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Back in February, DC Comics announced the continuing adventures of Batman set in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman movie. DC has just released a first look at the issue along with covers for the first few issues. BATMAN #1 cover art by Joe Quinones. The six-issue series is written by screenwriter Sam Hamm (Batman, Batman Returns) …
It's been a while since we've had comic conventions. Thankfully they will be coming back soon. The Mystery Art Challenge videos were always one of the highlights of covering the different shows. For those unfamiliar (since it’s been a little while), the videos consisted of an artist given the challenge of drawing a familiar character …
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Be prepared to see a whole lot more Joker. DC Comics has announced that Joker is finally getting his own ongoing monthly series. It used to be that villains rarely got their own series. Part of the reason could be because not many people really want to root for or sympathize with a villain. It's …
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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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It's a full episode, but somehow we managed to keep it under three hours. Find out about the interactive DC animated Batman: Death in the Family movie. Hulu released Books of Blood, which is based off Clive Barker's books, and Mosterland Season One (but only the first three episodes are discussed). Amazon released two Blumhouse Productions movie, Black Box and The Lie. And there's …
The latest Warner Bros. Home Entertainment/DC Comics release is almost upon us. With DC Showcase Batman: Death in the Family, you'll get the chance to relive one of the most tragic moments in Batman's life, and probably the worst moment in Jason Todd's. You've likely already watched the movie adaptation, but this version puts you …
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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 …
Back in May 2019, DC Comics announced the twelve-issue series featuring Batman and Catwoman. Originally it was meant to come out January, 2020. If you've been waiting for the series, it's headed our way this December. Batman/Catwoman #1 cover art by Clay Mann. The series, written by Tom King, will start with the on-again, off-again …
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We can all agree that the Joker is Batman's greatest enemy. To further prove this point, Joker has been causing all sorts of problems for Batman. Joker recently managed to seize control of the Wayne fortune as well as all the technology and gadgets developed by Wayne Enterprises in order to start a war against …
