Overview Batman: War Games Book 2 picks up right where it left off in Book 1 with our favorited caped crusader as he tries to rebuild Gotham City. After Stephanie Brown, formerly The Spoiler and Robin, accidently follows through with one of Batman’s contingency plans, Gotham’s underground is left without any leaders and chaos ensues …
Overview In Batman: War Games Book 1 New Edition, Gotham finds itself in a literal war zone when the entire underground battles for turf. Our caped crusader finds himself in the centre of this chaos as he fights to keep Gotham safe. Knowing how the Batman universe works, you know that this battle will not …
Overview Now, after making it through the hundreds of pages from Volumes 1 and Volume 2, I was apprehensive to go ahead with volume 3 but excited to finally bring Knightfall to a close in Batman: Knightfall Volume 3: KnightsEnd. Chuck Dixon made the previous two volumes an emotional rollercoaster of sorts, and he left …
Overview In Batman Knightfall Volume 2: Knightquest, Chuck Dixon comes back strong as he delivers the second installment of this trilogy. While less notorious than the previous installment, I think these chapters are still enjoyable to read and follow along with the overall atmosphere of the Batman franchise. That being said, there is one thing …
Overview Batman: Collected Legends of the Dark Knight is a collected edition with 3 short stories included – Blades, Legend of the Dark Mite and Hothouse. All written in the early 90s depicting Bruce Wayne’s early days as the Dark Knight. They’re darker than usual in tone to Detective Comics and the main Batman books …
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Overview Catwoman Volume 3: The Replacements is set during the time shortly after Selina Kyle gives birth to Helena and she has tasked Holly Robinson to be her replacement. The Replacements is set during the “One Year Later” series which deals with the aftermath of the Infinite Crisis. It’s a fairly short and modern book …
Overview Chuck Dixon’s adaption of the dark knight in Batman: Knightfall is arguably one of the most popular installments in the history of Batman. In volume 1 of the groundbreaking installment, we watch Batman as he faces countless, classic villains as the Arkham Asylum has been broken into leaving many of the craziest criminals free …
Overview The Dark Knight is known to be one of the darker mainstream series, but Dave Lapham, author of the gritty Stray Bullets series, pushes the limits in Batman: City of Crime as he drags Bruce Wayne through one of the more controversial plots. We follow Batman as he tries to shut down a new …
Overview Batgirl: Death of the Family is the a crossover event across the New 52 which charts the events surrounding the Joker’s return to Gotham. For Batgirl’s part though it is only for around the first half this covers where the real plot line is the return and fallout of Barbara’s brother, James Gordon Jr. …
Overview Batman: No Man’s Land is a whopper of an arc which spans the whole of 1999 and continues the story after Gotham City was left devastated after Cataclysm. It’s similar to the Knightfall arc in the sense it dominated everything during that year. Now I didn’t particularly enjoy Cataclysm and I read Knightfall back …
