Few characters achieved mass popularity Harley Quinn. Starting out as a one-time supporting character in Batman: The Animated Seriesit proved so popular and appealing that it eventually made its way into comic books. Since then, Harley has appeared in numerous stories and interacted with many characters, some even becoming love interests. Everyone knows that Harley Quinn’s main love interest has been the Joker for much longer than before. She was introduced as the Joker’s bench and then quickly promoted to his girlfriend, and remained so for several years. She eventually ditched the clown and moved on with her life, including…
Author: Dashiel Reaves
Few Marvel characters are physically stronger than Hulkbut physical strength can only help one. In a world where there are people who can fly and shoot beams from their eyes or even warp reality, super strength is simply not enough. This is why Hulk has evolved over the years through several key fights. Although the Hulk is known for his physical strength, he can do many more than just that, as well as being able to use your physical strength in fun and new ways. Over the years, the Hulk has learned a lot from the various fights he has…
There were many wars Marvel Universe over one thing or another, but most of all people tend to fight over the Infinity Stones. These stones can rewrite reality as the user wishes, which has led to many different people try to collect them for one reason or another. With the power of the Infinity Stones, someone can change the universe to their will. This includes destroying all life in the universe or using it as the ultimate force for good. Several wars have been fought over these stones, and throughout history many characters have owned them for various reasons. These…
Warning! Contains spoilers for Venom War: Spider-Man #3! Marvel Comics has offered a revised explanation for why the Poison Symbiote took the name, and it’s so much more satisfying than the decades-old explanation that fans of the character have had to contend with for so long. Now, as Peter Parker has shockingly bonded with the symbiote once more, it has offered him an insight into his psyche that has instantly captivated fans. The preview for Venom War: Spider-Man #3 – written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, with art by Greg Land – features narration by Marvel’s most famous symbiote,…
The next step is made clear for DaredevilWith a bombastic creative team returning to Hell’s Kitchen next year for a new look at Matt Murdock that’s unlike anything fans have ever seen before, as the Marvel hero begins in Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell. Marvel made the announcement during New York Comic Con 2024, revealing that the creative team of Charles Soule and Steve McNiven will tell the story, taking place several decades in the future, following a significantly older version of Matt Murdock that has long Back lost his powers, and a world that desperately needs a hero to…
Summary Hal Jordan’s transformation into Parallax was not his fault, as he was possessed by an alien entity. The Justice League judged Hal harshly for his villainous acts, treating him as a traitor. Hal’s funeral appearance is inconsistent with his claim not to be remembered as a hero; Batman and Green Arrow played key roles in these events. It’s not unusual for heroes to sometimes fall into villainy – like when Green Lantern Hal Jordan became the monster Parallax. The heel turn was originally a tragic case that Hal really had no control over, as he was possessed by parallax.…
Warning! Contains spoilers for The Boy Wonder #3! Summary Tim Drake’s Robin uses wild disguises as Mr. Sarcastic, learning from Batman’s Match Malone persona. in The Boy Wonder #3, Tim infiltrates a party with his ability to mimic corrupt higher-ups. Tim’s dedication to Batman’s lessons makes him an effective Robin, surpassing Jason Todd and Dick Grayson. Tim Drake Robin Has had many ridiculous disguises over the years, but they all stem from one basic Batman lesson – including the notorious Mister Sarcastic. Batman matches Malone, of course, and matches lead to Tim coming up with an absolutely ridiculous persona of…
Of all Batman’s villains, the Joker has always been the most consistently dangerous. Rarely have other Batman villains become world-ending threats like the Joker, and no one else has pushed Batman to the limit. So it is quite surprising that in his Robin years, Nightwing Defeated the Joker so effortlessly that Batman just had to retire. The surprising defeat of the Joker is revealed by Batman himself in Grant Morrison and Lee Garbett’s Batman #682. While talking to Alfred, Batman admits that after chasing the Joker, Dick challenged him to a laughing contest. This challenge has the surprising conclusion of…
It is not an overstatement to call Batman One of the bravest characters in the DC Universe. Time and time again, Batman has thrown himself against impossible odds and sadistic serial killers, all to save the lives of innocent strangers he’s never met. Despite this being a major character trait, DC has only recently revealed the true source of Bruce Wayne’s bravery. This revelation takes place in Batman: The Brave and the Bold #18 By Christian Ward and Patrick Reynolds. In this story, readers are shown a moment in Bruce’s childhood where he is afraid of speaking in front of…
Warning: Spoilers for Detective Comics #1090Almost every comic reader is familiar with Batman Iconic no-kill rule. No matter how dark or dangerous a villain becomes, Batman will not tolerate the use of lethal force. Batman not only adheres to this rule, but everyone else in the Bat-family as well. But the beginning of this rule may have some fans questioning its validity. Although most fans probably believe that Batman’s no-kill rule originated from the trauma of witnessing his parents’ death, it is possible that it originated even earlier, as suggested by a scene in the preview for Detective Comics #1090…