There’s also a new, interesting twist on the events of The Killing Joke.
Even Joe Chill, the man who killed Thomas and Martha Wayne. The story had a lot of interesting ideas, particularly when it came to Jason Todd and Barbara Gordon. Though not what I would call a satisfying ending to the whole Three Jokers premise. There’s a character on the last page who indicates that’s probably not the case.ĪRTISTS: Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson (Colorist), Rob Leigh (Letterer)Īnother beautiful issue by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. This book has a lot of intrigue going for it, and is off to an interesting start.Īs this is supposedly based on an old story by Eastman and Laird, I came into it thinking it took place in the original TMNT comic canon. And our villain is almost a Kylo Ren rip-off. There’s a certain Batman Beyond vibe to the world of The Last Ronin. TITLE: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin #1ĪUTHORS: Peter Laird (Story), Kevin Eastman & Tom Waltz (Story & Script)ĪRTISTS: Eastman (Layouts), Esau & Isaac Escorza, Ben Bishop, Luis Delgado (Colorist), Samuel Plata (Color Assists), Shawn Lee (Letterer)
***”Weekly Comic 100s” keeps it nice and simple. A Suicide Squad: Get Joker! #1 Micro-Review – The Way It Should Be! It’s definitely worth a look.Įmail Rob at or check us out on Twitter. Who knows? Maybe we’ll start to see a little more of him now.Īlso, lost amidst the headlines is a fairly interesting development with Jason Todd. It’s just the next development, the next chapter in the character’s story.
Me? I’ll go on record as saying I don’t mind. Naturally, some people are up in arms about this. This is my first look at this anthology series, more specifically the Tim Drake story by Meghan Fitzmartin and Belen Ortega in which it’s revealed Tim Drake is bisexual. Straight, concise, and to the point.***ĪRTISTS: Belen Ortega, Alejandro Sanchez, Pat Brosseau. ***This is where we keep it nice and simple.
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