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The Batman Who Laughs may be the culmination of ten years of Scott Snyder’s Batman work, but the hot-selling, utterly terrifying comic that has a Jokerized, parallel dimension Batman going toe to toe with the prime Bruce Wayne is also the launching point for a new Batman/Superman team up book, and DC shared a preview

This article contains extraordinarily mild Jessica Jones Season 3 spoilers. We have a spoiler free review here if you prefer.  Erik Gelden. Wiseass. Small time gambler. Petty criminal. Burger expert. Supervillain? Well, not exactly. But Jessica Jones‘ new love interest with some low level mental superpowers actually has his roots in the pages of Marvel

Want to feel old? Scott Snyder’s breakout Batman story, “The Black Mirror,” was released almost 10 years ago. He was a rising star when he got the gig on Detective Comics, and that book led to him being handed the reins on the New 52 relaunch of Batman and turned him into the character’s defining

This article consists of nothing but Jessica Jones Season 3 spoilers. We have a spoiler free review right here if you prefer. Everyone’s favorite hard-boiled detective (and former superhero – not that she wants to talk about it) is back for one last case. While Jessica Jones, Trish Walker, and the rest of Hell’s Kitchen

The Justice Society is getting a big push from DC Comics, and they’ll be making their return to regular continuity in the pages of Scott Snyder’s Justice League. The classic World War II superhero team will be joining the flagship DC title in September as part of the next big storyline: The Justice/Doom War. “I

There are a lot of beloved and classic X-Men stories throughout the years and I’d say that the three biggest (not best, but most prominent) are Days of Future Past, Age of Apocalypse, and Dark Phoenix Saga. And while Giant-Sized X-Men #1 is arguably the most important tale, it’s not the one that everyone keeps

While I love a good epic fantasy read where an unassuming, usually male, usually white farmboy learns of his great destiny to save the world, there are so many fantasy stories that exist outside of that framework.  One of my favorite ways to see fantasy genre tropes subverted is by taking the usual feudal European-like

The Power Rangers comic is going in bold new directions by introducing the White Ranger into the main comic, especially after its univere altering “Shattered Grid” arc. While the comic has veered away from Power Rangers TV stories since the beginning, having the White Ranger around without any of the “Green Candle” episodes is still

Oblivion Song, an Image Comics title introduced relatively recently, is already set for live-action glory; a notion that makes a lot more sense when you realize that the comic is the creation of Robert Kirkman, the mastermind behind Image’s The Walking Dead and the AMC cable TV franchise it spawned. However, this particular Kirkman adaptation

This article comes from Den of Geek UK. This article contains major spoilers for all seasons of Game Of Thrones. We finally have an end to Game Of Thrones, but not everyone is happy with the way things turned out. Showrunners David Benioff and DB Weiss have come under a lot of fire from unhappy

This post is sponsored by Tor Books. All opinions expressed in this post are based on the writer’s personal views. Ivy Gamble’s life as a Bay Area private detective isn’t particularly glamorous. Most of her cases involve philandering spouses or insurance fraud so, when she is presented with the opportunity to solve a murder, she

Christopher Priest is one of the best comic writers of all time. His career spans almost 40 years now, and in that time he’s had his hands on just about every big name superhero character out there – Captain America, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Justice League. You name it and he’s probably written it.

This Walking Dead article contains major spoilers. For the past few months, Walking Dead writer Robert Kirkman and artist Charlie Adlard have been exploring the Commonwealth, the comic’s biggest postapocalyptic settlement yet. At first, this massive city-state seemed like a dream of the past, the rebirth of a society long gone in the wake of

This article consists of lots of X-Men: Dark Phoenix spoilers. We have a spoiler free review here. The X-Men Cinematic Universe has reached the finish line. After three initial core movies, four core movies from a rebooted sequel timeline, three Wolverine movies, two Deadpool movies, and a New Mutants fiasco that may or may not see

This article comes from Den of Geek UK. When Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created Jean Grey, they could scarcely have predicted that she’d go on to star in one of the most culturally significant comic-book storylines ever. Nor would they have suspected that the Phoenix Saga (as it came to be known) would then