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Categories: DC Comics, Reviews, Geek Goggle Reviews
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews
Knight and Squire #6 of 6
DC Comics
Cornell & Broxton
Knight and Squire wraps up with another strong issue that manages to tie together nicely some of the elements that seemed insignificant from the first issue. Overall, this issue had an uphill climb because Knight and Squire are dealing with the real Joker, but Cornell manages to resolve the story in a believable (in a comic book sense) manner that makes sure to preserve the Joker's status in the regular DC universe. This was a fun read and the entire mini series is worth taking a look at if you are into something a little different in your Batman universe.
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Categories: DC Comics, Reviews, Geek Goggle Reviews
Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews
Knight and Squire #1 of 6
DC Comics
Cornell & Broxton
The spin-off mini series about the Grant Morrison resurrected Silver Age characters starts off with a solid issue. Coming into the series there was enough information out there that pointed towards this being a fun book, complete with a British to American slang mapping in the back of the issue. After reading the first issue I think it is safe to say this is not only a fun read but it is also one with unique charm that brings together two distinct super hero cultures.
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