The character of Green Lantern for the majority of his creation has been one of great ideas, but not necessarily great ongoing stories. With the exception of Dennis O’Neil & Neal Adams’ landmark run on the character in the 1970s, … Continue reading Green Lantern Emerald Knights Review
In his eighty years of existence, Dick Grayson has held many titles and roles; acrobat, Robin the Boy Wonder, Teen Titan, various undercover identities and even Batman sometimes, but it is his identity as Nightwing that he is perhaps now … Continue reading Nightwing: Year One Review
The landscape of the DC Universe after Infinite Crisis had a lot going for it a return of the multiverse, a back to basics approach to the trinity of Batman, Superman and Wonder, while also giving readers a slate of … Continue reading Checkmate: A King’s Game Review
The Post-Crisis Diana of Themyscira has had a number of interpretations in her thirty year existence, and for a character that has largely been seen as a second stringer at best throughout much of the 1980s and 1990s, has attracted … Continue reading Wonder Woman by Greg Rucka: Volume One Review
Peter David is a big name in comic books, especially with regards to certain characters; Hulk and X-Factor over at Marvel Comics, and most notably Aquaman and Supergirl for DC Comics. Internet fandom seems to nearly all side on giving … Continue reading Aquaman By Peter David Book One Review
If you asked most comic book readers from the 1990s who their favourite Flash was, the answer was likely Wally West, with older fans citing Barry as their favourite. If you asked most comic book readers about the Flash title … Continue reading The Flash by Grant Morrison & Mark Millar Review
