Batman and the Foundation fight in front of the Batman Who Laughs on the cover of Batman/Fornite: Foundation.
Batman/Fornite: Foundation #1

Written by: Scott Snyder, Christos Gage, Donald Mustard Art by: Joshua Hixson Coloring by: Roman Stevens Lettering by: Andworld Design I resent that the original Batman/Fortnite book is one of the best books for new readers to get into comics. I resent that Batman/Fornite: Foundation is written by one of the greats, Scott Snyder. But […]

Christopher Knighton

October 26, 2021

Bigby Wolf walks out of fire, half-transformed, carrying an empty Bat-cowl in his hand on the cover of Batman vs Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #2.
Batman Vs Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham #2

Written by: Bill Willingham Penciling by: Brian Level Inking by: Jay Leisten Coloring by: Lee Loughridge Lettering by: Steve Wands Firstly, wow… wow, wow… wow. I thought I had my problems with the first issue of Batman Vs Bigby! A Wolf in Gotham. That had more to do with the creator than the issue’s content. […]

Christopher Knighton

October 20, 2021

Batman stands in front of green wallpaper.
Batman: The Liberation Theology Behind the Caped Crusader

Liberation Theology is, and I quote, “a movement in Christian theology that emphasizes liberation from social, political, and economic oppression as an anticipation of ultimate salvation.” I took a class about this in college, a strange thing to say I’m done with. But in that class, I was able to write a paper about any […]

Christopher Knighton

October 17, 2021

Marvel Inferno begins, with Moira McTaggert standing over the bodies of the Quiet Council.
Marvel Inferno #1! Comic Book Reviews 9/29

I have to be honest and forewarn readers, my opinions and feelings get pretty bleak and angry a bit this week. Not about Marvel Inferno, that’s fantastic and it starts the night off with good news. It’s when it comes to Deathstroke Inc. and Batman vs Bigby! that I have some things I need to […]

Christopher Knighton

September 29, 2021

The new Aquaman stands up, mostly submerged by water, smiling at the reader.
Aquaman: The Becoming #1! Comic Book Reviews 9/22

This is a heavy week. There’s so much going on emotionally in all of these issues that I’ve chosen to review this week. I got whiplash going from the hopeful heroics of Aquaman: The Becoming, to the emotional goodbyes of Guardians of the Galaxy, and the emotional revelations of The Onslaught Revelation. Though, none compare […]

Christopher Knighton

September 22, 2021

Nightwing soars through the city skylines on the alternate cover for Titans United.
Titans United! Comic Book Reviews 9/15

This week, I’m going to do something a little different. You’ll notice that I’ve reviewed fewer books this week, only four, but I go deeper into my feelings on them. I felt that I was just speed reading through them to get my opinions out, but that was a mistake. More people aren’t going to […]

Christopher Knighton

September 15, 2021

On the cover of Justice League: Infinity, we have the Justice League opposite their Justice Alliance counterparts. Batman opposite Batman, Superman opposite Superman, and Wonder Woman opposite Wonder Woman, each in different costumes.
Justice League: Infinity! Comic Book Reviews 9/8

There are no new #1’s this week. This week, everything I’m reading is well-trodden territory. To make it worth it, each of them is at the top of their game save one. Some are releasing some of the best issues to jump into the series with, and others are just ramping up. For a quick […]

Christopher Knighton

September 8, 2021

Marvel's Dark Ages begins this week, with the Thing, Sue Storm, Spider-Man, and Black Panther on the cover, masked in shadow.
Dark Ages #1 & Comic Book Reviews 9/1

Dark Ages brings us to another awesome alternate universe where any hero can die. Tom Taylor brings his style of storytelling to the Marvel universe and I expect it to keep its high quality for the rest of the series. In DC, other universes in DC’s Multiverse are fighting back against the universe we all […]

Christopher Knighton

September 1, 2021

Superman takes off his glasses to reveal his Secret Identity.
When Should a Superhero Reveal Their Secret Identity?

There’s a staple of superhero mythos that’s been around since the dawn of superhero comics. Something that doesn’t have a real-life equivalent, outside of being a spy, maybe. This makes it difficult to discern its morality even in context. This thing is the secret identity. The name heroes go by during their regular daily life […]

Christopher Knighton

August 26, 2021

Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff) leaps off a building, with Yelena (Black Widow), Anya (Spider-Girl), and Lucy behind her.
Black Widow #50 Milestone! Comic Book Reviews 8/25

Today, my favorite Avenger celebrates a big milestone. Black Widow officially reaches #50! Technically, the current series is only at issue #10, but with legacy numbering its #50. Honestly, for how old Black Widow’s character is, she should have reached it a long time ago, but better late than never. She’s one of Marvel’s best […]

Christopher Knighton

August 25, 2021

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