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Unless you've been hiding out in the Fortress of Solitude, you're probably aware there's a new Batman video game coming out this fall. You're probably also aware that Batman actually isn't in the game. Instead of the Dark Knight, players will get to choose between Nightwing, Batgirl, Red Hood, and Robin. How will the characters …
Nightwing is back! Okay, sure, he came "back" a bit ago from his amnesia after getting shot in the head by KGBeast. That lead him to deciding to call himself "Rick" instead of Dick, becoming a taxi driver, and trying to destroy any connection to his past life as Nightwing. It's good to have stories …
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Batman: Three Jokers by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, and Brad Anderson has been one of my favorite Batman/joker stories in recent times. If you've been waiting for the three-issue Black Label series to be collected, you no longer have to wait. It is available in a glorious hardcover collection in two different formats. Barnes & …
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2020 hasn't been the best year so far, but at least it's the year we got to read Batman: Three Jokers by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh. Because of Batman's popularity, we get to read many big stories fully of action and adventure. As great as those stories usually are, it's …
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When it was announced Batman: Three Jokers switched over to being released through DC's Black Label imprint, I was a little disappointed. After reading the first two parts, it's clear why this was the best move DC could have made. There have been numerous stellar Joker stories told over the years. Three Jokers really gets …
You've probably heard the rhetoric before. "If you only read one comic book this year/decade/your entire life, you must read so and so." This type of hyperbole can easily be dismissed as a bunch of baloney. I can honestly say that Three Jokers by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh is a …
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Often when the Joker is the main villain in a Batman story arc or event, it can feel like he's all over the place at the same time. This is something we felt back in Death of the Family and are starting to feel in the beginning of the current Joker War story. Geoff Johns …
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What the Heck is going on?!? 