Joshua Lapin-Bertone is a Writer at DC.com. He covers topics related to TV, movies, and comics, with a particular focus on his monthly Batman column, "Gotham Gazette," and contributions to the Couch Club. Joshua's work has also been featured in DC Comics, TheBatmanUniverse.net, popverse, and NewsBreak.
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By: Joshua Lapin
They say two heads are better than one, but Firestorm proves that sometimes it’s a bit more complicated than that.
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone
Would you trust the Joker? Of course not, that would be crazy. But what if the fate of Gotham City depended on it? What if the only way to save the city was to trust the Clown Prince of Crime? This is something Batman is currently struggling with. If you read the recent Batman #7 by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenez, then you know Joker is claiming to be cured of his insanity, and he has a dire warning for Batman about the future of Gotham.
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone
SPOILER ALERT: The following feature contains mild spoilers from Absolute Green Arrow #1.
With Milly Alcock now poised to bring us a new version of Supergirl, it’s the perfect time to take a deep dive into her origin’s evolution.
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone
SPOILER ALERT: The following interview contains spoilers from Supergirl: Survive #2.
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Let’s face it, Bruce is only human and despite all that he’s capable of, there are times when he needs a break. And therein lies a problem because Gotham City will always need a Batman.
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone
Jonah Hex has sent many outlaws to their graves, but now death is finally firing back. In a sleepy Old West town called Ashecott, something horrifying is lurking in the darkness, and it’s one problem Jonah Hex can’t shoot his way out of.
He’s the deadliest (and fastest) gun in the Old West. He’s got a disfigured face, a quick temper and a keen mind. If you’re his target, you’re already dead. Meet Jonah Hex, a gunslinger who plays by his own rules. You may have read some of Hex’s comics over the years, but how much do you really know about the legendary bounty hunter? For example, did you know he owns some of Batman’s family business, or that he was once a temporary Secret Service member? With Michael Walsh’s Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death now on stands, let’s get to know our favorite Old West antihero a little better.
By: Joshua Lapin-Bertone
Since her debut in 1941’s All-Star Comics #8, Diana has been a beacon and an icon to not only the DC Universe, but to the feminist movement and pop culture as a whole. She may not be the first comic book heroine, but she’s arguably the most iconic, paving the way for every female superhero that has come since. To celebrate Wonder Woman’s 85 th anniversary, let’s take a look at twelve moments that have defined her historic career.
