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Tag Archives: Scott Snyder
REVIEW: American Vampire #33
I sometimes feel that American Vampire doesn’t always get the recognition it deserves. Oh, it’s hardly some criminally overlooked obscurity, given that the series has enjoyed critical acclaim and awards, and the graphic novels are regularly on best-seller lists. But … Continue reading
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Tagged American Vampire, Batman, comics, Dave McCaig, Hollywood, Rafael Albuquerque, Scott Snyder, Swamp Thing, Vertigo
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REVIEW: Batman #14
You may have noticed that I haven’t reviewed Batman in a while. To be honest, there’s only so much hyperbole you can heap on a title that is so consistently excellent, and it’s pretty difficult to find new ways of … Continue reading
REVIEW: Batman #9
The cover of Batman #9 says a lot. It’s a reverse of the cover for Batman #4, where the Talon’s head loomed menacingly over the Gotham City skyline, Batman reflected in his goggles. That image aptly reflected the power dynamic … Continue reading
Posted in #New52Review, Reviews
Tagged Batman, comics, Court of Owls, FCO Plascencia, Greg Capullo, James Tynion IV, Jonathan Glapion, Rafael Albuquerque, Scott Snyder, superhero
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REVIEW: Swamp Thing #7
At this stage, I imagine it goes without saying that Swamp Thing #7 features the long-awaited return of the title character. I mean, it’s on the cover. So, most of us knew going in that this latest instalment of Scott … Continue reading
Posted in #New52Review, Reviews
Tagged Abigail Arcane, Alec Holland, comics, Nathan Fairbairn, New 52, Scott Snyder, Swamp Thing, Yanick Paquette
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REVIEW: Swamp Thing #6
Oops, I’ve been getting a bit behind on reviewing Swamp Thing, haven’t I? The last issue I reviewed was #3, but I’ve still been reading and the comic has still been excellent in those intervening months. That’s part of the … Continue reading
REVIEW: Batman #5
It goes without saying that Batman #5 is the best issue yet of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s run on the comic. I must look like a total pushover with a reviewer, as I started with gushing praise for Batman … Continue reading
Posted in #New52Review, Reviews
Tagged Batman, Black Lodge, Black Mirror, Bruce Wayne, comics, Court of Owls, Cronenberg, David Lynch, FCO, Greg Capullo, horror, Jacob's Ladder, Jonathan Glapion, labyrinth, Scott Snyder, superhero, The Shining, Twin Peaks
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REVIEW: Batman #4
Many apologies: this review is about a month late, and so not exactly topical. Perhaps the reason for the delay is that I’m running out of things to say about Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s enthralling relaunch of Batman. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Batman, Bruce Wayne, comics, FCO Plascenia, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, Scott Snyder
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REVIEW: Batman #3
As hard as it may be to believe, not everyone is in love with Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s Batman. Those who have been reading my reviews will know I’ve been highly vocal in my praise for the first two … Continue reading
Posted in #New52Review, Reviews
Tagged Batman, Bruce Wayne, comics, Court of Owls, DC Comics, FCO Plascenia, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, New 52, Scott Snyder, superhero
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My Week in New York: Saturday
I got up even earlier on Saturday, setting my alarm for the scary time of 6am, and was down at the Javits Center by around 8:30am. I think that’s as much a testament to how slow I am in the … Continue reading →