Robin #17 is like Lego blocks building up to get our hero where he needs to be. The build-up makes good story I can tell you about in my review.
Author: William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson is a small town laddie who self publishes books of punk genres, Victorian Age superheroes, rocket ships and human turmoil. He loves him some comic books, Nature, Star Trek and the fine art of the introvert.
Detective Comics #1063 is the spirit of brooding and grim times in print form. I am excited about this issue, and more excited to blab about it with y’all.
Nightwing #95 is a fun dive into organized chaos as Nightwing goes after Blockbuster hard. It’s a jamboree of thrills, alliances, & takedowns let’s discuss
Batman #126 ups the action as Failsafe closes in on Batman & Catwoman closes in on murder & legal intrigue, how does it all pan out?
Detective Comics #1062 is a tour-de-force issue that welcomes new creatives on two powerhouse stories.
Robin #16 is a classic feeling comic of team-ups and young heroism bound to make fans happy. Robin has a bright future ahead by the look of it.
Nightwing #94 is the third part in ‘The Battle For Bludhaven,’ but that battle begins in THIS issue. The stakes get higher, and this issue plays for keeps.
Batman #125 is an explosion of storyline, talent, and artistic joy. Zdarsky and company slew this issue. I want to tell you all about it!