Justice League Dark #1

  Quote: Old crooked witches’ teeth hurting Superman. That’s all wrong.   Some characters most recently (or not so recently in some cases) seen in the Vertigo line of comics now turn up in the newly rebooted DC universe. Shade, the Changing Man, Madame Xanadu and John Constantine all make… Continue reading

Batman: The Bat and the Beast (2010)

  Quote: No, hold back your men, Lukzov, I’m pretty good at this stuff.   This book collects Batman Confidential 31 to 35 and was written by Peter Milligan with art by Andy Clarke. Peter Milligan is a veteran writer that I first came across in 2000AD where my favourite… Continue reading

JLA: Riddle of the Beast (2001)

  Quote: And in the far north, Gotham Crags is a place of ghosts, lorded over by its insane ruler!   This is an original graphic novel written by the Scottish writer Alan Grant who has had a long career in comic books. He has co-written many times with John… Continue reading

Batman: Private Casebook (2008)

  Quote: Next thing you know she’ll be trading in her top hat and fishnets for a cape and cowl. “Bat-anna”. It has a ring to it.     This book collects Detective Comics 840 – 845 and a short tale from DC Infinite Halloween Special 1 that features Scarecrow… Continue reading

Gotham City Sirens: Union (2010)

  Quote: “… I was livin’ it up as personal court jester to the Clown Prince of Crime!” “You know he hates being called that.” “I’m sure he prefers it to “Puddin’”!”   This book collects the first seven issues of this new series – one of a few started… Continue reading

Batman: Turning Points (2007)

This is an odd five issue mini-series from 2001. Each part is a separate story with the only link between them being the developing relationship between Batman and Jim Gordon. The series had three writers – Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker and Chuck Dixon – and seven artists (not including cover… Continue reading

Superman: Emperor Joker (2007)

[  Mood: Sleepy ] This book is a multi-part story spread across various Super-titles and collects Superman #160-161, Adventures of Superman #582-583, Superman: Man of Steel #104-105, Action Comics #769-770 and Superman: Emperor Joker #1. As the story is spread across the four titles and one special so the it and… Continue reading