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New 52 – Batwing #8 review
It’s a good day and a potentially bad day for Batwing and his fans. The good news is that issue #8 is well worth picking up. You won’t be surprised, but you’ll be thoroughly entertained. The bad news is... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #7 review
I think it’s the best issue since #1. Plain and simple. It’s also the most important issue in the arc so far and features plenty of cameos by all your favorite members of the bat-family (except for Tim Drake... Continue »Ben Oliver leaves Batwing, Marcus To takes over
DC Comics’ official blog The Source is reporting that Marcus To will be taking over penciling duties on Batwing as of issue #9. This is bittersweet news since Ben Oliver was a fan favorite and arguably Batwing’s greatest attraction, yet... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #6 review
When we last saw Batwing he was tracing a call made by one of Massacre’s henchman. Alfred-of-Africa, Matu, declared that the call was made in Giza, Egypt and the book closed with a shot of Massacre walking toward a... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #5 review
After reading the latest issue of “Batwing” I still don’t know how I feel about this title. For every likeable element to this story there is something else that’s either horribly distracting or derivative. But in the end, it... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #4 review
Saying that Batwing is a hero born out of great strife is an understatement. In issue #4 we learn that he’s an AIDS orphan and an ex-child soldier. Pretty heavy stuff, and if that sort of tragedy interests you... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #3 review
As good of a comic as this was, the cover’s caption is overselling it a bit: “Allied with Thunder Fall…in what could be their Final Battle!” Yep, a bit much. I imagine the average comic-Joe reading that cover would... Continue »New 52 – Batwing #2 review
Style over substance. That’s what you’ll find in Batwing #2 which does very little to progress the story, but features great artwork. I liked Batwing #1. I fully expected to hate it, but it was a solid issue that... Continue »
