The SFcrowsnest archive
Comics and graphic novels.
‘Batman: Volume 3: Death of the Family’ covers Batman 13–17 and the return of the Joker. Indeed, ‘Batman: Volume 3: Death of the…
Later in the year, TwoMorrows is releasing a new horror magazine, ‘Cryptology’, edited by Peter Normanton. In the lead-up to it, he had…
‘Project: Cryptid’ is a comic book from Ahoy Comics and must be doing okay because this is the seventh issue. It’s an anthology…
This second volume of ‘Batman [The New 52]’, concludes the battle against the Owls’ team of Talons, all resurrected to kill Bruce Wayne…
With the first volume of The New 52, ‘The Court of Owls’, we are thrown right into the middle of Bruce Wayne’s life…
Oddly, the fifth volume of this Suicide Squad, reprinting Amanda Waller # 1 and Suicide Squad # 24-30, titled ‘Walled In’, is appropriate…
‘Red One: Book 2: Undercover’ continues writer Xavier Dorison and artist Terry Dodson’s story of Vera Yelnikov, a Russian in the USA posing…
With this volume of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 4: Discipline and Punish’, there’s a change of writers, and the stories are…
When I was reading an interview with comic book artist Terry Dodson a couple years ago, I liked his art and wanted to…
How much to say about ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers’ without going spoiler? It reprints Suicide Squad…
The principle elements of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising’ come from Suicide Squad #8–13 and Resurrection Man #9. Presumably…
I blame The New 52 Justice League. With the hint of the Suicide Squad there and the bickering the Justice League has amongst…
