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Your answer will determine if Batman is happy or sad! Thanks again! Time stamps for this episode: 08:15 Batman And Robin #33 08:44 Batman #33 09:21 100th Anniversary Special Avengers #1 10:03 Original Sin #5.2 10:35 Original Sins #4 11:06 Amazing Spider-Man #4 11:39 Mighty Avengers #12 12:08 Daredevil #6 12:53 Deadpool #32 13:16 All-New Invaders #8 20:11 Ragnarok #1 21:28 Storm #1 22:39 Supreme: Blue Rose #1 24:31 Star-Spangled War[...]

It's not been quite twenty years as he says in the video, but Chris O'Donnell still has one of the Robin costumes from either Batman Forever or Batman And Robin they don't specific which The NCIS: Los Angeles star was on the Conan O'Brien show the other night and got asked if he still had the costume[...]

But there seems to be a spate of people not saying things right now. Batman And Robin Annual #2 gives us an Alfred enforcing a rule of silence over… certain issues But he's not alone. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #30 have their own ways of enforcing silence. I'm sorry, Sledgehammer 44 #3, we were trying to keep things[...]

Whereas over on Mighty Avengers… Okay, even if you hadn't been spoiled on who Ronin is, if you couldn't make a very educated guess from this, I mean what the hell are you doing here? And is everyone stupid or just playing dumb, both the rest of the Mighty Avengers and Commissioner Gordon? Or is the[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsIY-O6Ig1E It's the commentary that makes it... plus a surprise appearance from The Riddler!

From Batman And Robin #16 by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If you are unable to[...]

But it was the New 52 that really brought him into focus for me, for his work on Batman And Robin Seen by some as an ancillary title to Batman Inc, filling in the numbers, it became an emotionally complex book and did as much for the character for Damian for me as any other[...]

But not that Damian Wayne is dead, we all know that. Batman And Robin #18 is published today, the first issue after that issue of Batman Inc.   It is silent, and dark Yet for every panel filled with ink, there is emptiness A gap A vacuum Something missing The mind tries to fill that gap. But ends up[...]

Batman Inc #8 Second Print, Batman And Robin #18 are due to go on sale tomorrow Nightwing #18 and Red Hood And The Outlaws #18 come out next week They are all "Requiem" issues. And all four have sold out at distributor level ahead of going on sale as retailers increase their orders across the board[...]

X-Men looks to be just as big of a seller, dominating most of the sales charts throughout the week. The other big mover-and-shaker to watch out for this week is DC's run of Batman and Robin The low sale price after a DC sale drought on ComiXology matches DC's other big seller, Injustice: Gods Among Us,[...]

Though I preferred this one; [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r-j5aq7NlM[/youtube] Anyway, today's Death Of The Family titles, Batman, Batman And Robin and Batgirl all tie up together at the end, ahead of the final chapter, Batman #17 Maybe next week's Nightwing and Red Hood And The Outlaws will end the same way[...]

The main story in BATMAN #15 unfortunately spends too much time to make up for how uncoordinated the Bat-family comes out looking, if a single man can personally ambush each and every one of them without any of them managing to warn the others. PATRICK GLEASON IS GIVING ME EVILS Is this level of graphic horror still[...]

Batman #13 did this more subtly, but Batman And Robin #15 goes straight for the Killing Joke. Sherlock Holmes: Liverpool Demon #1 lays out its stall Supernatural crime, met by a man without an ounce of belief in that regard, as he ably demonstrates… Crossed Badlands #19 begins a new Si Spurrier Crossed story, with a story in[...]

Today, we get four Death Of The Family comics, Batman #15, Batgirl #15, Suicide Squad #15 and Batman And Robin #15 The latter gets a die cut cover but all feature confrontation with The Joker. But the mask is starting to slip. .. Tied on by a belt strap and twine, the Joker's reattached face isn't the most[...]

And there we have it. Saucer Country out and says it, conflating conspiracy theories about political assassination and alien abduction, and giving one who

Sent by a Patrick Gleason no less, who would go on to be a professional comic book artist, currently drawing Batman And Robin… Patrick tells me; "Yeah, people have brought this embarrassing bit of trivia up to me at conventions in the past How long ago was this? Fifteen years or more? Anyway, it was mid[...]

too much Hal, not enough Sinestro though…   Batman And Robin gives you a rather definitive chapter in the relationship between Bruce Wayne and Damian – a truly great character find This is the classic father/son relationship, told through a filter of action and adventure, strange men in gimp suits, death and murder[...]

While using the very contriversy behind the relaunch of Batgirl as a thematic movitaion for the main caharacter in this arc, she also manages to drop in a sly dig on the third page… It's never actually said in this issue of Batman And Robin #3 But do Bruce Wayne's actions regarding Damien in this issue[...]

We also get Batman, Chase The new Batman And Robin #1 seems to have given this idea of a reboot a wide birth as Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason continue the tales of Batman Inc and the burgeoning father/son relationship of Bruce Wayne and Damian and Batman and Robin. The past is with them, as they try[...]

You know how Scott Dunbier has permiered the Artists' Edition format, replicating as perfectly as possibly the original art boards to a comic, printing them and binding them, for Dave Stevens' Rocketeer and Walt Simonson's Mighty Thor? Well trust Chip Kidd to go one better with his vast fortune. Buying the original art to All Star[...]

This is a copy of the Batman And Robin collection from DC Comics, bought by my Watchmensch collaborator Simon Rohrmuller, back and front. But there's something strange about it You probably can't see, but if you turn up the contrast on the scanner… That's the cover to the Classic Power Pack trade from Marvel, someone[...]