Like the ‘New 52’, and ‘Flashpoint’ before it, ‘Barry Allen’ is again at the heart of ‘Rebirth’, along with the, ever influential speed force. In this, his first issue of the saga, […]
The Flash: Rebirth #1(2016) Comic Book Review
Detective Comics: Rebirth #934 Comic Book Review
When I had first read the premise for the opening story arc in ‘Detective Comics: Rebirth’, I was more than a little intrigued. Detective Comics has been the bread and butter of […]
Aquaman Rebirth #1 (2016) Comic Book Review
Ahoy there maties I have a sea shanty like no other for you, this be Aquaman’s Rebirth and his induction into the new DC universe. Now I know I am not your […]
Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1 Comic Book Review
In recent years, Wonder Woman is a character I’ve found difficult to keep up with, despite my unwavering appreciation of the character. I was a little baffled when her origins were changed, […]
Batman: Rebirth #1 (2016) Comic Book Review
For those that have read any of my previous DC related articles, you may be aware that I’m a bit of a Batman fan… So with that in mind, I hardly need […]
Superman: Rebirth #1 (2016) Comic Book Review
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s ‘Superman: Rebirth’! ‘Superman: Rebirth’ is the first title in DC’s ‘Rebirth’ to land in my NG mailbox and so I thought I […]
Scooby Apocalypse #1 (2016) Comic Book Review
‘Scooby Apocalypse’ is the second title in DC’s Hanna-Barbera series that I have had the pleasure of reading and is, most definitely, not what I was expecting. Although ‘Jonny Quest’ is a […]
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue #3 (2016) Comic Book Review
With the announcement of the new Power Rangers film this comic couldn’t be coming out at a better time. Picking up from where we left last time, Tommy is in a bad […]
Clean Room #8 Comic Book Review
When one of the crew at Nerdgeist asked if I would like to do a review of a Vertigo comic, written by Gail Simone the world stood still. In that moment, they […]
Future Quest #1 Comic Book Review
For those of a similar age to myself (a.k.a pushing 30) ‘Jonny Quest’ needs no introduction. For those on the bottom end of the twenties spectrum (or lower), DC Comics have come […]
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