Story: Geoff Johns Art: Jim Lee Colours: Alex Sinclair Letters: Patrick Brosseau Review: Unless you have been living under a rock lately, you would know that DC decided to reboot their entire comics… Continue reading
by Slamadams Wonder Woman has had a tumultuous progression to the silver screen. While the comic book adaptation is falling out of many audience’s good graces given the number of them, the request for more… Continue reading
What makes these games so brilliant? They make you feel like Batman. This is as close to being Batman that us gamers will get. In order to complete the experience we get a… Continue reading
Michael Keaton: Best Batman the Man Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992) Michael Keaton was the original and he brought the most humanity to the character of Batman. He was the man you wanted… Continue reading
A comic that ties into an existing story from a different medium would normally set off a warning bells for the discerning reader. Tie-ins for video games are becoming increasingly popular with ‘God… Continue reading
Are comics racist? There is a massive imbalance between white-as-the-driven-snow characters and non-Caucasians. To rub salt in the wound, those who aren’t white are often shocking stereotypes. I know what you’re thinking: Storm,… Continue reading
Don’t forget to check out our latest series examining Christopher Nolan’s versions of Batman’s foes! Follow the links below: (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3) A good superhero will only remain interesting if… Continue reading
Honestly, I have no idea why people buy comics month to month. I see them there buying them by the dozen month after month whilst ignoring the collected trades of the same issues… Continue reading
Originally I sat down with the intention of knocking together a review of the ‘Death of Spider-Man’ story arc that has taken place across the pages of ‘Ultimate Spider-Man’ and ‘The Ultimates’. Instead… Continue reading
This week heralds the arrival of one of the most anticipated games of the year (THE most anticipated for cool people). ‘Arkham Asylum’ was a surprisingly brilliant production, rising far above the average… Continue reading
