The New Golden Age #1 is going to lead to something big, something only Geoff Johns could handle. If whatever that is, is any comparison to this, then the next few years of DC are going to be out of this world!

The Trinity Special Is exactly what it says on the tin: Special! I loved every page of it and can't wait to see more of Lizzie and her two big brothers together.

Absolute Power#1 was more than a warning shot it was a shot to the heart, on multiple fronts. Brace yourselves, loyal readers, the war has only just begun.

Absolute Power #2 was even more of a shock and awe event than the first issue! I hope this main event and the tie-ins keep up this pace! It's going to be a wild ride.

Absolute Power #3 was a really cool comic book, like I'm sure there are many other long fancy words I could have used, but sometimes cool is all my generation have to say that something was awesome. Can't wait for the next issue. Love this creative team.

Absolute Power #4 is the end of one thread, and the start of the next. Read DC's All in #1 on Sale now for the next chapter! Reviewed by yours truly here on Dark Knight News!

Nightwing #105 is, both from my and Nightwing's point of view, a wonderful book! I recommend you read it if you love Dick Grayson, if you love Comic books, if you love creative new ways of telling stories, and if you're someone who has good sense.

Nightwing #110 is a wonderful book and a perfect tie-in to Beast World. It stands alone fantastically and doesn't hurt the ongoing series when it returns after the big event. This is a lovely comic and I look forward to more of the same, please, Mr. Taylor!

Nightwing #117 is a beautiful book, with wonderful writing and wonderful art. Savor these perfect issues people, they don't come by as often as we'd like.

Nightwing #118 is the finest of fine farewells. Read it, read the entire run. Laughs, tears and joy. Next issue, different creative team, different threats, Same Nightwing! See you then folks!

Nightwing #119 is a great start to the new era of Nightwing, I can't wait to see the trials and tribulations the grown up Boy Wonder faces next!

Nightwing #120 is another great addition to the run. Fresh story, fresh villains, real consequences. What more could you want?!

Absolute Power: Ground Zero #1was a great, exciting, punchy read that has left me super hyped for the entire "Absolute Power event. Which I will be reviewing for you, my loyal readers! Stay tuned, the stage is set, the players are in position, and the war begins in Absolute Power #1!

This is highly recommended to anyone who loves Comics, Batman: The Animated Series, and Batman Beyond.

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #2 is a real page-turner, I sped through it in about 5 minutes. You're not going to want to put it down. It has great storytelling, and a clever take and perspective on the world we all live in. That last page will have you gasping for issue #3!

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #3 gives us some answers and then makes you ask a thousand more questions! This is a wonderfully written issue and a must-read, both for comic lovers and animated Batman Fans!

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #4 is a wonderful issue that sets up the next title in this story about Red Hood. This was a great chapter that scratched all of the itches I was starting to feel about the series.

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #5 delivers the full package: Drama, action, tension, romance, twists, and burns! The events of this issue made me look off into the distance and ask myself, what will happen next? Trust me when I say you're not going to want to miss this!

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #6 is a fantastic issue. It's a perfect package and I can't fault it. That's why I'm giving it the perfect Bat-score! You need to read this comic!

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #7 is right up there with the previous issue, and I cannot wait to see what issue eight has in store for us!

Batman: Beyond The White Knight #8 delivers the perfect end to another amazing series. I can't wait to buy this one in hardback to add to the collection.

Batman: The Brave & The Bold #9 Brings all the running stories to a close, and doesn't disappoint. The whole point of this title has been to take readers on an adventure, and I've enjoyed every minute!

DC All In Special #1 is the jumping off point for the new Era of DC Comics, beautifully drawn, beautifully written and it will be talked about for years to come!

If you love Batman, you'll love this comic. The Gotham City Villains Anniversary Giant #1shows us why Batman has to be the best… to take on the worst.

Zdarsky has done it again, he's enticed me in with the first book of this mini-series and has left me screaming for what comes next, AND for what happened before! I highly recommend you adding Justice League: Last Ride #1 to your pull list. This is the Justice League mini series that all Justice League mini series have dreamed about being for the last 10 years. I for one can't wait for issue #2. WHAT DID BATMAN DO?!

Chip Zdarsky's constant stream of great work just keeps getting better, and if this series carries on the same way it started; Justice League: Last Ride is definitely going to be up there with the Elseworld stories of Legend. Justice League: Last Ride #2 is a thrill ride you don't want to miss!

Stunning art, flawless writing, I would recommend this issue to a stranger in the street. If you love comic books, if you love superheroes, if you love the Justice League. PLEASE READ Justice League: Last Ride #3

The Art has been stunning throughout each issue. The writing's like getting a ton of different presents on Christmas, where each one has you feel a rush of different emotions. Justice League: Last Ride #4 is really going to make you want to keep reading!

I can't recommend this title enough.

That should be my conclusion, but I love writing about how good this book is, so I'll add more. This issue is like an M. Night Shyamalan film that was made to impress Michael Bay! When this story ends I will cry! Don't let it stop.

A Fantastic story, with an ending I wasn't expecting. Wonderfully written, to the point of bringing a tear to my eye, and consistently being drawn to perfection. Posters, t-shirts, and memes will be jumping off the pages of this book in no time. This was a fantastic Justice League story. If you can go back and buy the issues do so, if not, definitely check this one out when it's released as a collected edition. It truly was a pleasure to read and review.

Titans #1 continues on the perfect path, one that DC needs to follow. We have Nightwing and Tom Taylor leading the rest of the heroes out of the shadows! Magic even with the painful cliffhanger ending.

Titans #2 continues the Tom Taylor Hot Streak of fantastic issues. DC, please take care of this writer, make sure he knows just how valued he is, AND just how much his fans are loving all his titles.

Titans #3 continues the wonderful streak of this series. It's brilliantly written, beautifully drawn, colored, and lettered, and is as engaging as ever. I can't wait for what happens next.

Titans #4 is a great read, like all 3 issues before it, I'm really enjoying the direction the series is taking. I hope Tom Taylor keeps delivering hit after hit which seems likely.

Titans #5, much like a huge part of its plot, felt like planting seeds to grow a lot of future stories. Well drawn, well written well, now I'm ready for "Beast World!

Titans #6 will leave you thirsty for more, but fear not! With Beast World tie-ins coming out of the woodwork these days, you won't have to wait long to see what comes next!

Titans #7 is a great comic and a must-read for fans of the team, “Beast World”, Starfire, Nightwing, heroes, villains, and awesome comic art and writing… this list could become very long, so save yourself the time and just read this book!

Titans #8 delivers the aftermath of a huge event, taking us towards the next threat, so is a great jumping-on point for new readers. It's a well-written continuation, too. Nothing felt stale at all, because all is fresh when it comes to Tom Taylor!

Titans #9 is fuel being added to the fire, and this story's building to explode. When it does, I'll be there to review it for you, my loyal readers! Same Titans Time, Same Titans Channel.

Titans #10 is a wonderful comic that had me smiling from ear to ear. Don't sleep on this title, people. Jump on ASAP… you won't regret it.

Titans #11 is my idea of wonderful. The next DC encyclopedia, by the word "excellence, should feature the photo of everyone who worked on this little book.

Titans #12 is a wonderful comic book that made this grumpy old nerd feel like a kid again. Highly Recommended.

Titans #13 throws back to Beast world and expands on the Dark winged queen's saga, setting up what will be a destructive confrontation. Only time will tell!

Titans #14 sets us up for a huge battle for the fate of the world. But who will prevail Good or Evil?

Titans #15 F***ing Rocks man. Read it. ASAP.

Titans #16 was a really fun read, that sets the team onto a new story and in a new direction. I really liked it, and can't wait for the next issue!

Titans #17 is a fun second part to this new story, and it's about time the Titans got the respect they've earned!

Batman: One Bad Day: Bane is more than meets the eye, sometimes the bad day that shaped our lives can happen on our best day. I recommend briefly re-reading more of Bane's early stories, and Batman: Venom. Then dive into this steroidal cocktail of Bane!

Batman: One Bad Day: Catwoman is easy on the eyes, is written perfectly, and is a most enjoyable read. If you're a fan of Catwoman or #BatCat this is definitely one for you.

This comic is Wonderful! Truly storytelling at its finest. On the whole, I've loved this series. It's had highs, and it has had lows, but what a way to finish!

Batman: One Bad Day: Mr. Freeze is a great story, but it did leave me cold (not sorry). All I wanted to do after was watch Batman the animated series episode, “Heart of Ice”. This could have been great, but just missed the mark.

Batman: One Bad Day: Clayface is a triumph, it even deserves a standing ovation at the Cannes Film festival. I for one can't praise Basil's performance enough.

Batman: One Bad Day: Two-Face is a good story that could have been something great. Like most things with this character, it's a flip of a coin if he'll hit the mark or not.

Batman: One Bad Day: The Riddler lives up exactly to what it needed to be. I loved it! This is the Killing Joke for the character. Read this book Batfans! You won't be disappointed!

For those of you who want a gritty Gotham comeback, this one's for you.

Batman: The Adventures Continue #2.1 is a treat to read. There are laughs, tears, and good old-fashioned comic book twists. I for one can't wait for issue #2, where hopefully we'll see Batman and more of our favorite characters kick some serious Owl tail feathers!

This first issue of the new season was a blast! Great art, great story and if you like Batman: The Animated Series, Batman: Mask of The Phantasm and/or if you just like comics, add this book to your reading list. Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.1 is a cartoon lover's type of Comic book!

Batman: The Adventures Continue #2.2 is a fun romp. As always, there are laughs, heart warming moments, and Batman being written and drawn in a way that makes you say "God I miss this show". I liked this issue the more I thought about it, after initially feeling a little jarred. After further thought, however" it was great!

This first issue of the new season was great but this one was based on a good idea that ultimately failed to deliver. Let's hope number three can really blow me away!

As this issue takes inspiration from one of the best episodes of the original series, it was always going to be a winner for me. I enjoyed every page! The art, writing and additional character development across the board were sublime! I can't wait to read more.

Loved it. The script, the plot, and the art were all absolutely excellent. My only complaint was, couldn't they think of a better name than Straightman? Let's see how that goes next issue

The wealth of characters new and old that we get to enjoy makes me smile every time! Long live Nostalgia! This issue is a must-read for all 90's kids and BTAS fans!

If you're a fan of the animated universe, if you enjoy great comics, this is a book for you! A very enjoyable read. Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.4 was a wild ride full of fun references.

Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.5 was a fun, energetic, explosion-filled issue that brings this storyline to a neat and tidy conclusion.

This issue reads like a dream, it's action-packed and the witty quips are perfect as always. It's definitely setting up something big. I am definitely excited to see where this story goes next.

Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.6 was a wonderful change of pace that leads us into a new story. I can't wait to see where this one goes next. Monaco? Jamaica? Star City?

This issue was great, I enjoyed looking at it, reading it and the twists and turns of this ongoing storyline are really keeping me guessing. I can't wait to see what happens next!

Batman: The Adventures Continue #2.7 is a comic lovers type of book!

Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.7 was a fantastic issue that left me wanting very little, yet screaming for the next chapter! The finale is going to be out of control!

Batman: The Adventures Continue #3.8 is a flawless Batman story worthy of the highest praise! I mean, the main cover is a direct tribute/homage to the cover of volume 1 '1 of the original Batman Adventures comic from way back in 1992! What more could anyone ask for?!? I'll tell you what! A three issue arc to start the Adventures Continue and a three story arc to finish this wonderful run!

Titans: Beast World #1 delivers the perfect kickoff for the next big DC event, so don't wait go grab issue one and jump in. I have high hopes for this one!

Titans: Beast World #2 is a beautiful comic. It had some truly stunning moments, and I hope issue three isn't spoiled by another tie-in. This storyline has got me beasting with anticipation.

Titans: Beast World #3 is a slightly less gung-ho issue, but I'm sure it planted a lot of seeds for things to come! Bring on the next batch of comics, please!

Titans: Beast World #4 is a big step in the new direction DC will be headed after this event and is a highly recommended read.

Titans: Beast World #5 is the spark that has lit the fuse to the explosive finale of this monstrous story! Shocks, horrors, and Waller. How will it all end?!

Titans: Beast World #6 delivers a great finale, full of twists and revelations. I can't wait to see what comes next.

Tales of the Titans #1 was a great start to this 4 part mini series, showing the individual adventures of the team. I can't wait for issue 2. Raven's past returns to haunt her? That's hardly new, but is always great.

Tales of the Titans #2 was good but not as good as the previous issue. I look forward to the next in the series as Donna Troy is one of my favorites!

Tales of the Titans #3 was great, so I hope that we get more of the same in the next issue and in the ongoing Titansseries, which is also happily reviewed by yours truly.

Tales of the Titans #4 was a smashing final issue to this mini-series and it gave us a wonderful close-up look at four of the Titans. Nightwing, Flash, and Cyborg all have their own ongoing series. They all had an issue each to shine, and I can't wait to see more of them in the big leagues, in days to come.

Batman and Robin #1 is great fun and sets up this new series superbly. I'm already counting down the days until the next issue.

Batman & Robin #2 takes the pop from the first issue and adds gas to the fire. This series is awesome, as is the ending of the book itself. Tune in next month for my next review, same Bat-time, same Bat-website!

Batman & Robin #3 keeps a fun story going, but now that we're 3 issues in I want the plot to progress and questions to start getting answered.

Batman & Robin #4 gives and takes. We get a villain but lose the mystery. It also gives us something to look forward to next issue… but I can't tell you what!

Batman & Robin #5 takes the book in a new direction. Judge for yourselves, is it better or worse?

Batman & Robin #6 was a pleasant surprise to read, and I'm enjoying the father/son dynamic a lot. I'm excited for the next issue!

Batman and Robin #7 was great, I couldn't pick a fault in it if I tried. So, please keep issues like this coming, as this was a great read!

Batman and Robin #8 is hopefully just a hiccup in an otherwise great run. Only the next issue will tell

Batman and Robin #9 is an issue full of answers...not all of them, mind you. Of course, all this just keeps us coming back for more! If you haven't been reading this series, then you've really been missing out.

Batman and Robin #10 was a mixed bag. I was more excited by the post and mid-credit/last-page stingers than I was about the actual conclusion to two 10-part stories. Is this really the end, or just the end for now?

Batman and Robin #11 was a great kick-off for the father/son heroes to embark on their next challenge. I'm excited to see in which direction this series goes next.

Batman and Robin #12 ticked all of my boxes, I cannot wait to see where Williamson goes next with this story, I hope the pay off matches the build.

Batman and Robin #13 was a beautiful issue that pulled at my heartstrings whilst also making me smile. I hope all of us out there who have had issues with our fathers/father figures find the same healing that Damian and Bruce find Until then, see you next issue, same Bat-Site, Same Bat-Reviewer.

Batman and Robin #14 was a great leap into the new ALL IN era, and a new interesting story was the perfect way of doing it. Can't wait to see which direction this takes us in.

Batman and Robin #15 was a dark mysterious read that has us all wondering what will happen next, will Batman and Robin be able to stop Memento?! Only time will tell.

This title is always entertaining, with so much versatility and fun. Who would have thought that a story about Ace the Bat-Hound would be one of the most gripping Batman tales of the last few years? Batman: Urban Legends #15 is another solid issue in a great series. This book really takes Batman, and his many acquaintances, into brand new territory.

Read this book, it's worth it. I hope we have more stories like most of these going forward.

Batman: Urban Legends #17 felt like a collection of Brave and the Bold stories of old, with unlikely team-ups and unusual stories for fans of all types. I can't wait to see how the next issue goes and who's going to feature!

Batman: Urban Legends #18 shows us a lot of the characters associated with the Bat family who don't currently have an ongoing title, and are sometimes forgotten about. It was a very enjoyable issue that really evoked a lot of different emotions from me. If you're looking for a spot to jump back into Urban Legends, then this is as good a place as any!

Batman: Urban Legends #19 had some strengths and some weaknesses. As series like this go, 19 isn't a bad number to finally start wavering. It definitely had elements that would bring me back for more, though. Hopefully, the next issue takes the better elements of this issue and pushes them even further.

Batman: Urban Legends #20 is one of the best issues of the series. It's really found its groove with a balance of weird, funny, dark, and intriguing. There's something for every reader here, so I highly recommend you jump in the batmobile speed to your local comic shop and pick up this issue ASAP!

Batman: Urban Legends #21 is one and a half stories away from being a perfect issue. For that reason as I sit here judging other people's hard work, I give it an 8 out of 10. Bravo to some, keep trying to others. I'm looking forward to the next issue… it has a lot to live up to.

Review Written In Loving Memory of Kevin Conroy. Always Our Batman.

Batman: Urban Legends #23 provides the perfect ending for this series. I highly recommend that if you didn't read this story from the beginning, that you buy the collected editions. Some of these stories will stay with us Bat Fans forever.

Task Force Z #1 delivers a solid start to what may have seemed to some to be a gimmick mini-series. I, for one, was pleasantly surprised by the issue and am very eager to see where the story goes next. From the covers I've seen released for future installments, it's going to be a wild ride.

Task Force Z #2 is a fun issue that keeps the serious tone of DC books with a flair of fun. Keep an eye out for that last page stinger and you'll definitely be back for issue three!

Task Force Z #3 is the best issue of the series so far. Don't miss out, grab a copy, and enjoy! When you're telling all of your friends about it, please let them know that I made up the name UnDeadShot! Don't you dare steal it for yourselves!

Task Force Z #4 is a great issue for people who love comic book characters and reading fun comics that know how to be serious, and a little mad at the same time. I really recommend you jump on this book and tell all your nerd friends to jump on too!

Task Force Z #5 is definitely a high point for the series and a low point for all the characters in it. With Wonderful art and devilish writing, you'd have to be as mad as Mr. Bloom not to read it!

Task Force Z #6 is exactly what the series needed. We get an injection of exposition and a push towards where the story's going. This was another great issue from an already great series.

Task Force Z #7 felt like a story ramping up for a finale AND one that's ramping up for a lot more stories. In both cases, it was a great read, with lovely art and a multitude of twists and turns along the way. This is a dead good book.

Task Force Z #8 was funny, heartwarming, violent, and heartbreaking. Too many adjectives for you?! Well add undead heroes and villains and you've got yourself a great story! (Full disclosure, the cover of this issue is very misleading)

Task Force Z #9 is an action-packed story that has really found its rhythm, I'm loving the Easter eggs, the villains, and all doubts I had about this book have been put to bed. Now I'm waiting with bated breath for what will happen next.

Task Force Z #10 has something to please everyone. Fans of other Batman author/s, popular DC films, and TV, DC comics – for keeping to the roller coaster of continuity – and, finally, the big unseen shadowy figure who owns DC, Warner Bros, and HBO, who's rubbing their hands together because this book is relevant to fans of multiple platforms. Yes, the comic was fun and well worth the read.

Task Force Z #11 is a wild ride, with surprises, more deaths, and even more deaths. I really am enjoying this story and recommend it to anyone who was a fan of Batman throughout The New 52 and DC Rebirth! Everything's connected!

Task Force Z #12 delivers a great conclusion to a great series. Grab this issue to complete the set, or buy it in a collected trade. This story was fun and brought me joy from the start! I know you'll enjoy it too!

The Batman & Robin 2024 Annual is a fun self-contained issue that shows Batman and Robin don't always have to hate each other and that they can be father and son in their own, unique way.

Batman: White Knight Presents: Red Hood #1 gives readers their first look into the Red Hood of the White Knight universe and his training of a brand-new Robin. I'm looking forward to where the story takes us next

Batman: White Knight Presents: Red Hood #2 was definitely a stepping stone to give us more exposure to Jason Todd leading into the rest of Beyond the White Knight. It didn't feel like essential reading, but I hope to be pleasantly surprised when the story continues next month!

From the DC Vault: Death in the Family Robin Lives #1 is a journey into new old territory. And I can't wait to see what happens next!

Knight Terrors: Detective Comics #1 is a spooky fever dream that has some great moments. I'm excited to see where they take this unsettling tale of Jim Gordon battling beasts of the dark! Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment

Knight Terrors: Detective Comics #2 is a great issue that will have lasting repercussions, and I, for one, can't wait to see how they play out. Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment

Nightwing Annual 2024 is a beautiful story that gives depth to a new character. Applause to Travis Moore. Not many can hold up to Tom Taylor on Nightwing but this was a great start.

Titans United: Bloodpact #1 Was fun, didn't take itself too seriously, and was very easy on the eyes. What more could you want from a comic? I'm excited to be reviewing this series, so please keep an eye out each month, and we'll enjoy Titans Together (see what I did there? Their catch phrase? it's Like if I said Avengers Asse…

Titans United: Bloodpact #2 Has now built a world for us to enjoy. With a team now forming and some conflict imminent, I cannot wait for issue three of this, so far, outstanding series!

This comic was beautiful to look at, with lots of little teases and nods. I for one am really getting into this story! Titans United: Bloodpact #3 is a beautiful issue that really pushes the story forward in all the best ways. I hope that Titans Season 4 has elements of this story, because it's a monster mash of awesome!

Titans United: Bloodpact #4 is another beautiful issue that's both fun to read and furthers the plot. It does exactly what you'd hope. This series feels like a must-read for all Titans fans!

I can't praise the art and writing in this book enough, and I'm really excited to see what project this creative team works on next. Titans United: Bloodpact #5 is an action-packed, wild ride that will tease your brain and tantalize your eyes! I'm so excited about the final issue!

This finale delivered a solid conclusion to a Titans series that would leave any fan with a smile on their face. It never pretended to be more than a good superhero team story, and that was its main strength. Titans United: Bloodpact #6 gave us a great way to end what's been a beautiful ride.

Titans: Beast World Evolution #1 gives readers the building blocks they'll need to really understand the character before the $#!+ hits the fan in "Beast World", it's a great read and if you're a fan of Garfield Logan, it's a must buy and a great entre! Now, are you ready for the main course?!?

Ghost-Maker I mean, Batman Incorporated #1 Was a great start, I hope that we get to see all of these characters develop, although I'm sure we're in for a clash of egos.

Batman Incorporated #2 was an enjoyable, if not a little flawed book to read. The story's interesting, the new characters have charm, and it ties into other titles. What more could you want?

Review Written In Loving Memory of Kevin Conroy. Always Our Batman.

Batman Incorporated #4 was an issue for the villains, which is a welcome change in a team book. A lot of time time's only spent on the hero-team up, making this chapter a solid read.

Batman Incorporated #5 gave us a little bit messy and also too convenient end to this series' first chapter. I wonder if we'll return to these events later in the run.

Batman Incorporated #6 gave us a great villain, a team of heroes, a few cameos, and mentioned other characters in a shared universe. At this point, if you want more you're just greedy!

Batman Incorporated #7 was over too soon, and I want more of the same, please. I'm very excited for the next storyline, because it feels like it could be great, but it could also fall massively flat. Only time will tell. #NoSpoilers

Batman Incorporated #8 Covered a lot of ground, ticked a lot of boxes and introduced 5 new plot threads. I just hope that this start can be followed by a deserving end.

Batman Incorporated #9 is a great issue that actually has very little to complain about, I just need that extra teaspoon of special next issue, in order to be truly wowed.

Batman Incorporated #10 is a fairly decent issue. The Joker has raised the stakes, and I just hope that the writing can keep up.

Batman Incorporated #11 was an improvement on the last few issues. I'm genuinely excited to see how this one turns out!

Batman Incorporated #12 was a fun little distraction for the Gotham characters that no longer have a place in the mainstream Bat-books. That aside, this issue was just “ok”.

The Detective Comics 2022 Annual was an entertaining read. I really enjoyed the book and felt the playful nature of the writing style. More of this going forward, please.

As this title will soon be going weekly, it was great to see DC and its heroes taking the time to enjoy using the full Detective Comics Annual 2021to talk about the mental health of characters and what happens when the violence stops. I can't wait to see what new horrors come from Arkham Tower and also if rehabilitation in Gotham isn't as far-fetched as it seems.

I loved this issue, and when you read as many comics as I do every week… love is a strong word! I cannot wait for the next part of this wonderful story from this A-team, who are knocking every issue they work on out of the park!Detective Comics #1036 is a detective story that solves the mystery of which, for me, is the best book out this week!

Oh, you'd better believe that Detective Comics #1037 is highly recommended.

Oh, you don't have to be better evolve to understand that Detective Comics #1038 is highly recommended.

Detective Comics #1039 is well Worth Vile (Sorry, not sorry)

Detective Comics #1040 was a literary treat, and for us kids who like books with pictures, this one has some beautiful work. I recommend this title to every Batman fan I speak to, and tell them that these are the stories they've been missing out on. I hope you all read this book and jump in on this run. You'll be sorry if you don't.

Detective Comics #1041 was a joy for the eyes and the mind. I keep telling my friends to jump on this book asap. This issue is more fuel for my fire!

Detective Comics #1042 delivers an explosive challenge for Batman that concludes a story that's been building all year, and starts down a new path that's definitely piquing my interest. If you love great writing, great art and great comics, then this issue comes highly recommended.

Detective Comics #1043 was a welcome change for a book that's a tie-in to a crossover event, in the main sense that it didn't feel like it disposed of the story/style it had before. This issue's wonderfully written, beautifully drawn, and is a must-read for Bat-fans everywhere!

This issue is a masterclass in comic art from my latest artist fave Dan Mora. Mariko Tamaki is delivering week in week out and keeping Batman fresh, without trying too hard. Not to mention a tantalizing second story. This issue's worth its weight in Batarangs!

With Detective Comics becoming a weekly title as of next month, I for one can't wait. I also hope that every issue going forward can make me feel the way this one did. Detective Comics #1045 is a great read.

Wow… the last issue of Detective Comics of 2021, what a year it's been! I hope you've all enjoyed the books, and my reviews, as of the first 12 weeks of next year; DC's oldest series is going weekly! So, be sure to keep reading and enjoying one of the milestone titles of comic book history. After a thousand plus issues, I'm still hooked, and Detective Comics #1046 is the end of one road and the first step along the next!

Detective Comics #1047 is a fantastic start to the new year. The issue felt new but reliable. We got great writing, great art, and I am thrilled to have a Batman book every week for the first time since Batman and Robin Eternal?

Detective Comics #1048 is a cool, sexy undercover mission that keeps your attention and reads like a dream. Two weeks into our weekly run and I'm extremely impressed! Also, to all my fellow nerdy Bat-fans out there… HAPPY #1048!!

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I gained a lot of clarity after reading Detective Comics #1053. It took weekly stories (that frequently have a lot going on from start to finish) to us remember what we were reading, what we know, and how cool both these tales are. I highly recommend this issue!

Detective Comics #1054 is another smash hit of an issue. This title has been consistently awesome for the last 8 weeks and it just keeps getting better. So go out, run to your local comic store. Jump on eBay. Pre-order the Trade Paperback on Amazon. This story is fantastic and you'll regret not reading it as soon as you can!

Detective Comics #1055 was yet another wonderful addition to the weekly series. If you're reading and enjoying them as much as I am, talk about them! Leave comments, tweet, share a status or two kids! Let everyone know what's been happening down at Arkham Tower! I'll be waiting.

Detective Comics #1056 is an issue that clarifies almost everything we've been waiting for. Surprises, heroic returns, triumphant and terrifying fights.

Detective Comics #1057 felt like the beginning of the end. All the pieces are on the board and now it's time to jump into the final battle. For both the main story and the secondary story, this issue sets the stage for what promises to be an epic conclusion.

Highly recommended to anyone who loves a mystery thriller!

Detective Comics #1059 gave us a great kick-off to two new stories and I'm already completely invested in both. I cannot wait to see what comes next! Many twists and turns are ahead of us Bat Nerds, so we must keep reading in order to eventually get to the truth!

Detective Comics #1060 felt like a palate cleanser compared to previous issues, so it's not the comic you're going to tell your grandkids about… but it's still definitely one worth reading!

You'll just have to stay tuned to Dark Knight News for all the Bat things to come!

Detective Comics #1062 brings a brand new day (night?) for the caped crusader. This is a gothic opera that's clearly taking us to places unknown. This opening chapter delivers a promising start for the new team and an issue our dark knight has not faced in a long time. Let's hope that the curtain call's as good as the prelude!

Detective Comics #1063 sheds light on some things and drowns Gotham in new shadows, with a larger impending threat incoming it is going to make Batman accept help to defeat what's to come. Now, beverages and snacks will be served down the aisles during this brief intermission.

Detective Comics #1064 felt like the middle child of the series. This was the episode that the producers wanted to cut, but the writer and creative department said it was crucial to the plot. Once this whole story's done. I will judge if this issue needed to be included. Hopefully next month we'll get to the point.

Detective Comics #1065 was a big improvement on the last issue. I'm still waiting to really feel wowed, but this was definitely a step in the right direction. Let's see where we go from here.

Detective Comics #1066 finally proved that sometimes trying to be the smartest book on the shelf can be harmful to a title. Next issue, I'd love to see Batman being a bit more Batman. The art was great, though!

Review Written in Loving Memory of Kevin Conroy – Always Our Batman.

Detective Comics #1068 delivers with the main story but suffers with the backup story. If I were you, I'd read the first part and ditch the second.

Detective Comics #1069 is a strong issue. Great art, great writing. This finally feels like part of a bigger plan!

Detective Comics #1070 is a story-building issue, one equal to a mid-season episode of a TV show. Nothing major happens but it's important to further the plot.

This issue had it all, a great main story, with twists and turns that would make any nerd feel like a kid again. Followed by a backup story that would make any nerd feel confused and annoyed. Detective Comics #1071 is a polarizing mistress, read it and judge for yourselves!

Detective Comics #1072 wasn't too bad. It had highs and lows, but, as I mentioned earlier, as one of the two most important series in DC history, this title needs to be better than just ok.

Detective Comics #1073 was a solid issue in a quite long and drawn-out story. I'm hoping this is a turning point for this tale and we have more of the same going forward.

Detective Comics #1074 is part of a bigger story that I'm eager to see the end of. I'm giving this issue 4 out of 10, and every single bit of those 4 stars goes to the artists. The writers should really think about what fans want to read.

Detective Comics #1075 has turned a usually happy-go-lucky Bat-fan into a grumpy complaining nerd the opposite of what comics are supposed to do. I really hope that DC changes direction fast.

Detective Comics #1076 felt different, which is a good thing. I was starting to be more enraged than entertained by this book, so a new direction and a few weird back up stories have brought me back in. Moving forward, I'll be reading this book as if it were an Elseworlds saga, just to enjoy the mad directions it takes us in. I suggest you do the same.

Detective Comics #1077 felt a bit different once again, which was a good thing. I really do have high hopes for this book moving forwards, as there have been some moments that really were awesome. I hope that as we build towards what seems to be an end of sorts that things keep moving in the right direction.

Detective Comics #1078 Was yet another improvement and I'd even go so far as to say I enjoyed it. Who knows, maybe by issue #2000 we'll be back to every issue being better than mediocre. We live in hope.

Detective Comics #1079 was a great read. I will give credit where credit is due. This series has drastically improved over the last few months and I'm glad it's back on a steady course.

Detective Comics #1080 was the way out of one troublesome situation, and the slow boat ride into the next for the Caped Crusader. Let's hope next year brings the Dark Knight better luck and slightly more cohesive issues of Detective Comics.

Detective Comics #1081 was a painful start to the year for Batman as he's clawing his way back to life. Will one of his greatest foes help him, or is he just a part of the poison?

Detective Comics #1082 delivers a painful blow to Batman as he's clawing his way back to life. Will one of his greatest foes help him, or is he just a part of the poison? Let's meet here next month and find out.

Detective Comics #1083 is an issue that's worth a miss. just my opinion.

Detective Comics #1084 is a step in the right direction for this title, I hope it keeps going and finishes the run on a high.

Detective Comics #1085 is exactly what I expected it to be. I hope the next issue's better.

Detective Comics #1086 has a great cover, a great moment in the main story, and a great backup tale. Add all that up and you have a really decent read! Next issue, let's aim for a solid good read.

Detective Comics #1087 was a better issue, with better art and better writing. I hope the conclusion to this story follows suit and leaves me pleasantly surprised.

Detective Comics #1088 was a lot to take in, but now that I've had a healthy dose of conclusions, I'd like this story washed down with a small cup of espresso ending and the check please!

Detective Comics #1089 is the end of the Gotham Nocturne, and the doorway into better things. Thank you to Ram V, you tried something new, but I feel your skills would be better used on a smaller scale title, like you would kill on a book like Doom Patrol. Until then Join us next time Bat-fans, new creative team, same nerdy reviewer!

Detective Comics #1090 is a kick ass Batman book that leaves you begging for more, with wonderful art and a great new direction!

Detective Comics #1091 is a fantastic issue. If you're not reading this series, you best jump in a time machine. Go back to a month ago, buy the last issue, pre order this issue and slap past you in the face for not being a fool!

Knight Terrors: Nightwing #1 gives us a hero who is trapped in a prison of his own worst fears and nightmares. I wonder if this will change anything in his life once the Knight Terrors event is over? We'll have to wait for part two to find out! Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment.

Knight Terrors: Nightwing #2 was a middle-of-the-road book compared to all of the other titles for the mega-crossover at the moment. It wasn't the worst, but it wasn't the best (for me, that was Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #2) Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment

The art in this story was fine, a little dark at points, but that can be forgiven as it suits the mood. Although, when Luke told Kate she didn't need to wear a wig to be on his team, it took me a few minutes to think if she's even wearing a wig at that moment. I mean, she usually has a pretty close trim, but that's just me being a bit pedantic. Either way, the art was good and I'm looking forward to seeing it develop.

This was a step in a different direction, that I wasn't expecting. Outsiders #2 is an adventure that you won't be able to put down.

Outsiders #3 was interesting. Let's hope it was a one-and-done and that going forward we're fighting crime and exploring new places, creatures, and things.

Outsiders #4 was an entertaining read and finally feels like it's building the title towards something. I'm looking forward to seeing exactly what

Outsiders #5 delivered in every way you would want for a book about a gathering of the worst Monsters in DC. I look forward to returning to this venue soon hopefully before the end of the world.

Outsiders #6 is a very unusual meta-issue that aims to add to the bigger picture when in reality it made everything feel just a bit more confusing. Hopefully, we'll get a more linear tale next time.

Outsiders #7 is a great read that pays off a lot of long-term comic readers' commitment to DC. It's a really fun read, too.

Outsiders #8 was a great little sci-fi western that should be a fun read for anyone. I'm excited about what comes next, both from this creative team and the eclectic collection of comic characters.

I can see what Outsiders #9 was trying to do, but it just wasn't my cup of Meta-tea. Hopefully, the final two issues will take us in a different direction.

Outsiders #10 has teed us up for a big finale, I hope the large checks this book has been writing has enough left in the bank to cash out. One more issue and we'll see.

Outsiders #11 and this entire run were unusual. Felt like a joke that most of us were not in on. Give it a read and see for yourselves friends and readers. Until next time. Keep on Reading.

Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #1 gives a great start to an exciting story. I can't wait for issue two!

Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #2 sets a very chaotic tone for this series. As usual, I'm hooked and can't wait for issue three!

Batman White Knight Presents Generation Joker #3 wasn't my favorite. I'm not exactly hiding that. I want someone to tell me they loved it and why. Just so I can understand what I was missing. Leave your opinion in the comments below.

Batman: White Knight Presents: Generation Joker #4 is an improvement on the last issue and I hope it keeps improving. By the end of the series, we should be back to White Knight Gotham's full glory.

Batman: White Knight Presents: Generation Joker #5 was an improvement over the last few issues, and definitely a step in the right direction as we ramp up the book's main plot and chaotic ramifications.

This review was written in Loving Memory of Arleen Sorkin, the Original Harley Quinn.

This was a great start to the limited series. Jump on and get reading, Titans fans!

Titans United #2 crams a whole lot into one issue, so don't miss out. The art is great, the characters we love are all on the team, and there's a giant robot [REDACTED] at the end! No spoilers from me, but you'll be wowed!

Titans United #3 is a great issue, with thrilling adventures and gripping scenes, and multiple plot threads that have me geeking out waiting for the next issue!

Titans United #4 was a step up from all the previous issues in terms of art and story. I can't wait for the next issue just so I can gush over the visuals once again. Grab a copy and drool all over it like I did, but read it first! You won't regret it.

Titans United #5 is the first issue of the run that left me unsatisfied. I'm hoping that this was a mid-season lull, as they have in TV shows, and it picks back up next time.

Titans United #6 is the turning point for the team, the villains, and the new antagonists. It's a big turning point. The art is explosive, the writing's mysterious, so definitely give it a go!

Titans United #7 Was nice to look at, and tied up all the loose ends, but too quickly and with little to no ramifications. This miniseries had its highs and had its lows, but sadly I don't think this is a story that will linger long in people's memories.

Knight Terrors: Titans #1 was fun, well-paced, and different enough that it wasn't tedious reading another book in this event. I can't express how worried I am about the next issue though. I guess we'll have to wait and see. Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment

Knight Terrors: Titans #2 had a lot of potential but fell victim to running out of ideas, or perhaps from being the next flagship book for DC and not being able to deliver any real changes outside of the ongoing series. Your guess is as good as mine Images Courtesy Of DC Entertainment