Poison Ivy

Batman is one of those franchises that has captured the imaginations of countless fans over the years. The eponymous character has been reinterpreted on many occasions, and each time, the DC Universe superhero continues to inspire...

Synopsis: In Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest.  In the not-too-distant past, Superman’s powers are super-charged from a devastating chemical attack by the villain Metallo…and the only ally that the ultra-powerful Man of Tomorrow can turn to in this...

Synopsis: This month on Dark Knights of Steel. Betrayals and assassinations have brought the world to the brink of war! As the Kingdom of Storms and Themyscira prepare for an invasion, the El family is reunited...

The cover: A trippy cover for a trippy series. Batman stands before the reader with his arms and legs ready to spring into action. However, artist Kelley Jones has all but his cape and cowl covered...

The cover: Batman screams as the Scarecrow takes off the top of his head. Emerging from it is a ghastly green that contains the Joker, Catwoman, Penguin, Two-Face, Manbat, Mister Freeze, Poison Ivy, Bane and others...

The cover: A building has come to life, assuming the visage of the Scarecrow, and has lifted the hero in its hand. An appropriate frontpiece given who the big bad is of this series. Artist Kelley...

The covers: A pair of different covers to pick up on this fabulous first issue. Interior artist and colorist, Kelley Jones and Michelle Madsen, are responsible for the Regular cover which is quite the attention getter....

There are a lot of covers for this issue. So many, in fact, ninety-six of them, I had to separate them from the review of the actual comic. Hold onto something, this could take a while!...

The covers: A foursome to find for those feverish for these famous female characters. The Regular cover is by Amanda Conner with colors by Paul Mounts. Archie is at Pop’s, sharing a shake with his two...

The covers: Mikel Janín has created a fantastic Regular cover that features imagery I wish was in this series. Standing on a tiled floor composed of the Joker and Riddler’s logos, both villains’ minions are rushing...

Marguerite Bennett had a spotlight panel on Friday, July 21, at the San Diego Comic-Con. She was interviewed by Ryan North, writer of The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl. When asked how she got into the business, Marguerite...

The covers: Mikel Janín creates the Regular cover showing a puzzle being completed by Batman. Only the Dark Knight’s hand is visible, holding the piece that shows the Joker’s mouth, who is the image of the...