Absolute Flash Vol. 1: Of Two Worlds proves that old adage that’s there’s very little that can’t be made better with a telepathic monkey. Perhaps it’s the shock of the new wearing off, but Absolute Flash Vol. 1, and Absolute Green Lantern V…
[A series on Batman: The Animated Series comics collections by guest reviewer Zach King. Zach writes about movies at The Cinema King and about comics on Instagram at Dr. King’s Comics.] Don’t be too alarmed that The Batman Adventures Vol. 4…
Batman: Fear State Saga has learned some lessons from James Tynion’s Bat-crossover previous, but I wonder if they were quite the right lessons. That is, inasmuch as I enjoyed Batman Vol. 2: The Joker War and some of its sundry event items,
I’ve stated before that I don’t think Cecil Castellucci’s run is Batgirl at its finest, and Batgirl Vol. 8: The Joker War is no exception. This volume is better than the last in at least that we don’t see Barbara Gordon shunted off to a fan…
I think I’ve been more charitable than most about Dan Jurgens' run on Nightwing and the “Ric Grayson” saga in general. Whoever’s idea this was, I feel as though Jurgens made the best of it, positing both what Dick-Grayson-as-superhero might…
We know James Tynion can write a good Batman; we’ve seen him do it in his dynamic Detective Comics and also in the entertaining start to his Batman run, “Their Dark Designs.” But Tynion’s supposed event comic Batman Vol. 2: The Joker War ov…
[This guest review comes from Zach King, who blogs about movies as The Cinema King] The best thing that I can say about Batman: Strange Apparitions is that it's iconic in many senses of the word. The worst thing I can say for it is that the…
Absolute Flash and Green Lantern Vol. 2, Superman: Brainiac Reborn Omnibus, Batman by Fraction Vol. 1, Legends Omnibus, Supergirl New 52 Omnibus, Justice League: Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Watchtower Immortal Legend Batman, Justice League…