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Batman: The Long Halloween by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale (graphic novel review).

I’ve been hearing about ‘Batman: The Long Halloween’ a lot recently and how much of an influence it had on

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Back Issue #162 October 2025 (magazine review).

As the cover of this ‘Back Issue’ shows, it is going mad! Obviously, a reference to the usual cast of

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Comic Book Creator #40 November 2025 (magazine review).

Now, here’s something rather unique for ‘Comic Book Creator’; it’s gone square-bound for a special on the late comic book

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Back Issue #161 September 2025 (magazine review).

As new editor Roger Ash points out, previous editor Michael Eury had a new X-Men edition in the works for

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Thunderbolts: The New Avengers (DVD film review).

From the description, the Thunderbolts are Marvel’s equivalent of DC Comics’ Suicide Squad with a touch of ‘The Boys’. We

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Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) (film/dvd review).

How many ‘Fantastic Four’ films have there been now? The Corman one few if any have seen but would like

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Back Issue #160 July 2025 (magazine review).

This July edition of ‘Back Issue’ dedicates a significant portion of its cover to Marvel’s 1980s swimsuit magazines. Before you

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Back Issue #159 April 2025 (magazine review).

The other TwoMorrows publication that rapidly sold out last year was Back Issue # 158. You can find copies out

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Batman: Hush (2019) (film review).

I’ve been sitting on this Blu-ray film version until I read the graphic novel, especially straight after, but it has

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Batman: Hush by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee and Scott Williams (graphic novel review).

Reading the two-page Batman origin as related by Alfred Pennyworth, and he explains how Bruce Wayne was taught by various

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