Batman: Three Jokers by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson (graphic novel review).
Following on from The Darkseid War, the Batman is back in Gotham City, or rather, having some injuries stitched by
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Rogue Trooper marches onto movie screens: a 2000AD hero’s new battlefront (news).
Some news just in for science fiction enthusiasts and nostalgic comic-book fans alike, the gritty world of Rogue Trooper is
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Justice League: The Darkseid War by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Francis Manapul and Brad Anderson (graphic novel review).
Now, I’ve reached the pivotal point of reading ‘The New 52’ Justice League. Interestingly, it’s not categorized under its original
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Harley Quinn: Vol. 6: Angry Bird by Frank Tieri, Inaki Miranda and Mirka Andolfo (graphic novel review).
Until recently, I hadn’t fully realized that these ‘Harley Quinn’ volumes were set in ‘The New 52’. This was primarily
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Comic Book Creator #33 Winter 2024 (magazine review).
This latest issue of ‘Comic Book Creator’ commences with writer/editor Jon B. Cooke examining Stan Lee’s Excelsior Comics – four
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Bootblack (New York Triptych) by Mikaël (graphic novel review).
‘Bootblack (New York Triptych)’ is a graphic novel set in 1930s New York and tells the story of a shoeshine
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The Best Of Simon & Kirby’s Mainline Comics (book review).
By 1954, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby had already established a proven track record in creating successful comics. They
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Forever Evil (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, David Finch, Richard Friend and Sonias Oback (graphic novel review).
I initially thought there was a storyline jump when Lex Luthor arrived at Wayne Manor in the sixth volume of
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Alter Ego #185 January 2024 (magazine review).
In the latest edition of ‘Alter Ego,’ the cover features six unknown characters with ‘Novelty Comics’ in the cover blurb,
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Justice League Volume 5: Forever Heroes (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Doug Mahnke and Rod Reis (graphic novel review).
In this book series, you might expect DC Comics to have replaced ‘Justice League’ with ‘The Crime Syndicate’ in the
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