Detective Comics #1051 brings us behind the scenes of the madness that is Arkham Tower. It’s so bad it’s great, and I want to tell you about it!
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.
Robin #10 takes us back to the past in order to educate our young hero. But is it a good education? I’ll let you know in my review.
Detective Comics #1050 offers more story and puts more cracks in the armor of Arkham Tower. I let you know where they are, minus the spoilers!
Detective Comics #1049 is a psychological thriller twice over. I have read it, been disturbed by it, and you should do so too.
Nightwing #88 brings it on home with great writing ease and visual style. This is a real fan issue, so stop by and let me tell you all about it!
Detective Comics #1048 delivers a large dose of backstory, suspicion, and intrigue in part 2 of ‘Shadows of the Bat.’
Let me tell you about Detective Comics #1047, a rollicking good start to ‘Shadow of the Bat’ in a post-Batman Gotham.
Robin #9 boldly ends the Lazarus Island storyline. I’m excited to talk about this issue, so drop by and read what I have to say about it!