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By jsaroundtable The Speed Force blog notes how the Blackest Night ancillary titles iwll be collected in trade. Apparently the first round will feature Superman, Batman and the Titans, and the second round will feature the Flash, Wonder Woman, and the Justice Society of America. I was hoping for a collecti...

By tfaw Hey everyone! We're back for our weekly video blog, Wednesday New Releases! On deck this week: Fall Out Toy Works #2, Amazing Spider-Man #612, Adventure Comics #4, Outsiders #24, Batman Battle for the Cowl Hardcover, and Eaglemoss' Buffy and Angel figurines:

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By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) This hearkens back to the Final Crisis problem, where the original plan for collecting Final Crisis was to collect the main miniseries on its own -- but having read it, it's clear that book would have made no sense without the additional Superman Beyond issues later added in.

Hey everyone! We're back for our weekly video blog, Wednesday New Releases! On deck this week: Fall Out Toy Works #2, Amazing Spider-Man #612, Adventure Comics #4, Outsiders #24, Batman Battle for the Cowl Hardcover, and Eaglemoss' Buffy and Angel figurines:

By rossofsaunders Action Comics #883 Batgirl #4 Batman #693 Batman and Robin #6 Red Robin #6 Set after the Blackest Night: Batman mini, Tim is helping Ra’s Al Ghul and the League of Shadows take down this second group of assassins.  Not a bad issue, as Tim starts to see the conflicts of the path he’s chosen.

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By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) As I mentioned, Final Crisis has a lot of "fallout" -- that is, not monthly titles that cross over into the main event as with Infinite Crisis and Blackest Night -- but rather its effects are felt later in Teen Titans, Robin, Nightwing, and the like, and you get a complete story even if you onl...

By ComicList This comic is a Flash vehicle and to a lesser extent, a JLA tie in. If you are looking for the meat of the war of light or the plot behind the Black Lanterns then absolutely skip this issue. Just because the master is revealed in this issue doesn't mean this issue is a must for the storyline. If you li...

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By noreply@blogger.com (SallyP) Meanwhile, Barry gives one hell of a peptalk to a perturbed Ray and Mera. They want to find Superman and Wonder Woman, but Barry tells them that right now, THEY are Superman and Wonder Woman, and they have a nice little moment. I'm loving the heck out of Mera, that's for sure, and I really REALLY...

By GLSpotlight Join the guys as they (finally) discuss the major news DC Comics has planned for January, and review Blackest Night: Batman #2 and Green Lantern Corps #40. Join the guys as they (finally) discuss the major news DC Comics has planned for January, and review Blackest Night: Batman #2 and Gree...

By DrNorge Episode 183: New Issue Scramble: We take a look at Magog #2, Red Robin #5, Batman Blackest Night #3, Adventure Comics #3. Remember the “Ragdoll of the Whatnot Contest” you can still enter and the deadline is midnight, October 31st . Note: Sean is fighting a flu bug and wanted to thank Jim for he...

By Graeme McMillan Mixing zombies with superheroes doesn't automatically mean failure - Despite all my "I know you've said they're not zombies and they're not acting like zombies, but come on, they're weird zombie-esque creatures, just admit it" problems with Blackest Night, it's full enough of melodr...

Batman: Streets of Gotham 5, Blackest Night: Superman 3, The Brave And The Bold 28, Outsiders 23, Supergirl 46, and Superman/Batman 65

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By meangeek October 23 2009 Episode #26 is hot off the press! Join in as The Rev gets his first taste of BATMAN: ARKHAM ASYLUM, Rag on Peter Parkers’ family, and absolutely HUGE BLACKEST NIGHT review, and so much more… October 23 2009 Episode #26 is hot off the press! Join in as The Rev gets his first taste...

Blackest Night: Batman 3, Detective Comics Annual 11, JSA vs. Kobra 5, Secret Six 14, The Shield 2, Titans 18, and the Unwritten 6 Four good, three bad. Look inside and see if you agree which ones!

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Blackest Night: Batman 3, Detective Comics Annual 11, JSA vs. Kobra 5, Secret Six 14, The Shield 2, Titans 18, and the Unwritten 6 Four good, three bad. Look inside and see if you agree which ones!

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By ComicList Overall, this arc is worth picking up because it doesn't simply really on Batman, Robin and Red Robin. The usage of Deadman and Etrigan make this story so much more enjoyable. You would expect Batman to try to outthink the dead and to do that you need to enlist characters like them. The comic pro...

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By ComicList Some of the pieces of the story don't make a whole lot of sense. For example, the inclusion of Gordon and Barbara just seems wasteful. Add in that Alfred is shown caring for Gordon makes you wonder about the whole secret identity thing. It just seemed unnecessary to have the characters in the st...

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By ComicList Some of the pieces of the story don't make a whole lot of sense. For example, the inclusion of Gordon and Barbara just seems wasteful. Add in that Alfred is shown caring for Gordon makes you wonder about the whole secret identity thing. It just seemed unnecessary to have the characters in the st...

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By rhilario What’s Not So Good: Although Tomasi provides us an entertaining story, I can’t help but feel a little cheated with this series’ ending. It comes off as rushed and thoroughly thought through, as Batman’s discovery to effectively combat the Black Lanterns comes out of nowhere and accident...

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By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin with Dick crashing the Bat-plane into a cemetery. Dick tells Damien to go to a specific tomb in the graveyard and there he will find a secret passage to Wayne Tower. Dick tells Damien to take Commissioner Gordon and Barbara Gordon back to Wayne Tower. Damien grudgingly leav...

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By ComicList Media Release -- Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis' cosmic company-wide crossover event Blackest Night #3 ramped up the battle between the Lantern Corps and the undead Black Lanterns, providing DC Comics with the best-selling comic book title for September 2009, based upon total unit sales to...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Blackest Night: Batman #3 (DC Comics) Superman could have shut this whole place down without killing anyone or allowing anyone else to kill anyone. Batman might not have been able to, but he would have tried. But Wonder Woman? She’s apparently no Superman or Batman.

By Robert Greenberger The extras on the Standard edition and the DVD include the usual assortment of trailers for other DCU videos, including the next one, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, coming in 2010. The Blackest Night featurette also appears. “A Test of Minds: Superman and Batman” dos a nice job explo...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Test of Minds: Superman and Batman Dinner with DCU and Special Guest Kevin Conroy First Look at Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths Blackest Night: Inside the DC Comics Universe Superman: Doomsday Batman: Gotham Knights Wonder Woman: The Amazon Princess Bruce Timm's Top Picks

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By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Big agenda this week not just because a whole lot of comics came out, but also because we're catching up from last week. That means forty-odd minutes of laconic drawlin' 'bout Action Comics #881, Agents Of Atlas #11, Batman And Robin #4, Batman: Streets Of Gotham #4, Blackest Night #3, The B...

By DrNorge Episode 178: Blackest Night #3. We had a crazy week but it didn’t stop us from sneaking out a show to you tonight. This episode, Jim joins us via the phone as we focus on Blackest Night #3. We really try to dissect this issue to give you our thoughts on what mysteries were solved and where we think th...

By Babs If you have been reading the series since 'Battle For The Cowl' then you are probably familiar with the quasi fall-out between Tim Drake (former Robin,) and Dick Grayson (former Nightwing). The cool thing about Tomasi's book is that he draws the parallel in the two characters' similariti...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Andrenn) Tomasi had a well received run on Nightwing and it shows that he has a great grasp on the Batman family, especially Dick who he shows both as an individual and with his time now as Batman. He’s not going to try and make Dick act like Bruce or have him go for the silent dark knight. He’s going for the s...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Another light week this week, in part because I got to the shop too late for new issues of Wednesday Comics and Warlord. It still leaves Blackest Night: Batman #2, Booster Gold #24, Doom Patrol #2, Green Lantern Corps #40, Secret Six #13, Superman: World Of New Krypton #7, Titans #17, and The...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Therefore, get ready for 32 minutes' worth of Batman And Robin #3, Blackest Night: Titans #1, Detective Comics #856, Fantastic Four #570, Flash: Rebirth #4, Gotham City Sirens #3, Green Lantern #45, Madame Xanadu #14, Superman #691, Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen Special #2, Unknown Sold...

Episode #236 Technical difficulties continue to plague the Alternate Reality crew as Eric spends more time hung in internet limbo than actually on the phone and reviewing comics. We do manage to get a few reviews out him time its all said and done. He brings the indie love with Poe #1 and conti...

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) As promised, here's the podcast for last week's comics. Specifically, they're Batman: Streets Of Gotham #3, Blackest Night: Superman #1, The Brave and the Bold #26, Final Crisis Aftermath: Dance #4, Justice League of America #36, Supergirl #44, Superman Annual #14, and Wednesday Comi...

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By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Batman ask Robin if he is living in Wayne Manor, wearing a red, yellow, and green uniform, and sitting next to Batman in the Batmobile. Robin says yes. Batman tells Robin that he is part of everything that he wanted. Batman tells Robin to shut up.

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Comix 411 Recently, the greatest blow of all was struck when the original Batman, Bruce Wayne, was seemingly killed while saving the Earth. Dick Grayson, the original ... DC Comics Review: Blackest Night: Batman #1Comix 411 Blackest Night: Batman #1Panels on Pages

By ComicList The decision is made by Batman to move the remains of the Wayne’s to keep them safe. This brings up a moment where Robin shows some hesitation. This provides some great dialogue and brings a twist to the new relationship between Batman and Robin. In previous issues with the duo, we’ve always se...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Specifically, it's Action Comics #880, Adventure Comics #1, Batman #689, Blackest Night #2, Blackest Night: Batman #1, Booster Gold #23, Green Arrow/Black Canary #23, Green Lantern Corps #39, JSA Vs. Kobra #3, Titans #16, The Unwritten #4, and Wednesday Comics #6. Plus, Olivia gets ano...

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By Don MacPherson Blackest Night: Batman #1 (DC Comics) Red Herring #1 (DC Comics/Wildstorm Productions) by David Tischman, Philip Bond & David Hahn Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 (Marvel Comics) by Brian Michael Bendis & David Lafuente

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) This week I go off on a little rant about Mark Millar's Fantastic Four, and there are references to Fargo and Stripes, as well as a thoroughly-unsurprising Monty Python reference. Otherwise, it's Batman: The Brave and the Bold #7, Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #3, Detective Comics #8...