Books by Peter J. Tomasi
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review 1: Sucked balls, which is too bad because I love Damian as Robin, but this fell short and disappointed in every way. First of all, there was really no "Batman & Robin" it was pretty much just all "Robin", which could have been cool because like I said I dig Damian, but the whole 'da...
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review 1: I actually enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I was going to. My opinion on Damien Wayne (as Robin and not) is rather indifferent so I really did enjoy the effort made here to make you at the very least understand the dynamics here. We have Bruce Wayne, who is arguably not in...
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review 1: A bit of a letdown after the decent first volume - seems almost like the basic idea was fully played out in the first series and now they were getting a bit desperate. Zombies? That's the best we could come up, zombies? Did I miss the "teenage vampires in love" crossover? As ...
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review 1: Oh, Guardians of Oa. Why does anyone let you run ANYTHING? Time and time again you have proved yourself to be the Green Lantern Corps' worst enemy, and here we go again with another plot to undermine, torment and kill your faithful minions . I assume this will eventually end with...
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review 1: This was one of the best Blackest Night graphic novels I've read. It was really intense! Great scenes in the graphic novel: the "hungry" Black Lantern kids, Kilowog's battle with his former trainer Lantern Ermey (now a Black Lantern), the Black Lanterns attacking Oa and creating ...
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review 1: I think I would have enjoyed this volume if I knew more of the character getting risen. The batman storyline was interesting with everybody facing their parents, and how Deadman copes with the crisis. The Superman one was strange but I did like Martha and Krypto in it.The titans ...
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review 1: A little late to the game of the New 52 but I don't mind because the trades are just coming out and they are a bit cheaper if you wait a while on Comixology. I've read Superman and Green Lantern titles in former years and picked them back up with the New 52. I really like the GLC...
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review 1: YES! Finally a writer who gets it. The second volume is just as good as the first. I have no idea where people are getting the idea that these stories are brief or irrelevant "vignettes." They are literally connected chapters of a larger plot, all as strong as the next one. The f...
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review 1: Now here's a relaunch that's true to its own spirit. The Green Lantern Corps has always been about Big Damn Heroes facing even bigger problems, and that's certainly the case when a mysterious horde of enemies begins cutting a swath through the Corps. Guy Gardner and John Stewart ...
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review 1: I was handed a stack of Green Lantern graphic novels a year or so ago and told to read them... because they're awesome. Best I can tell, despite being vol. 4, this was where I was supposed to start, as they are all part of that Blackest Night storyline.Honestly, I have no idea wh...