Posts Tagged ‘ Batman ’

Video Reviews [02.24.10]

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Video Review [01.27.10]

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Spider-Man and Batman

When I moved recently, I found my copy of Spider-Man and Batman, a Marvel and DC joint effort. I haven’t read it in years and I wanted to see how it was after all that time. Because we know how that goes. Spider-Man and Batman was a prestige format book released in 1995 that carried the hefty [ READ MORE ]

I liked the Earth-2 me better.

DC announced today that 2010 will bring original graphic novels starring Batman and Superman. The OGNs will showcase the heroes in “their first years and earliest moments retold in a standalone, original graphic novel format, on a new earth with an all-new continuity.” Kind of like the All-Star line. Ignoring the ugly design, it looks like DC is [ READ MORE ]

Video Review [11.11.09]

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Review: Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

  • October 2nd, 2009
  • Posted in DVD
  • By Greg

It’s funny that Jeph Loeb began his career in Hollywood, moved to comics and now one of those projects has been adapted into this direct to DVD movie. Based on the first story arc of Loeb and artist Ed McGuiness’ successful Superman/Batman, this movie manages to make the story better and worse. First of all, it’s [ READ MORE ]

Batman: Arkham Asylum

You know that Batman: Arkham Asylum game everybody’s excited about? I don’t have one of those fancy, new-fangled video game systems, so check out a review of the new game by Doc Ezra over at Needcoffee instead. [ READ MORE ]

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Comic Reviews: 07-01-09

Comic Reviews: 07-01-09 A pretty big week in comics, one might say: Captain America: Reborn and a new Justice League limited run series, a week after McDuffie’s exit. They also offer some new issues of some of Marvel’s and DC’s unique limited series. Since I don’t have much to say this week, let’s get right into [ READ MORE ]

Talent

Jeph Loeb is a phenomonal writer. Rob Liefeld is the greatest artist of the last hundred years. Heroes is one of the most original and unpredictable television programs of our generation. I’m very excited for Shia Lebeouf in Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen. Batman is dead and will remain that way. [ READ MORE ]

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