Posts Categorized: Shark Repellant

Sunken Treasure: Detective Comics 2

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Detective Comics 2

Detective Comics #2 “Playtime’s Over” Review by Steve Sanders   Release Date:  October 5, 2011 Story: Tony S. Daniel Pencils: Tony S. Daniel Inks: Ryan Winn & Sandu Florea Best Line: “The infamous Batman…He is special. And more than that, he’s an extremely valuable collectible.” –The Dollmaker Issue Rating: 6/10 (Decent) Introduction: Here’s part 2… Read more »

Sunken Treasure: Detective Comics 1

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Detective Comics 1

Detective Comics #1 Review by Steve Sanders   Release Date:  September 7, 2011 Story: Tony S. Daniel Pencils: Tony S. Daniel Ink: Ryan Winn Best Line: “I hold my breath, but the toxin penetrates my pores. Dizzy in seconds. But I can take it. I’m Batman.” Issue Rating: 7/10 (Good)   Introduction: Greetings everyone!  My… Read more »

Off The Page: Justice League: Doom

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Justice League: Doom Writer: Dwayne McDuffie DVD Release Date: February 28, 2012 Where to begin?  This movie is the adaptation of Mark Waid’s Tower of Babel storyline, featured in the JLA comics.  The good thing is, while that great storyline was the inspiration for this movie, Dwayne McDuffie definitely infused it with a fresh feel, diverging… Read more »

Hot Lights: Batman 3

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Written by Scott Snyder Art by Greg Capullo Commentary by Glenn Matchett The title has a little different opening this month, as the issue opens with a flashback to one of Bruce’s ancestors.  Alan Wayne runs through the streets of Old Gotham, stating that “Owls” are after him.  He accidentally stumbles into an open manhole… Read more »

Batman #1, Action Comics #1 – The new DC 52

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Reviewed by James Babbo One of the regrets in any creative endeavor you undertake is becoming more critical of the medium you pursue. Start a band and you start looking at songs construction differently, for example. Start writing your own comics and problems in the books you love really stick out. That said a lot… Read more »