Having not been reading Tim King's Batman on a regular basis, I had been planning on giving the whole Prelude To A Wedding storyline a ...

Lost within a ring of snow and ice - the second circle of the labyrinth formed out of Gotham City - our heroes find themselves contending wi...

Despite Chuck Dixon's Nightwing being one of my favorite series of all time, I haven't been following Dick Grayson's recent adve...

Let's not mince words or waste time.   Batman: Eternal #11 is one of the worst comics I've seen in recent memory.  Indeed, I'm...

Batman Eternal #10 was of such dramatically dismal quality compared to the earlier installments I'm contemplating dropping the title.  ...

Batman Eternal #9 finds The Caped Crusader leaving Gotham City for a time.  With the GCPD out for his head, Batman decides to head to Hong ...

Batman's war with mobster Carmine "The Roman" Falcone continues to take center stage in this week's issue of Batman: Etern...

Sadly, the scene on the cover of Batman Eternal #7 doesn't actually occur in the book.  A shame, as the image of The Penguin using his ...

As was the case with  last week's issue , Batman Eternal #6 seems less interested in its grand central mystery than it is in expanding ...

The best parts of Batman Eternal thus far have little to do with its central mystery.  This is not to say that the mystery isn't engagi...

Batman Eternal #4 proves to be the first misstep in this series' run.  That misstep is not due to the art team., despite Dustin Nguyen ...

At this moment in time, there seems little point in my maintaining any aura of mystery in discussing Batman Eternal .  The story is moving a...

I've complained in previous reviews of the main Batman series that Scott Snyder seemed to be have been taking his sweet time in telling...

I will say this for the writing team of Batman Eternal - they do not do things by halves.  There was a hint of this in the preview for this...