I can fix the review / sign in bug, np. If you have any specifics about what you liked about the old site I can see if I can bring some of that back into the new design. Unfortunately I needed to rebuild the whole platform and the new framework didn't allow for mobile specific designs so I needed to make a responsive design that's used in both desktop and mobile. But I can continue to improve how it appears on mobile. Are there any specific things you miss about the old site?
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10
intense, clever and beautifully made portrait of a society without empathy and blind by fake justice. probably one of the best - if not the best - batman's issue i've ever read.
Batman: The Cult #2
By: Jim Starlin, Bernie Wrightson
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Batman must overcome the influence of Deacon Joseph Blackfire's religious cult--by fighting off the drugs he has been dosed with!
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9.5
Way better than I was expecting. Love all the psychological stuff. Art is insane, some truly gritty and brutal scenes in here
Batman: The Cult #1
By: Jim Starlin, Bernie Wrightson
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Batman suddenly finds himself the prisoner of a mysterious religious cult led by Deacon Joseph Blackfire. But rather than eliminate the Caped Crusader, the cult attempts to break his will...and have him join their ranks!
7.0
Detective Comics #590
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: September 7, 1988
When American veterans are attacked and killed by foreign agents, Batman traces their leader to London, only to find he is planning an attack on the Houses of Parliament.
8.0
Batman #423
By: Jim Starlin, Dave Cockrum
Released: May 18, 1988
Three cops relate three tales of the Dark Knight, revealing different facets of Batman's character.
8.0
Detective Comics #589
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: August 3, 1988
It's a three-way duel to the death as the Batman, Mr. Kadaver and the Burning Man all meet as the saga of the Night People concludes. Plus: DC BONUS BOOK #5, showcasing the new wave of DC talent: Poison Ivy is out of prison and unknowingly carrying a deadly disease that could decimate Gotham in 12 hours unless the Batman can find her.
8.0
Detective Comics #588
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: July 6, 1988
Life is never easy for the derelicts on Gotham's skid row, but now it's gotten even tougher as a crazed killer, sought by the Batman, stalks the streets.
7.5
Detective Comics #587
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: June 1, 1988
The Batman visits the dark side of the American Dream to find out who is terrorizing the homeless of Gotham City.
6.0
Batman #422
By: Jim Starlin, M.D. Bright
Released: April 20, 1988
The "Dumpster Slasher" meets his ultimate fate, while Robin's actions grow more reckless.
7.5
Batman #421
By: Jim Starlin, Dick Giordano
Released: August 3, 1988
Batman picks up the trail of the so-called "Dumpster Slasher."
6.5
Wasnt a fan of this arc
Batman #420
By: Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo
Released: July 6, 1988
Batman tracks the KGBeast into the sewers and tries his best to prevent the assassination of President Ronald Reagan.
6.0
This guy purposefully chopped off his own hand instead of just cutting off the rope??? Awful, lazy writing
Batman #419
By: Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo
Released: January 13, 1988
Batman and the KGBeast battle on the rooftops of Gotham City, but just when the Dark Knight thinks he has the upper hand, the KGBeast shows him just how wrong he is!
Not too bug you and I don’t know your role/relation to the site as an admin or something but the new update is very bad, especially for mobile users. If I am on a comic, I press rate/write a review. The site asks me to sign in, which I do, but then I am taken by the homepage and have to search and scroll back to the same comic all over again. This was not the case before the update. Also I just loved the format of the site before
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7.5
Batman #418
By: Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo
Released: April 6, 1988
The KGBeast proves to be a skilled and cunning foil for Batman, who chases the villain across the city in order to halt the assassinations.
7.5
Batman #417
By: Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo
Released: March 2, 1988
Featuring the first appearance of the KGBeast! The KGBeast arrives in Gotham on a mission to cripple the country's strategic defense initiative.
10
What a cover
Detective Comics #586
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: May 4, 1988
Batman and the police go after the Ratcatcher, who has captured the judge, the chief witness and others.
10
Everything about this is peak. Tone, art, all of it
Detective Comics #585
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: April 6, 1988
Batman faces the Ratcatcher, who traps the Dark Knight in a rat-infested sewer.
10
A classic. Love that last page😂. This feels ahead of its time
Detective Comics #584
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: March 2, 1988
Batman faces off against the guilty party behind the drug known as the "Fever" that has been plaguing Gotham City.
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Can we use this comment as a petition to change this website back to the way it was? This new design is beyond atrocious. The mobile version is especially difficult to navigate (and there's no search bar at the top). There also seems to be a problem with the average rating for series' where it's not calculating the actual average for all issues. For example, Gotham Central (which I'm currently rea more
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Absolute Wonder Woman Annual #1
By: Kelly Thompson, Mattia de Iulis
Released: February 11, 2026
The experience of briefly becoming Medusa in order to save Gateway City changed Diana. It haunts her, and she has never stopped seeking an answer from the gods. Her pleas to Athena have gone unanswered...until now. If she wants justice, the mission is deadly and uncertain. Is it worth the risk just to set right one injustice? Breakout artist Mattia...
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Dan
- Feb 11, 2026
Looks like there was a bug with the Annual links. Just pushed up a fix for that. TSMack, when you say it's harder for you to navigate, any specific pages or areas on a page you mean? Trying to improve the site, just need to understand the specifics on what is causing everyone difficulty so I know what to focus on.
TSMack
- Feb 13, 2026
Hi Dan. I've been playing with the new website, & I think it will be fine. It is working better than before with the fixes. If I see any bugs or have any suggestions for improvements, I'll let you know.
9.0
Pretty entertaining start. Hyped for this run
Detective Comics #583
By: Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle
Released: February 3, 1988
Featuring the first appearance of Scarface and the Ventriloquist! A new drug has hit the streets of Gotham and it's up to the Dark Knight to figure out who is bringing in the "Fever."
8.5
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