Filed under: Features | Tags: Batman, Dark Knight, David Finch, Detective Comics, Gail Simone, KyleHiggins, Nightwing, Robin, ScottSnyder, TonyDaniel
It’s a surprise this didn’t happen earlier – my very own column to talk about the thing I hold most dear in comics – Batman. If you’re new to the blog you’ll already know I read a lot (if not most of) the bat-books from DC, as well as steep myself in as many bat-things as a married man can get away with, so it was only logical that I start a regular post to discuss everything that’s going on in the Bat-verse. Be careful though – SPOILER ALERT! – although I try to keep away from spoilers in my reviews of issues, this feature won’t have such a luxury – so it’s wise to make sure you’ve caught up before going much further.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, DC Comics | Tags: Batman, DCNew52, DeteciveComics, TonyDaniel
Now after a whole month of #1s, the hard decisions come – what will I pick up the #2 of? If you’re like me (and have any sense) you’ll have pre-ordered your #2s a couple of months ago, not having laid an eye on any #1 – so it was difficult to try and guess what I’d want to keep, and what I expected to be cack! 52 issues later, and there’s both a lot of surprises, and a lot of disappointments – however the one constant in my life Batman, so there was no surprises that Detective Comics was in my pile last week.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, DC Comics | Tags: DCNew52, PhilipTan, SavageHawkman, TheXFiles, TonyDaniel
Hawkman is back…and this time he’s savage apparently?! In a bid to give us a tougher, harder Hawkman, Tony S. Daniel and Philip Tan have teamed up to produce a #1 that’s one part X-files and two parts Superhero – sound like your kind of bag?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, DC Comics | Tags: Batman, DCNew52, DeteciveComics, Joker, ScottSnyder, TonyDaniel
Detective Comics is the first of the major Bat comics – It makes sense that DC starts with the comic where it all began. As you’ll soon notice I’m a big Bat-Fan, and the rest of the Comics Anonymous gang are allowing me to review pretty much every Bat-related book in the new 52. Before my review of the comic however, I thought I’d mention a few things I find interesting from before the re-launch as well as how DC have handled the writer/artist combo on the main Batman titles compared to the rest of their New 52.
Comics Anonymous 