BATMAN Family Reunions & New Villains Strike

Detective Comics #943 courtesy DC Comics
Detective Comics #943 courtesy DC Comics

New enemies strike, members of the Dark Knight’s family return and is the Batman Boot Camp breaking up?

In the aftermath of losing Tim Drake and “Strange” attacks in Night of the Monster Men, James Tynion IV launches his second arc of Detective Comics with thrills, mystery and feeling with the welcome return of a Gotham citizen who gave up the mask.

The Victim Syndicate begins with a fan-favorite couple reunited at the site of a horrible event with a haunting but familiar use of the Bat symbol and ends with evil party crashers.

Who could be Tim’s replacement?
Who makes a comeback and are they sticking around?
Who is the new force on the attack in Gotham City? Continue reading BATMAN Family Reunions & New Villains Strike

DC Comics Books Ending In August

Birds of Prey #34 courtesy DC Comics
Birds of Prey #34 courtesy DC Comics

It was the dreaded “Final Issue” some fans are just never ready to see.

 

DC Comics will end seven series in August. Birds of Prey, Superboy, All-Star Western, Batwing, Trinity of Sin: Pandora, Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger will have final issues arrives in August.

 

But don’t lose hope fans. Continue reading DC Comics Books Ending In August

DC Comics Reveals Lady Vic

courtesy DC Comics
courtesy DC Comics

A new assassin will be stalking The New 52! DC Comics Bob Harras shared a first look at Lady Vic. This killer for hire will tangle with Luke Fox, the new Batwing.

In the pre-New 52 “Lady Vic” short for Lady Victim because of her many targets was a frequent enemy of Nightwing. Lady Elaine Marsh Morton was a real British aristocrat but worked for DC villains like Blockbuster.

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A Geek’s “Night of the Owls” Confession

Batwing #9 courtesy DC Comics

  I bought Batwing #9 only because it was part of the Night of the Owls crossover. Don’t just me unworthy, even a geek with a blog has a comic book budget. I was impressed with this new hero and enjoyed Judd Winick and Marcus To’s tie-in to the crossover.

  Spinning out of Batman, The Court of Owls have unleashed their Talons on targets all over Gotham City. Bruce Wayne’s trusted ally Lucius Fox has been judged unworthy. Batwing must stop the death sentence during a Batman Incorporated event.

 The script was tight and action packed but gives you insight into David – and I was immediately engaged. It’s too obvious and cliche to say he reminds me of working man’s Black Panther because they’re both from Africa but I also see the some of Hawkeye’s personality in David. This was my first Batwing issue and the first of many more.

Batman Artist’s Steampunk Inspired Talon

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  The Court of Owls has been manipulating Gotham City for centuries. The Talons are the secret society’s enforcers. Talons from different eras will arise to attack Batman and his allies.

  Batman artist Greg Capullo is designing Talons from various periods of Gotham’s past and revealed his latest creation to The Source.  

  “It was like using a magnet in a junkyard. Just a lot of stuff that doesn’t mean much, but looks cool.”

  Batwing will face this Steampunk influenced Talon in the Night of the Owls crossover.

Don’t Call It the Batwing!

  Batman is chasing Bane in a flying machine in the trailer for The Dark Knight Rises. It’s been referred to as the Batwing but today Wireless Goodness is reporting that it’s being officially called “The Bat.”

  The news developed after a FCC filing by Hot Wheels on their upcoming toy version. The source claims this image is from the instruction manual from the vehicle that will be on store shelves later this year.

"The Bat" image for upcoming Batman toy tie-in? Courtesy Wireless Goodness

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