Author Archives: Collin Colsher

In the recent issue of Batman: The Brave and the Bold Vol. 2 #2 Part 4, writer/artist Joëlle Jones packed in over forty flashbacks/references in a mere three pages, most of which were generic images that could be linked to … Continue reading →

Our future in reality obviously differs from the fictional future of a serialized multi-authored superhero comic book universe. However, real world physics and the real world nature of time strongly affect fictional futures and how we view them. By contrasting … Continue reading →

Happy holidays, everyone! Not including hundreds of single issues, here is my annual list of everything that I read in 2022 (in order of most liked to least liked). _________________________________________________________________

For the past several years, we had a DCU timeline that really seemed to work. It made sense. And it made sense in a lot of ways that previous timelines didn’t. Go on Reddit or the Comic Book Resources message … Continue reading →

Recently, we showcased some awesome projects being done by Batman Chronology Project site contributors. And we have another one that I wanted to highlight. Writer Milo Nousiainen and artist Phil Buckenham have been creating a Batman fan comic. It’s still … Continue reading →

In a recent issue of Human Target, Tom King killed off Guy Gardner, prompting many fans to ask if the shocking death was actually in-continuity. (Up to that point, nothing in the arc would have even been questionable as to … Continue reading →

Joshua Williamson’s “Shadow War” arc has finally kicked-off with a bang. Here’s a little annotation for the Demon’s Shadow group that assembles towards the end of Shadow War: Alpha #1. The internet seems to be confused about a lot of … Continue reading →

In alphabetical order: 100 Selected Poems by E.E. Cummings The American Comic Book Industry & Hollywood by Alisa Perren & Gregory Steirer Angry Candy by Harlan Ellison Batman and Ethics by Mark D White The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler … Continue reading →

From 2012 to 2022, disCONTINUITY was been my dedicated blog space. In 2022, it was officially retired as an archive of my old thoughts. New stuff (along with a change-log) is now contained right here within this new blog attached … Continue reading →