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Hope Larson On The Knife’s Edge

May 25, 2017

Hope Larson is delivering some of the most interesting work in comics today. Her two-volume Compass South and Knife's Edge for First Second Books...

SDCC 2016 Interviews: The Cast and Creators Of Batman: The Killing Joke

Jason Sacks

July 30, 2016

Interviews, Video Interview

Editor's Note: Our writer Jason Sacks attended the press panel at this year's San Diego Comic-Con intended to hype the new Batman: the Killing...

DCU Rebirth Report: 7/20/16

Mark Stack

July 20, 2016

Big Two, DC Comics, Reviews

I’ll be reading and reviewing, in some sense of the word, the contents of each upcoming first issue (the Rebirth one-shot if the series has one or...

Being Batgirl

Kyrax2

December 2, 2015

The Squeaky Wheel

Batgirl (Stephanie Brown version) was not the first time I ever dressed up for a convention...not by a long chalk. Though 2011 was the first time I...

Singles Going Steady 3/24/15: The Moon Isn’t Made of Cheese

Dana Keels, Daniel Gehen, Jackie Henley, Jason Sacks, Kenny Sanders, Michael Bettendorf, Myke Ladiona, Ryan Scott, Stephanie Panisello

March 24, 2015

Reviews, Singles Going Steady

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Moon Knight #13 (Cullen Bunn / Ron Ackins / Tom Palmer/ Dan...

Sympathy for the Devil

Sean Reid

March 17, 2015

Big Two, Canon Fodder, DC Comics

#ChangeTheCover or Don’t #ChangeTheCover? Which way did you vote? In the grand scheme of things, the fate of a variant cover is pretty much a...

2.0Batgirl #35 illustrates that comics must be judged as a collaborative medium; Tarr and Wicks provide outstanding work, but the script ruins the experience.

Batgirl #35 is a Beautiful Comic Ruined by Its Script [Review]

Chase Magnett

October 9, 2014

Reviews

I was very excited about the debut of Batgirl #35. Editor Mark Doyle has been reinvigorating the Batman family of titles with new creative talent and...