Batman #12

Writer:

Scott Snyder

Artist:

Becky Cloonan & Andy Clarke

Review:

This is the first issue after the end of “The Court of Owls” story- arc. It is an awesome issue. We meet Harper Row, who had previously helped Batman in the sewers in Issue #3. We get to see an outsiders view in to Gotham. We also get an outsiders view of Bruce and Batman. Harper’s Point of view was interesting. She is smart and it won’t take her long before she figures out the Bruce and Batman are the same person.

It was interesting to see that Batman is so committed to fighting crime. Harper reminds me of Lisbeth Salander minus the tattoos. We know that this takes place during the events of the court of owls. This is like an interlude to fill us on the details of what else happened during the Court Of Owls time. This just makes us ready for Jokers’ return in Issue #13.  I believe that this is the first issue featuring the artist Becky Cloonan. She has done an awesome job with drawing the characters. It was wonderful to see such a clean image yet showing us the grime of Gotham

All in all this was a very good issue, though not completely Batman oriented..

Final Verdict:

8.5/10

Comic Review: Batman-The Dark Knight

Writer:

 Gregg Hurwitz

Artist:

David Finch

Review:

Batman is by far the coolest Superhero in DC. Batman is such a cool character. He doesn’t have any particular super power but still he fights evil in Gotham. He also has the coolest gadgets and such a cool suit. Batman The Dark Knight #10 is a good issue. The story introduces us to The Boogeyman or The Hollow Man. The character reminds me of The Scarecrow. He too uses some kind of smoke to cause hallucinations. The new writer Gregg Hurwitz has written the dialogues awesomely.

It isn’t the best batman book on the stands. It could have been made better. But it still is awesome! The new villain is scary and the feel is like a classic comic. Now WHERE IS GORDON?! He was smoked by the boogeyman and then he saw hallucinations of his daughter.

Final Verdict:

7/10