It’s time for part two of my two-part talk about Robin and Batgirl with Stella, and this time we’re going exactly where she wanted to go when she signed on to talk with me: Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon. There’s no specific issue in this podcast, just two podcasters talking about two characters. And shipping. […]

Did you know that before Stella covered Barbara Gordon, she was enamored of Bette Kane? Did you know that’s a complete lie and this is the first time (at least as far as I know) that Stella’s spent time podcasting about Bette Kane? If not, then sit back and enjoy as Stella from Batgirl to […]

Taking Flight is back, and this time I’ve brought someone else along! Join Donovan Grant and I as we take a look at Detective Comics #650 and then have a serious talk about Bat-fandom and comics fandom in general.

Season two of Taking Flight and “The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades” comes to a close with a look at stories featuring Damian Wayne as Robin.  In “Blackest Knight,” we see Damian and Dick, who is Batman in Bruce’s absence (Batman and Robin [2009] #7-9) and then we take a look at Batman and Robin […]

Taking Flight is FINALLY back with the penultimate episode of "The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades!"  Come with me as I take a look at the very brief tenure of Stephanie Brown in the Robin costume, looking at Robin #124-128 and Batman: The 12 Cent Adventure.

The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades continues with the 1990s!  Take a look at the most EXTREEEEEEME decade of them all with Batman #500 and Detective Comics #704, two tales of two Batmen!

Our look at "The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades" continues with the 1980s and a two-part Mike W. Barr/Alan Davis story from Detective Comics #569-570.  So join me as Batman and Robin and Catwoman–that's right, the Dynamic Trio–take on The Joker!

It's time for another look at The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades, this time stopping in the 1970s with a look at Batman #257's "Hail Emperor Penguin" where Batman and Robin attempt to rescue the king of a foreign country from the clutches of the felonious fowl.

My look at The Dynamic Duo Through the Decades continues with "The Blockbuster Invasion of Gotham City" from Detective Comics #345, wherein Batman and Robin take on for the very first time, Blockbuster, a villain that will become a very important part of Dick Grayson's life later on.

It's time to take a look at the 1950s with another adventure of the Dynamic Duo Through the Decades!  This time around, I take a look at "The Penguin's Fabulous Fowls," a story featuring everyone's rotund criminal, The Penguin!