Comics Review: Batman: A Death in the Family

In an attempt to match Marvel’s financial success of Marvel Epic Collection, DC Comics took cues by republishing previous material in a large-sized trade paperback as a comprehensive reading guide new and old comic book readers who want to seriously indulge in reading their favorite superheroes. Specifically, notable storylines including “Batman: Year One & Two” […]

Comics Review: All-Star Western: Guns and Gotham

Set in 1800s Gotham within DC Universe’s reboot, “The New 52,” scarred bounty hunter, Jonah Hex is recruited by future Arkham Asylum founder, Amadeus Arkham to hunt down a serial killer. Jonah reluctantly accepts the job. Together, they uncover a strings of murders linked to a secret society within Gotham. All six issues of All-Star […]

Comics Review: Wolverine: Madripoor Nights (Marvel Epic Collection)

Thanks to Wolverine’s popularity, Chris Claremont & Peter David worked on a spin-off series focusing on the character going on solo missions without the X-Men involved. Logan arrives in an island called Madripoor which is located in Southeast Asia. Madripoor‘s not a pleasant place for tourists to go on a pleasant vacation. It’s a place […]

Comics Review: Green Lantern Corps: Fearsome

Set within DC Universe’s The New 52 reboot, John Stewart & Guy Gardner square off against an ancient alien race called, “The Keepers.” They’re hellbent destroying planets and their power matches exactly like the Green Lantern Corps’ will powers. Thus, the chips are down and our heroes take a big gamble. All seven issues of […]

Comics Review: Green Lantern: Sinestro

Forced to wear the green ring by the guardians, Sinestro recruits his foe, Hal Jordan to liberate his home planet and destroy the organization he created, Sinestro Corps. With no other choice, Hal accepts the offer. The New 52 first Green Lantern storyline, Sinestro officially published in 2011-2012. It earned praise from critics, fans and […]

Comics Review: Superman and the Men of Steel

The New 52’s full reboot of the DC Universe officially published all eight issues of Acton Comics’ first volume, Superman and the Men of Steel in 2011-2012. It received divisive reactions from critics, fans and readers alike, as I’ve mentioned on my review on “Batman: Faces of Death,” I intend to write and post reviews […]