” (James Tynion IV / Tradd Moore) presents the POV of one of Ra’s al Ghul’s assassins as he battles the…
Do you need to get that nerd or geek friend and family member a Christmas gift, but not sure where to start? I mean, comic books and graphic novels are always beholden to the fan that collects them. Have no fear! I have got you covered with this first part of my gift guide to…
‘Batman/Houdini: The Devil’s Workshop‘ is a 1993 DC Comics Elseworld graphic novel written by Howard Chaykin and John Francis Moore. It featured artwork from Mark Chiarello. Harry Houdini arrives in Gotham City in 1907, preparing to do a show while also mingling with the city’s elite, including Bruce Wayne. Victoria Vale is working for the…
‘Batman/Catwoman‘ continues to trudge along with the DC Comics Black Label with Tom King’s ongoing handling of the writing duties and Liam Sharp handling the artwork. Joker and the Phantasm go to the family that adopted Andrea Beaumont’s son, causing chaos. Batman chases Catwoman through Gotham City, demanding answers about her strange connection with the…
From the DC Comics Black Label comes ‘Batman: The Imposter,’ a comic book written by Mattson Tomlin with artwork from Andrea Sorrentino and coloring by Jordie Bellaire. Dr. Leslie Thompkins is shocked to find Batman injured at her doorstep and realizes he is Batman. She confronts him and says she will not call the police…
Set in-between season one and season two of ‘Batman: The Telltale Series‘ video game, ‘Batman: Sins of the Father‘ was published by DC Comics in 2018. It features writer Christos Gage and artwork from Raffaele Ienco. Wayne Enterprises is still reeling from the scandal that Thomas Wayne was secretly working with Gotham City criminal Carmine…
Comic book writer Tom King works with artist Liam Sharp for issue seven of the DC Black Label series ‘Batman/Catwoman.’ It is thankfully not canon. In the past timeline, Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle are enjoying some much-needed romance, but after drifting off to sleep, Bruce wakes up with no clothes and is trapped in…
Gotham City bad guys Joker, Poison Ivy, Bane, Scarecrow, and even the Polka-Dot Man have had their cinematic debut in various DC Comics film adaptions. While several of his rogues may be difficult to adapt on the silver screen, Batman has fought several more villains than the revolving door of ones selected by filmmakers. From…
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