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Wayne’s Comics Podcast #90: John Layman

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Wayne Hall

Don’t miss a special interview during the 90th episode of the Wayne’s Comics podcast, now at MajorSpoilers.Com!

This week I get to talk with John Layman, from Image’s Chew and DC’s Detective Comics! John talks about how both gigs came to be, and even hints at what fans might expect from both titles in the coming months! It’s always something terrific when I get to chat with a person working on Batman, but it’s extra great to discuss the fascinating Tony Chu!

Then everything wraps up with Gianluca Glazer discussing the latest ‘News & Previews’ with me!

Wayne’s Comics is created by Wayne Hall, who also writes the weekly Comics Portal column and reviews comics for this site as well!

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REVIEW: Detective Comics #19

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Wayne Hall

So, why all the hubbub about the 900 and an 80-page special? The main reason is clear – it’s because this is the 900th issue of Detective Comics (or would have been, if the New 52 hadn’t happened in DC)!

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REVIEW: Detective Comics #14

Posted on November 9, 2012 by Matthew Peterson

Or – “Batman! Always Batman! Always Driving Us Bats!”

The saddest part about the popularity of Batman comes in the fact that the various incarnations of the Dark Knight (from Dick Sprang to Adam West to Deidrich Bader) get short shrift in favor of whatever is the latest and most badass. (Witness the Major Spoilers Podcast’s inability to talk about Batman without mentioning Christopher Nolan.) While I like Batman, I think that one of the most awesome parts of the character is his flexibility, and how he is as much at home fighting Ras Al Ghul as he is dog-fighting the ghost of the Red Baron. Will Detective Comics impress or distress? Your Major Spoilers review awaits!

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REVIEW: Detective Comics #13

Posted on October 5, 2012 by George Chimples

Detective Comics #13 opens a new arc with a new writer at the helm. Fans have been salivating to see Chew creator John Layman’s take on the Caped Crusader, and Major Spoilers has the review.

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Detective Comics gets new creative team in October

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Stephen Schleicher

DC Comics has announced that Detective Comics is getting a new creative team in October to “tell twisted stories of the Dark Knight.”

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Detective Comics to offer Two-Face back-up

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Stephen Schleicher

When Detective Comics #8 arrives, be on the lookout for the Tony S. Daniel penned back-up story featuring Harvey Dent.

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DIGITAL COMICS: Green Lantern and Detective Comics to offer combo pack deal

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Stephen Schleicher

As DC moves more of it’s comics to the digital-day-and-date-release, it is also slowly increase the number of “digital combo packs.” These combos are print editions of comics with a redemption code inside to get a copy of the digital edition for “free.”

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REVIEW: Detective Comics #2

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Stephen Schleicher

The Joker escaped? A child kidnapped? Bruce Wayne getting it on? This issue is going to give you a splitting head-ache.

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NEW 52 DUELING REVIEW: Detective Comics #1

Posted on September 8, 2011 by Robot Overlord

What started out as an ensemble piece featuring world famous detectives doing what they do best eventually found itself focusing on one detective – the Dark Knight. Some 70 years later, DC has seen fit to relaunch/reboot the series, and Stephen and Matthew have been tasked with sorting out the pieces.

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