2 Weeks Ago, ComicList from ComicList Reviews says (in Geek Goggle Reviews: Joe The Barbarian #1) Joe's attic loft has everything a boy could want. Nintendo, Atari, Star Wars action figures, Batman, Superman, Transformers, army men and a massive electric train suspended from the ceiling. This only touches the surface of what Murphy has illustrated here. It's simply amazing the amoun...

And ComicList from DC Comics Headlines says (in Geek Goggle Reviews: Joe The Barbarian #1) Joe's attic loft has everything a boy could want. Nintendo, Atari, Star Wars action figures, Batman, Superman, Transformers, army men and a massive electric train suspended from the ceiling. This only touches the surface of what Murphy has illustrated here. It's simply amazing the amoun...

Last Month, ComicList from ComicList says (in Geek Goggle Year Ender 2009) 2007: Action Comics #10
2008: Action Comics #11

2007: Batman Annual #18
2008: Action Comics #11

2007: Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul
2008: She-Hulk/X-Factor Secret Invasion

2007: Hulk
2008: Bat-verse

Least Favorite New Series: Superman aka Mon-El

And ComicList from DC Comics Headlines says (in Geek Goggle Reviews: Batman 80 Page Giant #1) Batman 80-Page Giant #1
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Finally, the one page story by Niles, Buscema and Hill is a little story about Batman hunting down some bad guys. It's short and funny. It's not clear if it's Wayne under the cowl though. I liked this short one a lot.

And ComicList from ComicList Reviews says (in Geek Goggle Reviews: Batman 80 Page Giant #1) Batman 80-Page Giant #1
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Finally, the one page story by Niles, Buscema and Hill is a little story about Batman hunting down some bad guys. It's short and funny. It's not clear if it's Wayne under the cowl though. I liked this short one a lot.

4 Months Ago, ComicList from ComicList says (in Geek Goggle Reviews: Batman And Robin #5) The issue eventually has an interlude where Batman and Robin recuperate with Alfred as we learn some of the thoughts about the situation from Dick's perspective. The conclusion of the issue has a lot going on as we get introduced to the Flamingo's handy work, we find Gordon on the trail of so...

5 Months Ago, ComicList from ComicList Reviews says (in Batman And Robin #3 REVIEW) The comic opens with Batman, aka Dick, torturing one of the villains to find out some of the gory details. This is done with the commissioner's knowledge and consent. This provides some insight into how Gordon wants to approach this new Batman. It also allows Dick to mark his territory with th...

6 Months Ago, ComicList from ComicList Reviews says (in Blackest Night Batman #1 REVIEW) The decision is made by Batman to move the remains of the Wayne’s to keep them safe. This brings up a moment where Robin shows some hesitation. This provides some great dialogue and brings a twist to the new relationship between Batman and Robin. In previous issues with the duo, we’ve always se...

8 Months Ago, ComicList from ComicList says (in Batman Battle For The Cowl REVIEW) For those not “in the know” where the world of comics is concerned, DC comics has (seemingly) killed off Batman/Bruce Wayne. A new hero’s head is needed on which to hang the cowl, and that was (ostensibly) the point of DC Comics’ three issue miniseries, Batman: Battle For The Cowl. I wish I cou...