Tag: David Finch

Batman #24 REVIEW

Batman #24 DC Comics Script by: Tom King Pencils by: David Finch Inks by: Danny Miki Pgs 1, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16-20 Pencils and Inks by: Clay Mann with Seth Mann Pgs 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 11, 13-15 Colors by: Jordie Bellaire Letters by: Deron Bennett Batman #24 puts the main plot back in the… Continue reading Batman #24 REVIEW

Batman #24 EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW

After defeating Bane and following the trail of the mysterious Button, Batman gets back to the task at hand, which is curing Clair. But now that she is seeing clearly again, what path will Gotham Girl choose and can Batman ensure she stays pointed in right direction. After facing the death of her brother, Henry, Claire looks for guidance… Continue reading Batman #24 EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW

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

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

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