#Detective Comics 1090

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Some bad news though: we're getting TT's first issue of Detective Comics on the 23rd, and uhhh, he's gonna be playing with Bruce's origin story... so... he might do the same thing to Bruce that he did to Dick. Actually, we can probably count on it because...

Long ago, the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne changed Gotham forever. But there is something you never knew about the Dark Knight’s tragic origin, which has been lying in wait to strike at Batman ever since that fateful night in Crime Alley. And now, all these years later, this ghost of Gotham’s past begins to reveal itself. Superstars Tom Taylor and Mikel Janín team up to bring you a Batman tale that will rattle the very foundations of the Dark Knight. Things may never be the same again.

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Detective Comics #1090 Preview

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  Detective Comics #1090 Preview: Long ago, the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne changed Gotham forever. But there is something you never knew about the Dark Knight’s tragic origin, which has been lying in wait to strike at Batman ever since that fateful night in Crime Alley. And now, all these years later, this ghost of Gotham’s past begins to reveal itself. Superstars Tom Taylor and Mikel…

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detective comics 1090 cover by ashley wood

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Detective Comics #1090 - "Mercy of the Father" (2024)

written by Tom Taylor art by Mikel Janin

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Detective Comics 1090 (2024) by Mikel Janin

Second Printing

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hello. What's the latest damian wayne comics?

Damian’s current ongoing comic is Batman and Robin (2023) - new and old fans can start reading the latest arc from #14! it’s got moody mysteries, family drama, and interesting Damian developments!

Damian’s a key player in this elseworld 12-issue series, DC VS Vampires: World War V (2024), a sequel to DC VS Vampires (2021)! Damian has a smaller role in the first, but a fun oneshot came out of it with him as a lead in DC VS Vampires: Hunters (2022)!

Little Batman: Month One is a cute 4-issue series based on the animated film, Merry Little Batman! it’s its own lighthearted universe in a delightful style! 🥺

Damian returns as a supporting role in Batman/Santa: Silent Knight Returns! a 5-issue series for the holiday and a sequel to last year’s!

Damian’s also featured in the latest run of Detective Comics (2016) which starts from #1090, but not sure he’ll be guaranteed regular appearances after this arc (currently in #1091 and #1092)

ALSO OUT THIS MONTH IS THE DELUXE EDITION OF DAMIAN’S FIRST ROBIN SOLO ROBIN: SON OF BATMAN (2015)!! ALL 13 ISSUES COLLECTED INTO A SINGLE BOOK WITH A BEAUTIFUL NEW COVER!! 😭

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Top New DC Comic Releases for the Week of October 23rd, 2024.

Absolute Wonder Woman #1,

Action Comics #1072,

DC Horror Presents #1,

Detective Comics #1090,

Flash #14,

Green Arrow #17/#350,

Green Lantern Dark #1,

Hawkman #4 Facsimile,

Nightwing #119 +

Superman #19.

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Detective Comics #1090 variant cover by Dan Panosian

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Detective Comics #1090

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Detective Comics #1090 (Tony Harris variant cover)

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Detective Comics 1090 (2024) Tom Taylor & Mikel Janin

Cover: Mikel Janin

Second Printing

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Detective Comics #1090 DC @tomtaylormade SIR!! Are you really going to this to us and end it that way! You and Mikel Janin kept me in suspense throughout the issue wondering where this story would take us. Guys go pick this up and enjoy the ride.

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Newish Comics:

Action Comics #1072: I am enjoying following the path of both of these stories, but I'm getting the vibes that I need some things to start happening soon, rather than stacking up more mystery boxes.

Still delighted by Kenan and Kon's antics though. The decision to team them up continues to pay off.

Detective Comics #1090: look, have we seen the premise of Thomas helping characters he probably shouldn't have, as a doctor, and that leading to disaster down the track before? Yes. Am I going to enjoy the parallels again anyway? Also yes. Get Leslie into this plot, Tom Taylor, for some support for Thomas' tendencies.

Nightwing #119: My first thought here is how nice it is to see a run that's picking up smoothly from the last one and where the writer is fully indoctrinated on Dick/Babs flirting from the Dixon days. It's got potential and so far I don't mind the characterisation.

Absolute Wonder Woman #1: I think this is probably going to end up my favourite title from the Absolute line. The art was beautiful and full of character, and I really loved the characterisation of Circe in this, and how she moves from indifferent to a mother. "How you fall in love with a child is by raising it." gaaaaaaah I had those words still ringing in my head last night as I was supervising bathtime and teeth brushing.

Green Arrow #17: and we finally get this book handed off from Joshua Williamson. First half was more tidying up of the Absolute Power mess (without much real resolution, but we all need to move on from that plot), but the new run with Chris Condon looks like it has some promise. I'm happy to go with it for the second.

The Flash #14: Skartaris time! I still need to actually get to the point where I understand what the current timeline of Skartaris is from Flashpoint onwards, because my personal understanding is that Travis should be DEAD DEAD DEAD but yet he's still around. I suspect this is because nobody at DC actually cares about Warlord lore enough to make this a problem, aside from Mike Grell, who at this point is in 'sure, that art proposal sounds fun to draw' life stages.

Anyway, the concept of the Wests all going to Skartaris for some family bonding time is hysterical (by both definitions) and I eagerly await to see how Spurrier handles adapting it for an audience who isn't already used to Skartaris oddities. The fact we have floating Ancient Atlantean buildings in the art is a very promising sign to me, though.

Zatanna: Bring Down The House #5: This was a good conclusion to the story. It's been very much Black Label levels of existing in its own continuity, and I respect how it was put together. I do wonder how much of Tamaki's insistence on how she characterised and centred rabbits in the run is influenced by and in opposition to that classic picture of Giovanni Zatara from The Books of Magic #3 with the dead rabbit.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold #18:

I really liked the art in Doubt. It was quite effective.

The Constantine and Streaky team up remained completely unnecessary but oh well, not written for me.

Reflections was an interesting team up! I wouldn't have put M'gann and Jackson together (actually I just realised this was probably influenced by YJA, carry on), but they do both have interesting placement in their narratives of Xebel v Atlantis and White v Green Martian. Wish the story had leant a bit more into that outsider narrative from the villain to try and convince them.

Why do we have a random Harley Quinn story from nowhere in the continuity? anyway.

Robin Season is uh not particularly good Tim and Damian characterisation (in that the one-upmanship competition doesn't really feel how the two of them compete?) but it's full of interesting background detailing for indications of setting.

The Warlord #73: This week for our second trip to Lost World of Skartaris, we're starting out strong as Travis is still trapped in the bondage tree from last week.

Terrible bondage peril! Over a fire!

Only to be further attacked by flying dinosaurs of some description!

Thanks for the art, Dan Jurgens.

We spend 6 pages of this comic with Travis trying to escape from the tree vines clinging to him, while also fighting the dinosaurs. We have never been more back.

In terms of the plot that doesn't involve tying Travis up in perilous situations, we're still tracking down the plague unicorn. The unicorn dies in a swamp, the gang figure out that Scarheart, our non-Skataran speaking friend from another dimension probably drank magical healing water from a pool which is why he doesn't have Unicorn Plague, and they go off to get some to heal everyone who's sick. Shakira gets better and falls immediately for Scarheart. They decide to hang out with the group of travellers who speak to animals and leave the main story group for a bit.

Also Travis uses up all his bullets, yet again. I must assume he just has a supplier in Skartaris by now who's worked out how to make ammunition.

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Detective Comics #1090 - "Mercy of the Father" (2024)

written by Tom Taylor art by Mikel Janin