Author: Mark Delaney

Batman #20 Review

Batman #20 DC Comics Written by: Tom King Art by: David Finch, Danny Miki, and Trevor Scott Approaching the first anniversary of Tom King’s Batman, issue #20 arrives right on time to reflect along with the reader as to what sort of ride it’s been thus far. After a shaky start and up and down middle… Continue reading Batman #20 Review

All-Star Batman #8 Review

All-Star Batman #8 DC Comics Written by: Scott Snyder Art by: Francesco Francavilla, Giuseppe Camuncoli, and Mark Morales All-Star Batman is two-thirds through a year of “pits” and it’s never been weirder than it is with issue #8. Fittingly, too, as this issue pits Batman against Mad Hatter. Snyder channels some of his AD After Death prose… Continue reading All-Star Batman #8 Review

Fork in the Road a Batman #18 REVIEW

Batman #18 DC Comics Written by: Tom King Art by: David Finch and Danny Miki Batman #18 arrives on the heels of a great preceding issue as part of the continuing and exciting ‘I Am Bane’ arc that sees Tom King dealing with his first A-list villain. It feels good to have arrived at this moment,… Continue reading Fork in the Road a Batman #18 REVIEW

Four Days a Batman #17 REVIEW

Batman #17 DC Comics Written by: Tom King Art by: David Finch Before joining GWW, I read all my comics in trade paperback form. A full arc in one sitting was always preferable to me. When I got here, it took some time to adjust to, both as a fan and a writer. Some issues, I learned,… Continue reading Four Days a Batman #17 REVIEW

The Calm Before in Batman #16 REVIEW

Batman #16 DC Comics Written by: Tom King Art by: David Finch Tom King’s Batman #16 is as sweet as ever for the writer. His first arc’s lackluster run now seems like a distant memory when put up against the perfectly paced latest issue. Finch returns to draw this one, and though I really loved some… Continue reading The Calm Before in Batman #16 REVIEW

Exit mobile version