Review: Dark Nights: Metal #1
This is a well done comic in general and a fantastic start to Dark Nights: Metal. Readers will be pulled into the story’s complexities without even realizing it because they will be too focused on how fun …
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Review: Red Hood/Arsenal Vol. 1- Open for Business
This is a story about two friends stomping out crime together. It is not a deep or complex plot that presents a message about society. It is an action packed adventure with a few …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 7- Last Call
This is simply not a good book. The ending to the series is well done but besides that, there is not much that redeems the negatives of this book. Storylines are so pointless, rushed, and chaotic that it seems like …
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Review: Mister Miracle #1
This is how you kick off a comic book series, provide readers with enough good writing and art to show it is worthwhile and then throw in a tantalizing mystery to make readers want more. This comic is excellent and is a …
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Review: Robin: Son of Batman Vol. 1- Year of Blood
This story continues the work of the Batman and Robin series in establishing Damian Wayne as a well rounded and likable character. Though it stumbles a bit around the conclusion, the rest of this is a wonderful and …
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Review: Grayson Vol. 5- Spiral’s End
This is the ending to the series that fans have been waiting for. Mysteries are solved, secret alliances are revealed, and the story as a whole is given a conclusion. Though there are a few missteps along the way, this is …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 6- Lost and Found
This book is split right down the middle in terms of quality. The half of the story focused on Starfire is thoughtful, enjoyable, and provides some nice character development. However, the half focused on Roy and Jason is boring and …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 5- The Big Picture
Action, adventure, and fun reign supreme in this excellent return to form for this series. The lovable scoundrel aspect of the Outlaws is on full display as they launch into missions of questionable morality in order to serve the greater good. Though …
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Review: Batman #28
This is another solid entry in the “War of Jokes and Riddles.” It presents the intense action and warlike fights that readers have come to expect. In particular, there are some great moments involving …
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Review: Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 4: League of Assassins
A boring story, numerous intrusions from side characters, and mischaracterization of the protagonists cause this to be the worst book in the series so far. There are moments at the story’s end where readers can …
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