This week, Batgirl hits 50, Peter J. Tomasi hit two runs this week with his work on Superman and Batman: Detective Comics, and I became distracted by Mikel Janin’s art on Superman. So pretty.
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Batman and Robin Eternal and We Are Robin explore the issues around having Robins in the first place, while Harley Quinn has no qualms about expanding her army of Harleys for supposedly good purposes.
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The Robin War delves deeper into each sidekick, Dick Grayson teams up with the new Batman, The Bombshells put the band together, and cowabunga, dudes, Gotham’s sewers are full of turtles.
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The Bat books shine again but so do Wonder Woman and Scooby Doo in their out-of-continuity titles.
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Lois and Clark return, I clamor for Sexy Batman, Gordon brings humanity to the robot Batsuit, and the Bombshells and Justice League United are just plain fun.
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Lois Lane showed up a few times, and was even written well, but the star of this week’s comics was, as usual, Batman.
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What makes Jim Gordon so great? Here’s your chance to find out.
Continue ReadingBoth Batgirl stories are fun reading this week but the only anti-hero to shine is the Gods and Monsters Superman.
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Jim Gordon continues snarking his way through his new role as Batman, Justice League United’s mission changes, and other DC happenings this week.
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There are a few gems this week, but DC needs to do better with some of its marquee characters.
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Jim Gordon as Batman? A return to the old Constantine? It all works.
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So what do you get inside the Wonder Woman hero box?
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Should you start reading monthly superhero comics? Only if you want to spend far more than the book would cost collected and can predict what you want to read 3 months in advance.
Continue ReadingWe have a wide variety of reviews this week, including Wonder Woman, Black Orchid, and several DC Comics coming out today.
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I look at Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., including a theory on why Tahiti is a magical place, DC Comics/Warner Bros. dives headfirst into the superhero television business, and, finally, I join the tablet generation with a mini iPad but my favorite part is my custom case.
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Boston Comic Con: A commission of the Commish, dragons, DC failing to impress the eldest, and artists who went out of their way to help my youngest.
Continue ReadingThe Ame-Comi Girls Series is one of those that you need to read for pure fun. Don’t go in and expect continuity with the New 52 or any other series. Right off the back, you can tell from their costumes that these are not your mother’s superheroes.
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