I figured I would share my thoughts on my favorite comic book covers of 2019. This year displayed so much artwork so it was hard to narrow it down. The covers were not limited to just the big companies, but several of the smaller ones showed some incredible talent. In no particular order, here is…
Batman: Zero Year writer Zack Snyder and “Nightwing” Kyle Higgins takes aim at alternate take on one of the Caped Crusader’s most climatic tales in “Batman Knightfall: All Hail Saint Batman,” from the DC Comics’ Tales Of The Dark Multiverse series. In an alternate reality, Jean Paul Valley defeats Bruce Wayne, winning over the mantle…
Continuing the DC Comics “Year of the Villains” story-arc, Detective Comics shines a spotlight on a more prominent Batman villain Deadshot. Written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Christian Duce, this takes Bruce Wayne out of the streets of Gotham City to a whole new environment. Bruce Wayne goes on a trip to discuss…
After a painstaking wait, DC Comics finally revealed who is taking over the writing duties of the ‘Batman’ series following the departure of Tom King, who will conclude his ‘City of Bane’ arc in December 2019. According to a Comic Crusader article, former Detective Comics writer James Tynion IV (seen above) is will begin writing…
Detective Comics volume 6 is written by James Tynion IV with artwork from Philippe Briones and Eddy Barrows. The DC Comics collection includes issues #969-974 plus Annual #1. With Red Robin returned to Gotham City after the events of volume five, he and Spoiler reunite, though she is angry that he is choosing to continue…
Written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Kyle Hotz, this two-part Detective Comics features Batman partnering with one of the most dangerous characters in all of the DC Comics line-up. Jim Corrigan is a Gotham City police detective who carries a secret. One that is revealed when one of his fellow police officers is…
Video game development company Rocksteady rocked the world with ‘Batman: Arkham Knight,’ the fourth installment of its ‘Batman: Arkham’ gaming franchise. The popular entry garnered acclaim from gamers and critics alike, even spinning off a comic book prequel set in the same universe. Now DC Comics has decided to cash in on that success with…
The DC Rebirth continues on with Detective Comics volume three “League of Shadows,” from writer James Tynion IV and featuring artwork from the talented illustrators Marcio Takara and Christian Duce. Shortly after the takedown of The Victim’s Syndicate, Batman and Batwoman are training Cassandra Cain aka Orphan, Luke Fox aka Bat-Wing, Jean Paul Valley aka…
All this week, I have been celebrating the DC Comics superhero known as Batman all every single day. Why? Saturday was the Dark Knight’s 80th anniversary! Today, I’m giving you all the straight talk w/ the worst and the portrayals of Batman, The Joker, and Harley Quinn. I also review Detective Comics issue 1,000! Check…
It is finally here. Starting this week, I will be celebrating the DC Comics superhero known as Batman all every single day. Why? Because it is the Dark Knight’s 80th anniversary this coming weekend. According to DC Comics official website: For 80 years, the Dark Knight has stood as a symbol of determination, bravery and…
Batman – Detective Comics Volume One: Rise of The Batmen brings us into the DC Rebirth. James Tynion IV has taken over as chief writer of DC Comic’s flagship publication. He is joined by artists Eddy Barrows and Alvaro Martinez for this relaunch. Batman wants to prepare Gotham City for a war. It is one…
Batman has had many artists and writers that have put their own spin on DC Comics greatest character. He’s had masters like creator Bob Kane, Grant Morrison, Jim Lee, Scott Snyder, Chuck Dixon, Neal Adams, Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Mike Baron, and a host that is to great to name every single one. He’s gone through…
I somewhat enjoyed Man of Steel. The special effects, the acting, and the overall story was told in an excellent and very stylistic that is typical of Director Zack Snyder and Producer Christopher Nolan (director of The Dark Knight Trilogy). That being said, it could have been told a bit better. The story begins on…
After the hilarious, but often too funny for its own good sidekick stories from Teen Titans, DCNation on Cartoon Network brought Young Justice. It had an all-star cast and superhero line-up. Season 1 told the story of how Robin (Batman’s sidekick), Kid Flash (Flash’s sidekick), and Aqualad (Aquaman’s sidekick, but a totally new awesome take…
A few of the gentlemen on this list are being discussed as a possibility, but others are simply men who, in my humble opinion, should be on the short list for future live action Batman films. They’re not in any particular order. If anyone would like to throw a name in the comment section, I…
