Titans Season One: The Superhero Minor League
The first season of Titans hints at the show's true potential.
Robin
The Restart: The Adventures of Batman and Robin
The completely bonkers Adventures of Batman and Robin for the Sega Genesis introduced Batman via Contra.
Thought Bubble: The Death of the Sidekick
Sidekicks are dead, according to Dork Shelf's newest comic writer Diana McCallum, and the comic book industry seems intent to keep it that way.
All-Ages Comic Book Round-Up!
Jay Batzner and his 8 year old daughter "Big D" review some great all-ages titles out recently!
Batman: Arkham City – Harley Quinn’s Revenge Review
For those who have already completed the immersive story of Gotham’s sprawling prison city, Harley Quinn's Revenge touches on the main game’s strongest notes in a well-crafted couple of hours. (Contains spoilers for Batman: Arkham City)
Batman and Robin #20 Review
Spinning out of the events of Battle for the Cowl, is the debut of the new Dynamic Duo of Dick Grayson and Damien Wayne. I thoroughly enjoyed the new Batman and Robin series at first, but found my interest waning during the second story arc. I thought I was finished with the series after issue #13, until I saw the previews for the latest issue tucked at the end of all the major DC comics this week.
Batgirl #17 Review
If you like to smile and feel good, this is the comic for you. If all you want is gritty grim characters... read this issue, and see what a smile feels like on your face. I am an old-school Batgirl fan. If she isn’t Barbara Gordon, I don’t really care. I didn’t care for Cassandra Cain, and I certainly didn’t care about Stephanie Brown stepping into the role. I read the first few issues of the new series so that I could have an informed opinion if someone asked me about the title at the store, but that is it. So why did I read Batgirl #17?
