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TwitterLast Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5 day-old comics. Batman Beyond #2 Batman and Robin of the future are back… Er, I mean Old Batman and Young Batman (Beyond) are back and together they are solving a mystery that stretches back to when Bruce Wayne was still the Caped Crusader. In the first issue [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Batman’
LWIC: We All Have Wished For Our Own Catwoman Too!
Posted by Fred on July 26, 2010 @ 11:52 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
LWIC: Superman Takes a Walk and Solar Returns
Posted by Fred on July 19, 2010 @ 11:29 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5 day-old comics. Batgirl #12 The reason I love this comic, I love it so much that every week I’ve reviewed a Batgirl issue it was labeled “The Best Comic of Last Week,” is because of the dynamic between Barbra Gordon and Steph Brown. “Maybe the dynamic between [...]
LWIC: The Joker – Sane?
Posted by Fred on July 12, 2010 @ 11:17 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Batman and Robin #13 Almost two years ago in Batman #679 it was hinted that Thomas Wayne was not the father of Bruce, instead it was Alfred. It was also implied that Dr. Wyane was not that nice of a guy and that Dr. [...]
LWIC: Batman Beyond
Posted by Fred on July 5, 2010 @ 8:14 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Batman Beyond #1 There is something about Batman that makes him work better with a Robin. I know that Robin was first introduced to help make Batman less dark and appeal to the younger readers, but since then, Batman having a partner has become almost a [...]
LWIC: Bullet Points of Awesome
Posted by Fred on June 28, 2010 @ 11:10 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Avengers #2 I quit reading Marvel Comics a while ago with the exception of Spider-Man, now that exception includes the Avengers. I have to admit that I own a complete run of West Coast Avengers, or the Avengers West Coast, and I loved that [...]
LWIC: “Batman and Robin Will Never Die!”
Posted by Fred on June 14, 2010 @ 10:57 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Batman #700 The phrase uttered by the Riddler at the beginning of Grant Morrison’s “Batman R.I.P.” is proven by a tale spanning seven different Batmen from the past and future. “Batman and Robin Will Never Die!” Act One: Yesterday This issue starts out with Bruce Wayne [...]
A Failure Two Years in the Making and Two Comics That Do Not Fail
Posted by Fred on June 1, 2010 @ 11:06 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Superman: War of the Supermen #4 Ok, now that this story is over I can honestly say that this was CRAP! I know me calling a Superman story crap is blasphemy, but I’m just “calling ‘em as I see ‘em.” Lets break this series [...]
LWIC: Comics Come Full Circle… I Hope!
Posted by Fred on May 24, 2010 @ 10:55 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Are comics coming full circle? I usually post reviews of last week’s comics every Monday, but after reading at all of last week’s books, I was unmotivated to review them. I remember when comic’s “Big Events” were limited series that existed within continuity, yet left it pretty much untouched. Today, comics are reverting back to [...]
LWIC: BAT”CAVE”MAN
Posted by Fred on May 17, 2010 @ 9:17 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne #1 During Grant Morrison’s run on JLA, he depicted Batman as the most prepared and most unbeatable of all the super-heroes. In Batman R.I.P. he (Morrison) portrayed the Dark Knight in the same way even when driven mad. Now, [...]
LWIC: Red Robin the New Dark Detective
Posted by Fred on May 10, 2010 @ 8:47 PM Under: Last Week In Comics
Last Week In Comics: A fresh take on 5-day old comics. Batman and Robin #12 With Dick Grayson taking up the mantle of Batman with Damion Wayne as Robin, the two have been fighting off evil that has grown out of the events that lead to the “death” of Bruce Wayne. In the last issue [...]
