Comic Review: Detective Comics #359: Facsimile Edition (DC Comics)
Alan Spinney In a delightful decision somewhere at DC Comics, it was decided to reprint key Silver Age comics as facsimile editions. Detective Comics #359 is one of these facsimiles.
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Comic Review: Detective Comics #1018 (DC Comics)
Anthony Andujar Jr. As Batman wraps up his nightly patrol, apprehending criminals and muggers alike, a string of murders have occurred, leaving a trail of mangled bodies throughout the streets of Gotham.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1017 (DC Comics)
An orphan runs away from the Wayne Orphanage, scared for his life, lost and alone in the cold snowy streets of Gotham.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1015 (DC Comics)
Mr. Freeze and Mrs. Freeze are creating a new definition for a cold day in hell as they wreak havoc on the citizens of Gotham.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1014 (DC Comics)
All the experiments, all of the battles, the kidnappings, everything has lead up to this moment.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1013 (DC Comics)
As Mr. Freeze proceeds to use his hostages to further his scientific pursuits to save his wife, Batman is in hot pursuit to prevent Freeze from initiating his plans.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1012 (DC Comics)
Something sinister is happening beneath the underbelly of the streets of Gotham, reports of women that share similar physical traits have gone missing.
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1011 (DC Comics)
Stranded on an island, and hunted by Deadshot, Bruce must do whatever it takes to save the surviving passengers, as well as himself.
Toy Review: Commissioner James Gordon and Bat Signal – Deluxe Edition (Mezco Toys)
Mike Hopkins - Feature Editor “Sit down and be silent or I’ll have all of you arrested for breach of the peace!” – James Gordon
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1009 (DC Comics)
Batman fights crime in the dead of night, yet despite his nightly duties, he still has to contend with his responsibilities as Bruce Wayne.