Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #2

With the action revving up as more information becomes known about this Silent Knight, next issue promises to be something special. Batman and Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #2 was a wonderful read and really captures the whimsy and essence of Christmas time in a visual vocabulary. Stunning. Read Full Review

You are cordially invited to a winter solstice gathering of the strange and oft-deadly magical community at the Georgetown mansion of Baron Winters, one guest limit. After a performance by sirens and banshees, we will gather in the Baron's study, where noted demonologist Jason Blood will be giving a reading on the origins of the being called the Silent Knight! Read Full Review

The combination of Parker's writing and the artwork makes this book a captivating read, and I'm hookedeagerly anticipating the next issue! Read Full Review

This is a more action-driven episode, but I do have to say it had one of the funniest moments of the series so far, when Santa figures out exactly what Felix Faust wants for Christmas in exchange for his cooperation. Keep the mad holiday fun going, DC. Read Full Review

Batman Santa Claus Silent Night Returns 2 is a rich, engaging chapter in this holiday-themed saga. Jeff Parker crafts a compelling narrative filled with mystery, action, and festive horror, brought to life by an exceptional creative team. The blend of world-building, character dynamics, and visual storytelling makes this issue a must-pull. Cant wait to see whats next! Read Full Review

Overall, Batman Santa Claus: Silent Night Returns #2 is a fun and festive read. The unique blend of humor, horror, and superhero action makes for an entertaining and engaging story. Fans of the DC Universe and holiday-themed comics will appreciate this unconventional take on the Christmas season. Read Full Review

Getting better, though long-winded Read Full Review

fzanca

Dec 08, 2024

The last volume was fun and felt like a Christmas-themed book. Sadly, this one does not. The Arthurian knight doesn't fit in my opinion. And since when is Jason BLood immortal to the point where he was a knight? That really threw me. The story feels very forced and not organic in the least. And what is it with writers teaming Damien with older women? First, it was WW and now it's Zatanna. The idea that Santa has to turn into Batman because Zatanna only has two tickets was completely stupid. I may be dropping this. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/eaBruuDdt1Y