Author Archives: Keith Dooley

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Pick of the Week: A House Divided Still Stands In “Arkham Manor” #1 [Review]

By | Oct 23, 2014 | Reviews

The denizens of Arkham Asylum get a new dwelling in the surprisingly intimate, psychologically rich, and heartstring-pulling first issue of “Arkham Manor” by writer Gerry Duggan, artist Shawn Crystal, and colorist Dave McCaig. Written by Gerry Duggan Illustrated by Shawn Crystal When catastrophe strikes Arkham Asylum, where will Gotham City house the world’s most dangerous […]

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“Batman and Robin” #35 Continues Bruce’s Journey Through the Dark Underbelly of His Soul [Review]

By | Oct 17, 2014 | Reviews

The “Batman and Robin” team continue their “Robin Rises” journey in this month’s issue, proving that Batman can survive in any environment, thrive in any genre, and remain his essential self. Written by Peter J. Tomasi Illustrated Artist by Patrick Gleason “Robin Rises” continues as Batman begins his trek on Apokolips to recover his son’s […]

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A Clarion Call to Adventurers of Special Talent Beckons In “The Multiversity: The Society of Super-Heroes” [Review]

By | Sep 18, 2014 | Reviews

SOS! S.O.S.! Grant Morrison tosses us into Earth-20 and its very familiar Society of Super-Heroes who must battle Vandal Savage and other assorted villains from Earth-40 in a battle royal for the “fate” of their universes and ours! “The Multiversity” continues to crawl its way into our heads and our world! Written by Grant Morrison […]

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Morrison and Irving Annihilate Expectations, Bring Us a Perfectly Trippy Book in “Annihilator” #1 [Review]

By | Sep 12, 2014 | Reviews

Grant Morrison upends reality and expectations (naturally) in his new miniseries, “Annihilator,” and artist Frazer Irving has again proved himself adept at masterfully interpreting a Morrison script. Both writer and artist have created an artistic triumph in only the first issue of a miniseries with potential to be one of best and trippiest of the […]

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