Batman #50 Review
Batman #50 is a poignant, character-defining, and achingly cruel moment in Batman’s 80 year history.
Since taking the reins on the character in 2016, Tom King (writer) has been asking his audience one simple... Read More...
Batman #24 Review
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Batman just proposed to Catwoman! After 77 years of flirtation, forbidden attraction, mulitversal collapses, reboots, and elseworld stori... Read More...
X-Men Gold #2 Review
Writer: Marc Guggenheim
X-Men Gold #2 is simple, effective, and timely as Guggenheim is slowly helming the X-Men back to their former glory.
We rejoin the story after the last issue’s cliff-hanger reemerg... Read More...
All-Star Batman #9 Review
Writer: Scott Snyder
Pencils: Jock
Colors: Lee Loughridge
Letters: Steve Wands
Scott Snyder can do no wrong when it comes to Batman. Why? Because he understands the history and meaning of the charac... Read More...
X-Men Gold #1 Review
Writer: Marc Guggenheim
X-Men Gold #1 is a welcome, glorious, return to mediocre that comic X-fans have been begging for since 2012.
It’s been a dark, macabre several years for homo superior. Under the mi... Read More...
Coady and the Creepies #1 Review
Writer: Liz Prince
Artist: Amanda Kirk
Colors: Hannah Fisher
Letters: Jim Campbell
Coady and the Creepies would have absolutely been published by your middle school newspaper but I don’t know why an... Read More...
Deadman: Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love Review
Writer: Sarah Vaughn
Art: Lan Medina
Colors: Jose Villarrubia
Letters: Janice Chiang
Reading this new Deadman book will remind you of that one emo/goth friend you had in high school. It’s sometimes ... Read More...
Batman #16 Review
Writer: Tom King
Pencils + Ink: David Finch
Colors: Jordan Bellaire
Letters: David Finch, Jordan Bellaire, Danny Miki
Batman #16 will make you laugh and scream as Tom King starts a new cha... Read More...
BvC: Gay Iceman vs. Gay Daredevil
Welcome to Barrett vs. Comics!!!!!
That’s right, I'm Brutal Barrett and I'm here to fight comic books !!!! You already know me from all my gloriously insightful reviews on the site but I just have oh so... Read More...
The Dregs #1 Review
Writers: Lonnie Nadler + Zac Thompson
Art: Eric Zawadzki
Colors: Dee Cunniffe
The Dregs #1 tackles the expansive socioeconomic gap between the homeless and rich using a brilliantly provocative metaphor... Read More...