Kevin Conroy’s final performance of Batman in Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths Part 3  has been… The post Kevin Conroy’s Final Performance in Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths Part 3 appeared first on Dark Knight News ..read more

Gotham Nocturne: Act Three – “Crescendo” – Part Four, and “Bonk”. Writers: Ram V and Dan Watters Artists: Christian Duce, Stefano Raffaele and Francesco Francavilla Color Artists: Luis Guerrero and Francesco FrancavillaLetterers: Ariana Maher and Steve Wands Review by James Attias Detective Comics #1087 is the best issue of this title in months, heroes, villains and monsters all battling it out for the soul of Gotham!  Dark Detective I have not suffered in silence throughout this series, I have often complained and moaned about how things were not done, told or drawn to my liking. This is ..read more

The Dark Knight News team was saddened last week by the passing of our Editor & Chief Steve J Ray. Steve was an all inspiring, passionate, kind and influential leader who hired and led the amazing team here at DKN. Steve’s passion for DC Comics, Batman and Pop Culture was infectious. He inspired me and those around him to share our news and reviews of DC to like minded fans around the world. Steve worked tirelessly to lead the Dark Knight News team while managing his day job, caring for his family, running his own personal website while being a regular on the DC Comics News podcast. Steve ..read more

Sideshow Collectibles have teamed up with Prime 1 Studio once more to give us this beast of a statue: Bane on Throne Deluxe Version. Seated upon a throne of rusty metal, smashed electronics and a ruined Bat Signal, the ruler of the City of Bane watches his subjects. Glowing green Venom flows through the tubes connecting him to his canisters and pumps through his veins, turning them a sickly green under his skin. Standing at a grand 24 inches tall, Bane rules with an air of dominance as well as his frighteningly enhanced strength. With one spike-studded arm perched on a knee and one hand grippi ..read more

“Dark Knights of Steel: Allwinter #1” Writers: Jay Kristoff, Tom Taylor Artists: Tirso, Riccardo Federici Color Artists: Arif Prianto Letterers: Wes Abbott Review by Adam Ray The high fantasy aesthetic and the gritty politics and violence of Game of Thrones is back in Dark Knights of Steel: Allwinter #1. The original 12 issue mini series gave us a great deal of magic and mystery. The ending came naturally but also left us wanting more. These new side stories presented in this deliciously illustrated issue give us new adventures and even more! The Deathstroke: Chapter One We get ..read more

“The Dark Winged Queen” – Part Six Writer: Tom Taylor Artist: Daniele Di Nicuolo Color Artist: Adriano LucasLetterer: Wes Abbott Review by James Attias Titans #13 is a hell on earth. Heaven in hell. A blast from the past. A glimpse into what could have been. Not bad for 22 pages! Let’s Boom Tube in… At the end of last issue, it seemed that Evil Raven may have finally outed herself to Nightwing. This issue immediately picks up where that one…. Holy Green Groundhogs! So they were on a mission to save people who were being attacked by talking green animals… If you think I was cut off in my previo ..read more

“Impossible” – Part Four Writer: Mark Waid Artists: Dan MoraColor Artist: Tamra BonvillainLetterer: Steve Wands Review by Bryant Lucas The Man of Steel squares off against the Imp Killer, as Bat-Mite and Mr. Myxzptlk scour the earth for Magic-Users in this month’s Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #29. After trouncing through multiple dimensions in last month’s issue, our titular heroes have finally returned home… just in time for Batman to be transformed into a puppet by Imp Killer. Left with only an inkling of Batman’s plan to defeat the cosmic foe, Superman has one last stand against the cosm ..read more

“Nine Lives” – Part Eight Writer: Tini Howard Artists: Carmine Di GiandomenicoColor Artist: Veronica Gandini Letterer: Tom Napolitano Review by Adam Ray Things are uncertain for the greatest thief in DC Comics here in Catwoman #67. Catwoman learned about the extent of her blessing/curse in the last issue, but she can’t merely sit and wait when figures are working against Gotham City. She has to act, and this issue does wonders at showing just how far Selina has grown over the past few issues. This issue does a great job of showing intense action across time. There are many quick cuts between t ..read more

DC writers Scott Snyder (The Batman Who Laughs, Superman Unchained), and Joshua Williamson (Death of the Justice League, The Flash) revealed in an announcement video the biggest initiative to come out of DC Comics in recent years: DC All In. Pulling together a wide variety of writers and artists, “All In” will be a jumping-point for new and alternate story arcs full of restarted and reimagined heroes. Snyder said: All In is about inviting everybody in — the existing creators, some new creators, everything — to tell their best stories, and to begin them all at one point. The idea is to create ..read more

The Arkham Asylum television show has been quashed and will not be moving forward. The show was supposed to be slated for the streaming service Max. It was to serve as a spin-off series set in The Batman universe, similar to the upcoming Penguin show. Initially, the project started as a Gotham City Police department show all the way back in July 2020. Terrence Winter was to write and executive produce, but soon he left due to creative differences.  Joe Barton was then brought in to write, but he also left the project. Then in 2022, The Batman director Matt Reeves indicated that ..read more