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DCeased #5 is on sale this week. You can check out a spoiler-free review here. With the next issue marking the end of the miniseries, it could also mark the end of humanity. In the comic series written by Tom Taylor with art by Trevor Hairsine, Neil Edwards and Stefano Guadiano, we're seeing a zombie …
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Destroying a comic book universe isn't necessarily a new concept. We've seen various stories from different publishers over the years. One person who has experience in telling these types of stories is Tom Taylor. Taylor has previously penned stories of character evolution and mass destruction in Earth 2 and Injustice. Taylor is now horrifically dismantling …
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Harley Quinn is getting the Black Label treatment from DC Comics courtesy of Stjepan Sejic. (Black Label is DC's new mature audience line with standalone titles). Since her debut on Batman: The Animated Series back in 1992, we've seen an evolution of the character along with different variations on the big and small screen as …
Back in May, it was announced Tom King's run on Batman was ending sooner than we thought. King would depart the series and wrap up his story in the pages of a 12-issue Batman/Catwoman series with Clay Mann doing the art. This was exciting news on its own but left the question as to who …
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Stop me if you've heard this one before. A powerful villain (an evolved Lex Luthor in this case) has been giving "gifts" to various villains in order to give them an edge over the heroes they have battled many times while always getting defeated. Overall, it is an interesting concept that should be explored. Villains …
Most comic book fans would place both Batman and Superman at the top of their list of favorite characters. It's always great having a comic series featuring the two heroes working together. The two have major differences in their origin and how they operate as "heroes," yet it's always evident there is a deep level …
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In the recent The Batman Who Laughs series by Scott Snyder and Jock, we saw his evil plan to unleash the dark version of others. It appears his plan was more successful than we realized. This November and December, we'll see six heroes corrupted and unleashed upon the DC Universe. We've already seen the preview …
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The twelve-issue Batman: Hush story arc remains at the top of most comic fans' lists. Published from 2002-2003, the story by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair was pretty groundbreaking and shook up the status quo for Batman. From the evolution of the relationship between Batman and Catwoman to the surprise twist …
For years, there's been some fans of the original Teen Titans animated series upset with the fact that a sillier version, Teen Titans Go!, exists. Despite the current show having nothing to do with the original show ending, some original fans complained while a newer generation were introduced to the characters in a hilarious fashion. …
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It's crazy to think that Batman Beyond has been around for 20 years now. The show was groundbreaking and took big risks in depicting an elderly Batman along with his young replacement. Following the greatness of the previous Batman: The Animated Series, the show immediately won the hearts of viewers. To celebrate the show along …
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What the Heck is going on?!? 