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Here’s the issue: the graphic novel ‘Justice League of America [The New 52] Volume 2: Survivors of Evil’ contains all spoilers. Oddly, it…
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America is very concerned about the Justice League, particularly because there is evidence of Superman and Wonder Woman having an affair and that…
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The final volume of Batman in the New 52 comprises of Batman #51-52; Batman Futures End # 1; Batman Annual # 4 and…
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You would think that after volume 8, this post-Batman era would be drawing to an end. Volume 9: Bloom reprints Batman #46-50 and…
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How much can be said about this graphic novel, Batman: Volume 8: Superheavy, without giving away too many spoilers? James Gordon has stepped…
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This book, ‘Robot Archie And The Time Machine’ by E. George Cowan/Ted Kearron, goes back to the UK’s ‘Lion’ comic 1968-1969 and two…
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The Batman finds himself battling the Justice League—not as a team, but individually—as he realizes they have all been conquered by one of…
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The opening announcement at the beginning of this sixth volume, which states that the stories within are from different times in Batman’s career…
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This early issue of Alter Ego is devoted to comic book artist/writer Jerry Robinson (1922-2011) and features a two-part interview, spanning around 60…
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‘Batman: Volume 5: Zero Year – Dark City’ is a big book, reprinting Batman # 25-27; 29-23. Quite what happened to # 28,…
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After the Joker’s demise, it did seem a bit weird to jump back six years and see Bruce Wayne returning to Gotham City.…
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This edition of ‘Comic Book Creators’ is a real melting pot of interviews, so I’m picking out the points of interest. Let’s begin…
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