Greetings once again fellow Gothamites and welcome to the meeting of Bat-Fans we like to call The Weekly Bat Signal, where we the faithful gather to get all the Gotham gossip and converse about our very own caped and cowled crime fighter, The Batman. From Hollywood to the local comic book shops, we uncover all the latest details on The Dark Knight and discuss them in depth here Continue reading
Tag Archives: the Dark Knight
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’, Episode #23
Hello and welcome fellow followers of The Bat, to another Weekly Bat Signal where we dish all the dirt on the Dark Knight. From the palatial Palisades to creepy Crime Alley, we cover Gotham City better than a roll of yellow police tape. This week we are going to dissect Continue reading
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’ with Shawn Warner, Episode 20
Welcome Gothamites to the first Bat Signal of 2014! Yes it is a brand new year here in the city that bleeds but nothing has changed at The Bat Signal, we still bring you all the Bat-related news items, reviews and other tidbits no self-respecting Bat-Fan should be without. Continue reading
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’, Episode 19: Year End Wrap-Up
Greetings fellow Gothamites and welcome to the final episode of The Weekly Bat-Signal for 2013. The city is abuzz getting ready to ring in the New Year Gotham style which means lots of garish pageantry and drunken disorderly conduct in the streets, from the lowest of Crime Alley miscreants to the stratosphere of Gotham’s high society the parties will rage on well into the first morning of 2014. Continue reading
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’ with Shawn Warner, Episode 17
Greetings and apologies fellow Gothamites, I must offer my most sincere request for your forgiveness for my absence last week. It seems even in Gotham the holidays can cause more chaos than a Riddler produced blackout. I tell you my friends that I would rather face The Joker, Killer Croc and Bane than a mob of WalMart Christmas shoppers waiting on queue for a deep discounted 52 inch hi def flat screen television Continue reading
REVIEW: “Batman: the Dark Knight” #25
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Zakk Saam
Written by Gregg Hurwitz
Artwork by Alex Maleev
Color Artwork by Dave McCaig
Lettering by Carlos M. Mangual
Clayface is back in Batman: The Dark Knight #25. While there seems to be an influx of Clayface stories in the past six months, this is one of the better ones in my opinion. In a story carefully crafted by Gregg Hurwitz (Vengeance of the Moon Knight, Penguin: Pain and Prejudice), Clayface has broken out of Arkham Asylum Continue reading
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’ with Shawn Warner, Episode 14
Greetings and salutations fellow citizens of Gotham, this week we are on the beat with Lt. James Gordon in a Zero Year tie-in over at Detective Comics #25, then we go cross town over to Bridge City in Gotham where Continue reading
‘Lost in the Longbox’ Episode 19: “Sin City” #1
Sin City #1
(Dark Horse, 1991)
Reprinted in Dark Horse One for One in 2010
Story & Art by: Frank Miller
Greetings from the Wasteland!
There are names in the history of comics that will forever be lauded. Lee, Kirby, Schuster, Kane…and so many more helped to form the foundation of the industry, as we know it today. But atop that foundation there must be a structure, and others moved in to build on it. Continue reading
‘The Weekly Bat-Signals’ with Shawn Warner, Episode 12
Good evening Gothamites from high atop the hills of The Palisades just east of stately Wayne Manor to the decrepit depths of Crime Alley we bid you welcome to this week’s installment of The Weekly Bat Signal, where we chew the fat about The Bat and get down to the nitty-gritty about Gotham City. Continue reading
REVIEW: “Batman: the Dark Knight” Annual #1
(DC Comics, 2013)
Review by Raymond Jacques
STORY: “Once Upon A Midnight Dreary”
WRITTEN BY: Gregg Hurwitz
ARTWORK BY: Szymon Kudranski
COLOR ARTWORK BY: John Kalisz
LETTERING BY: Dezi Sienty
COVER: Alex Maleev
After a pretty undeniably rocky start, the New 52 title: Batman: The Dark Knight, gained creative traction amidst the rubble of what went before and made great strides towards becoming something truly worthwhile & to be looked forward to upon handing the reins to writer Gregg Hurwitz in issue 10 of TDK. Continue reading