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1 day ago · A fast food chain rereleases an old menu item. You have good memories of the first release so you go to pick up a new one. You open and it seems pretty much as you remember it. However, when you st…
2 days ago · Overall, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age #3 is an enjoyable read that expands the scope of the series. While it has its flaws, the intriguing plot developments and stunning artwork make it a worthwhile addition to the series. Fans of the DC Universe and the original Gotham by Gaslight will appreciate this unique blend of ...
2 days ago · The slow introduction of a potential Justice League – Bruce, Diana, and a unique choice for Green Lantern – may only be suggestion rather than foreshadowing; one imagines this story won’t end without a conflict between Gotham’s vigilante and whatever variation on Superman the book provides us (solicitations for issue #5’s cover seems to spoil just what that variation will look like).
2 days ago · Ray: This series has been expanding the world of the steampunk Gotham explored in the first one-shot in a fascinating way, introducing elements of sci-fi and horror – as well as a hefty Lovecraft influence, which is more famously associated with Mike Mignola’s “The Doom That Came To Gotham”, another iconic Elseworlds of the 1990s. This influence is clearest in the story of Adam Strange, who is on an extended mission in the Arctic for Bruce Wayne, and finds horrific beasts lurking ...
3 days ago · Wonder Woman officially debuts in the Batman: Gotham by Gaslight sequel, showcasing a battle-ready new costume design. Diana Prince's dark backstory is hinted at in issue #3. Wonder Woman's mysterious interaction with Adam Strange raises questions about her origins, knowledge of English, and connection to the Kryptonian Age.
3 days ago · Read a preview of Batman: Gotham by Gaslight – The Kryptonian Age #3 from DC Comics, written by Andy Diggle with art by Leandro Fernández. In the preview pages, we get to meet Wonder Woman by gaslight (probably not her actual name), as the action moves to the Antarctic. Also there’s some giant centipedes, so if you don’t like bugs, turn ...
3 days ago · Gotham by Gaslight is a tale of the Batman from another world, one where the Victorian era takes the stage, and Batman’s origins are explored with a unique twist, along with a new villain to ...