It’s actually more like a shove, one punch, and two kicks. But essentially, Batman takes out Deathstroke wayyyy too easy…
You’re pretty much looking at the entire fight right there.
Batman #28
While I really think the subject matter is top notch, the execution doesn’t really allow you to fully experience the story.
-Brandon (read the full review)
Nightwing #26
Despite an early lack of proper pacing and some shaky visuals, the issue really comes into its own late in the game. There’s some great character work throughout and some stunning pencils at times, and the sting at the end completely changes the narrative in the entire Nightwing series up to this point.
-Jay (read the full review)
Justice League #26
A brand new pack of flat characters can’t rescue Justice League’s latest trek through time.
-Brian (read the full review)
Injustice 2 #7
Despite some curious lapses of judgment on Batman’s part, this book has it all: romance, cherished friendships, family squabbles, and one big super-brawl.
-Elena (read the full review)
Bane: Conquest #4
Dixon has had difficulty presenting valid character motivations for the actions that the characters take. Add to that the fact that Dixon seems to have forgotten about elements that he himself established within the character, and it just provides a very uneven read.
-Brandon (read the full review)
