Batman #80

Tom King and team did a great job from start to finish. The stage has been set and we have five issues left after this one to see how it all ends. Read Full Review

Tom King's run has been polarizing amongst the readership, but the last few issues should be heartening to any Batman fan. Let's hope he can keep it up as the City of Bane storyline continues. Read Full Review

Romita Jr. delivers some beautiful art in this issue. The art is detailed and filled with energy and movement. There are moments filled with drama and emotion throughout and I enjoyed how the story was laid out visually. Read Full Review

This isn't an issue with much plot resolution, but it's a hell of an emotional payoff. Tom King delivers on the return that we all knew was coming, while John Romita Jr, Klaus Janson, and Tomeu Morey display an incredibly tight grasp on comics pacing and storytelling. This is an incredible issue full of things I've been waiting to see for a long time now, and it's just as sweet as I hoped. Read Full Review

Batman #80 is hard, fast, and smart " showing you precisely what you need to see in order to appreciate how it was built and where its going. Exactly like a tour of a city Banes city. Read Full Review

We know he's going to make a face-turn by the end of the arc and probably wind up back in oblivion just like Jor-El, but unlike Jor-El he's been taken so far that I don't know if I'll buy it. And still no word on or reaction to what happened to Alfred. But segments like Batman's face-off with Hush, or the brief and thrilling segment involving Kite-Man, show King's deliberate pacing at its best. Read Full Review

Overall, Batman #80 is a fantastic issue that kickstarts the final phase of the City of Bane storyline, with art by Romita Jr. being the biggest highlight. Read Full Review

By this time, no matter how many fans, and in that group I include myself , complain about King's pacing or overindulgence at times, nothing is going to change. With King you know what you are going to get, which may explain the books slip down the top ten sales list. You may want more direct story telling over the meanderings of character's dialogue. The knock on King's method is that the payoff has to surpass the setup; this is a failing that affects a number of DC's writers. Still, as this hit and miss run of Kings nears its climax, I can't help but hope, just one more time that King manages to hit this one, this last one, our of the park. Read Full Review

At this point, I just want to see Batman beat the living hell out of Bane. And that is because the story itself has been so involving with a lot of build up to the main event. Read Full Review

Literary wit, astonishing action, and kneebuckling art all abound in this issue. What more could you possibly want? Read Full Review

There's seemingly no time left for detours in this run, even the really fun and insightful ones. So it's time for all of our players to come to blows and see what's left of Gotham when they're done. Read Full Review

Batman and Catwomans return to Gotham does not disappoint. The pieces for a final showdown are falling into place perfectly. Seeing Batman in control of himself and wrestling for control of his city makes the book as exciting as ever. Read Full Review

With the promise of two action-packed issues that will rock Gotham City to its foundation, I have all of my fingers crossed for a hugely climatic showdown in the next part of the tale. Come on King, don't let me down! Read Full Review

The ending of the issue isn't a twist, you can largely guess what's coming, and like many issues of King's run this one could have benefitted from being part of a larger story rather than a single issue. But it is an excellent issue, one that truly sets the stage for the end in a powerful and important way. Read Full Review

BATMAN #80 offers fun and action-packed writing, with gorgeous artwork courtesy of John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson. The ending cliffhanger carries some troubling implications, but the rest of the book is stellar. Read Full Review

Batman #80 has some over-due action sequences that are sure to thrill, as well as good character interactions with Flashpoint Batman and Gotham Girl. Despite a slow pace and a repetitive plot, this issue is a lot of fun. Read Full Review

Writer Tom King teams up with artist John Romita, Jr. for an issue that has plenty of much-appreciated fireworks after the slower pacing of the previous chapters. Read Full Review

Bane is in a whole heap of trouble. What the villains just cant seem to grasp is that Batman may be flesh and blood, he is not a man. He is a force, an idea, and he wont stop. EVER! Read Full Review

Batman is back in Gotham City, and if it feels like it's been too long, well, that's because it has been... Read Full Review

This was a fun but quick issue that I think could benefit from letting some of the action breath and possibly letting some of the big reveals or moments of this title happen without as much delay. Read Full Review

The grand Tom King finale kicks off with a flashy issue that is fun to read, but overall a bit fleeting. Read Full Review

Batman #80 gets "City of Bane" back on track after two issues that halted the momentum of the story. Tom King and John Romita Jr. did a very good job getting over the tone of this story and delivering an ending that will have readers guessing. Unfortunately the lack of Bane and poor way Gotham Girl's sub-plot was handled are things that continue to hold "City of Bane" back from reaching its full potential. Hopefully with Batman and Catwoman back in Gotham City these negatives can be turned into a positive, in turn creating a strong march to the conclusion of King's "City of Bane" epic. Read Full Review

The writing and art in this issue feel lacking compared to prior issues of the run. Read Full Review

Tomeu Morey experimented with some different lighting throughout and it helped sell the deep stakes of Batman resurfacing.King left a lot of questions unanswered but Batmans comeback looks to have some huge repercussions for the Bat family again. Read Full Review

We finally get some story progression in this book but it's beginning to feel too little, too late. This book needs to pick up. Instead, we get four identical scenes in one issue. This book needs to take chances and make me excited to read the new issue. I'll give credit where credit is due for the things we did get, but we're on our last legs here. Read Full Review

Is that a harsh statement? Absolutely. But I call it as I see it, and King has been coasting on Batman since the non-wedding. The book has gone nowhere since then, accomplished nothing for the greater universe/ legend of the character, and has made a mockery of many of the characters it's featured. At this point, King's Batman is like an old, sick dog that just needs to be put down. Thankfully, that appointment has already been scheduled. Read Full Review

CHolt

Oct 02, 2019

Exciting! Nice pacing

LunaMoody

Oct 02, 2019

The hint that Claire has maybe been on venom to control her powers was a cool twist and answers some question on her. It also makes clear why Batman and Catwoman stopping the shipment of venom from reaching Gotham was so important beyond what it does to Bane. I liked that little twist. I also liked that Thomas actually cares for her. It was nice to see him have some heart after all. Loved the "Hell yeah" moment with Kite Man. Classic! How was Hush in it? Wasn't he lost in some other dimension back in Preludes to the Wedding with Bruce, Clark and Dick? How did he get back? When? John Romita, Jr art while somewhat okay at times, I certainly would not want it on the book in any on going capacity. The villains didn't really look like t hemselves. Pyg was drawn taller then he normally is. Two-face didn't look like Two-face. And the action scenes were rather flat looking. And what is that diamond thing on the cats head? One thing that puzzles me is how nonchalantly Bat's tells Cat that his father will be ordered by Bane to kill Bat's son and his father will have to make a choice as to weather he does it or not. I know Bat's is a pro at reading people and all but that's a hell of a risk to take that has a major play out if he's wrong on what Thomas chooses to do. Makes me wonder if it really is Damien. And what Bat has planed. Maybe that's were that demon that Damien talked about comes into play again? It would explain why Damien said anything about it at all. This is certainly building up to what should be an epic face off. Over all I liked the issue and while I would normally knock my rating down for art work that I didn't like, this time I'm just going to rate just the story itself. I liked it. more

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Psycamorean - Oct 4, 2019

Should you really give this a 10 when you mention that you had problems with this issue in the review?

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 4, 2019

Regarding Hush. I don't know if this will come into play or not, but in a previous issue... forget the exact number. It is the one where Thomas Wayne is recapping Bane's plan to break him and asks how he can help. In the recap of the Bane gang from the wedding, Hush is actually standing where Thomas Wayne is supposed to be. It is highly unlikely at this point, but what if Hush is actually parading around as Thomas Wayne?

LunaMoody - Oct 4, 2019

YourGreenMuse...My problems with it was mostly the artwork. The rest was really just questions rather then actual problems issue. So I gave it a 10 because I liked the issue.

LunaMoody - Oct 4, 2019

The 20 Issue Ceiling ... Hi thanks for the info. I must have missed Hush being in that issue. I'll have to check it out again

Psycamorean - Oct 4, 2019

What if those questions are never answered?

LunaMoody - Oct 4, 2019

Well then they don't get answered. In 5 issues a new writer takes over so it doesn't matter really. Thoug from what I was reading about the new writer he intends to keep with what King has written and is only a temp for the series anyway so it should be interesting either way.

LunaMoody - Oct 4, 2019

Though not thoug

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 4, 2019

I am glad you know the difference between unanswered questions and problems. So many people could learn from you.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 4, 2019

Also I reread the issue to see if it could possibly Hush being Thomas Wayne... they both appear in two different places within the story, but interestingly there is a page that goes back and forth panel to panel with Hush and Thomas Wayne... it is probably nothing, and I have no idea how they can be linked, but just for the 1% chance Thomas Wayne has something to do with Hush... let it be known I cautiously called it.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 4, 2019

if it could possibly be hush*

LunaMoody - Oct 4, 2019

That could be interesting if he was Hush.

Psycamorean - Oct 4, 2019

It does matter when your questions are holes in the story. If nothing is explained, that means the story can do whatever it wants. That means nothing matters, especially not what you read.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 4, 2019

We have known from the beginning this was supposed to be a 100 issue run. So it is silly to assume things will go unanswered until they actually are.

Psycamorean - Oct 5, 2019

We've got 5 issues. And I supposed the hypothetical that they *wouldn't* be answered, and he said that was okay. That's where I disagree, hence my response.

Superheroes for Hire - Oct 5, 2019

It's been 80 issues that mostly follow the same style. Your questions will not be answered. Batman will punch Bane. Bane may break Batman's back again. We'll probably get another boat/street discussion. Another Kiteman "hell yeah". Probably another "weyp" from Penguin.

LunaMoody - Oct 5, 2019

YourGreenMuse Sorry but you've totally lost me on what you mean. Anyway I took your question as to us getting answers or not to mean you were asking me personally how I would feel if they were not answered. And while sure like everyone else I'd love to have everything answered and wrapped up neatly. But this is a comic and if I don't get the answers I want I'm not likely to get upset about it. Like I said it's a comic and I choose to buy and read it. No one is making me do so. CON...

LunaMoody - Oct 5, 2019

When it comes to things I read and watch I try not to obsess over things that don't end how I want them to end. Life deals out enough stress daily without having to look for more. So while I'll state things that I don't like about an issue in reviews but that is as far as I go with it. Like I said it's just a comic.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 6, 2019

The Cinema Sins readers. "Wait when did Wolverine get his adamantium back? House of X sucks now"

Psycamorean - Oct 6, 2019

Well, actually, there's an explanation that the five mutants use their powers to form the mutant husks into the mutant's "perfect" form. They intentionally recreate the mutant exactly as they were before they died, so that along with the mental copy, the body fits exactly. That's what makes them themselves and not clones. So Wolverine would have to have his adamantium skeleton, and to do that would take some simple reality warping by Proteus, having been amplified by Hope.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 6, 2019

Oh my god. I was not serious.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln - Oct 6, 2019

Ftr I got that question from Rich Johnston, I didn't even know Wolverine was missing his adamantium... although when did he die to be reformed? He kind of just broke out of his adamantium encasing from what I remember... so technically he wouldn't have been dead and that is before HoX.

Psycamorean - Oct 7, 2019

He still had his body all throughout his death and return up until he died in HoX #4.

axdn

Oct 02, 2019

Hell Yeah!

Anotherfan

Oct 02, 2019

Another brillant issue. It's been a while since I've been amazed by Romita's work and I think Morey is to thanks. The Bat has return to his City and everything is in place for the big showdown. Hope Bane is prepared for what's coming

Comicstime

Oct 09, 2019

Finally, we’re back n Gotham!

Linkush

Oct 02, 2019

That was fun. So after a character-focused interlude, we go back to the main story with an action-packed issue. Not a lot happened in this issue. Batman is back. Beat up some villains. Gotham girl seems to be sick. Damian might get killed or not, probably not. And that's it. While I did enjoy this issue, I hope this is just the start of the finale and that it all won't end with Batman just going around Gotham, beating up everybody. I hope we'll get something more complex and unique than that. I also thought that the art was underwhelming. Tony Daniel should have been on this instead.

Br'er Lapin AKA 20-Ish Ceiln

Oct 03, 2019

This felt very light on story, but even though it was over too quickly... I dug it. I am a fan of John Romita Jr sometimes and I would have never put him on a Batman book, but his art here is at least well inked and coloured which makes for a very interesting look, but not up to the high standards of artists this book has had.

M1sf1r3

Nov 22, 2019

Prelude: It's time to take back Gotham. We're 6 issues away from the end. This is the final part of Tom King's Batman run before he does Batman/Catwoman. The Good: I felt the rush of adrenaline while reading this issue as Bruce and Selina win fight after fight. Batman and Catwoman are back and they aren't messing around. I'm usually not a fan of John Romita Jr's art but it works for me here. The Bad: Dialogue is very.... Tom King, let's say. Art is choppy in some certain spots. Conclusion: I feel like City of Bane is finally picking back up again. As I read, I got an adrenaline rush so I think that qualifies for a better rating. However, while the art was overall good, it did have it's rough patches that looked bad and th e dialogue is what King typically uses and fails with. more

allenquanobi

Oct 02, 2019

Hey Alexa, define decompression. These past 5 issues could have been done in 2, maybe 3. The art is really good tho, I love Romita's Batman, and the colors by Morey are amazing.

egonnn244

Oct 03, 2019

"It's mine" I actually enjoyed this issue. No painfully slow decompression, no dialogue that is repeated a thousand times throughout the issue and the is no single instance of words "Bat" and "Cat" being used by any of the characters (that's a win right there). The ending was a bit weak, but overall, the issue one fine. TK served us much, much worse things in the past. I was the most surprised by the art, I was a bit apprehensive about Romita. I got used to Tony Daniel and Clay Mann and I was afraid that Romita's art won't work here, for Batman anyway. Maybe he could have done a better job, it does seem rushed a bit, but for me, it worked for the majority of the issue. It definitely didn't detach from the experience. And Bats is f inally back in Gotham. And he is finally kicking some ass. And TK will soon leave this book. Hell yeah! more

FBCH32

Oct 07, 2019

Tom King needs to hurry up and end this already. This series needs a new writer.

Afre

Oct 02, 2019

That felt very short. I love Romita Jr. art, and there wasn't any issues with King's writing, but this just felt very short. Batman comes to Gotham. Meets his villains. Thomas goes to see Damian. End. I'm glad King didn't do a 100-issue-long saga. If that would've happened, this would've been only 1/3 of this, aka Batman comes to Gotham. End. I don't hate it. But I can't recommend it or say it's good. It is just spinning it's wheels right now. I loved the idea of Knightfall 2.0. But at least, in Knightfall, stuff happened.

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Superheroes for Hire - Oct 5, 2019

There are some beautiful collections of Knightfall. This will never be coherent enough to get such a treatment.

DarePool53

Dec 19, 2020

The best thing about this issue is that it brings us once issue closer to the end of King's run.

Superheroes for Hire

Oct 05, 2019

While JR JR has had a wonderful past in comic art, it says something that King's run on Batman nears its close with some late career boxy Romita art. It's fair, but it's not Clay Mann, Tony S. Daniel, or Lee Weeks who have been wasted on frivolous dream sequences in this run. Coloring is excellent. Writing continues to be frustrating. Batman's triumphant return to Gotham is complete with obligatory punching of all the Arkham crew. And some incoherent dialogue from Gotham Girl who can't string together a complete sentence. The inevitable heel turn of Thomas Wayne Batman is now set, and Bruce Wayne Batman is apparently gambling on cross-multiverse familial bonds with his alternate universe father to save his hostage son. Bane will break the b ack of Thomas Wayne Batman in the ultimate plot twist. But where's a page or even panel of Bruce mourning or being angry or even mentioning the loss of his beloved butler Alfred? Not in this issue. more

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Superheroes for Hire - Oct 7, 2019

After reading a comment Tom King gave about his run at NYCC, in which he describes his run about 2 points (Batman loves Catwoman, and Bane is bad), I went back to the first time I read this phrase. That's an interview from this spring teasing all the City of Bane story. This is what Tom King said then to Newsarama, and I'll just leave this to your interpretation as to what we are actually reading in City of Bane...

Superheroes for Hire - Oct 7, 2019

King: "Doomsday Clock triggered “The Button,” which brought us Flashpoint Batman, who plays a huge role here. And of course, there’s Metal, which has this implication of all these other Batmen from other Earths who play a role as we go forward. And as we build up toward this “Year of the Villain,” and as we get to “City of Bane” in Batman #75, that’s going to play directly into the huge DC plans that are coming up." We still have no explanation how Thomas got to the main earth or timeline...

Psycamorean

Oct 02, 2019

It IS I Am Suicide! With a healthy buff of Everyone Loves Ivy! Quick Question: Why is Hush here? What happened to that dimension with The Dude in it? I read that shitty tie-in and now you're telling me it doesn't matter?? Oh, Tom King didn't write it? Okay, now I understand. I guess we're just going to keep ignoring The Price too, huh? I only wish King would ignore the Button so we wouldn't have Flashpoint Batman in this run. Although, I guess he kind of is, since how Flashpoint Batman survived the end of that has yet to be revealed (and I'm starting to think it won't be. Where would it even fit in this story?) Speaking of things not fitting, this is the part where I discuss story structure and I am told I am just narrow minded and limited for not sucking King off for his shitty work. This arc has no structure. I mean it sure pretends to act like something is happening, but we're in a loop of the same sort of vignettes playing over and over again. Which, hey, that's a structure, technically. But it's not a good story structure. Why? Because stories usually have a flow and Spin-Cycle is not a good one. It feels disjointed at best, and slapdash at worst. We've seen time and time again that King sucks at longterm planning, which is why Heroes in Crisis' reveal issue was a whole lot of nothing besides Wally telling us that he set up a fake mystery with no real clues. And that Batman issue where Flashpoint Batman recapped all the events up to 50 revealed nothing besides Bane dun did it. There is no planning. There cannot be. I refuse, unless it's scrawled out on a Chuck E. Cheese napkin with crayon. If this was all truly planned out, King has his priorities out of wack, or he's more incompetent than Dr. Death. I just really want this to wrap up. I have to remind myself that the end is near every time I read a new issue, because it certainly doesn't feel like it. It feels like most of this story is filler. As was the case with War of Jokes and Riddles. And Knightmares. This is the piss-poor planning of a man that wants to be writing something else, or general incompetence. Pick one. more

Nihilist

Oct 02, 2019

Just few more weeks and it'll be over. Finally. What a journey it was, from a really promising start to a plotless dumpster fire this series turned out to be. So, did anything of value happen in this issue? Nope, I don't think so. Batman arrived at Gotham City and started to take out some of his rogues, but that's about it. As with many previous comics by King, this is practically filler, leading to something rather than telling something. Most of the run is like that, with issues built around setting up questions/plot twists that ultimatly mean nothing. I swear, King's gibberish is not even worth covering in depth. It's a waste of time, just like anything he wrote post I Am Bane tory arc. If you skip this one, you won't miss a thing.

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packtsardines - Oct 2, 2019

damn, i remember really liking kings run when i first started it a few years ago. i read the first two volumes and really liked them but seeing this just makes me sad. i like king as a writer too, "vision" is a fantastic story. seeing all this though just makes me feel bad for him

Nihilist - Oct 2, 2019

Yeah, same here. I loved I Am Gotham and I Am Suicide, they've got so much potential. And then it was all thrown to trash, replaced with... this.

Talon1load - Oct 2, 2019

I hated it from the very beginning. The Rebirth special with him skiing on an airplane whining about whether or not it was a good death, god that was such complete shit. And completely out of character from Batman of the New 52, who this was still supposed to be.

Psycamorean - Oct 2, 2019

There's a chance you may still like it. I definitely had my moment of clarity around WoJaR. Vision was really good the first time I read it. But I'm always hesitant to re-read older King comics that I liked for fear that hindsight will ruin it.

myconius - Oct 2, 2019

i agree with Talon1load. ...Batman straddling the airplane like Slim Pickens (Major T. J. Kong) in Dr Strangelove, and crying about a "GOOD DEATH" was trash. ...a real Batman writer would have had Batman thinking his way out of that situation, and laughing at the face of death. ...in (I am Suicide) Batman flying in broad daylight then oafishly punching his way through an army of armed soldiers was godawful as well. ...can't say i liked hearing about him cutting his wrists either. that's crap!

Quinn

Oct 02, 2019

This story could have literally been told in like 10 panels. Panels 1-5 Bats and Cat take down villains. Panels 6-8 Thomas Wayne visits Gotham Girl to tell her to rest because she's overextended herself. Panels 9-10 Thomas Wayne Batman Goes to Batcave and points gun at Damian. End of story. Now that's decompressed story-telling. King spent issues setting up how no one could get into Gotham because of Gotham Girl. But he doesn't write a clever solution developed by the Cat-Bat team. He just takes her off the table. That's lazy writing. He has about a third of an issue dedicated to Bruce in disguise taking out a couple of villains with the reveal of the Bat-emblem underneath the shirt (Bats is also wearing body armor, so gettin g shot in the chest doesn't kill him.) Basically the whole issue is Bruce and Selina are in Gotham, Thomas has to decide whether to shoot Damian.(I hope he shoots Damian). The art is nice on a panel level. The individual drawings are pretty. But there's not flow, no kinetic excitement and action, just a bunch of still set pieces. Also Kiteman. How is this guy not in prison? Do they forget to lock the door? Stop with the Kiteman. Overall, just another slow issue where plot happens, but that's it. No humor, no characterization, no fun. Or I could be wrong. more

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LunaMoody - Oct 10, 2019

I'm so on board with the shooting Damian. He is such a brat he really needs a proper smack down lol

Talon1load

Oct 02, 2019

The art was terrible and I usually enjoy JRJR’s work. Gotham Girl is suddenly deathly ill, which matches up with how she SHOULD be acting but seems out of nowhere with the last time we saw her. Bruce just walks into Gotham and starts taking guys out knowing that Bane and Thomas have Damian captive as well as the consequences for his actions and just hopes his dad does the right thing. Seriously? This guy who has been tearing his life apart and Bruce now hopes he does the right thing? Still no explanation why he’s tearing his life apart by the way. This issue, like SO many others in this run, was bullshit. If you haven’t wasted your money on it already, don’t bother.

Spacey Medicine

Oct 04, 2019

Tedious.

REYNARD

Oct 02, 2019

Not good at all. The only difference between this and the past few issues is that there isn't any good art to help its score. Side note: The quotes that King pulls are fucking useless and add no value to the dialogue whatsoever. "Oh wow, King is so deep! He quotes Aristotle and Plato!" What a hack.

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Superheroes for Hire - Oct 5, 2019

Tom King loves a book of quotes his mom used to read. I guarantee these are quotes from that book. And he studied philosophy, so he feels like a philosophy expert.

RKS - Oct 9, 2019

Ah so that's what a person can do with a philosophy degree, write bad Batman stories. Now we know and knowing is half the battle. lol

RKS

Oct 09, 2019

A rating of two is being overly generous on my part. The art in this book was horrible in particular the characters of Two-face and Pyg. As for the story let me save you some time Batman comes back to Gotham and Bane orders Thomas Wayne Batman to kill Damian to prove his loyalty...I guess that's a big cliff hanger ending. This issue is another filler issue by King, with little philosophical quotes from Aristotle and Plato taken out of context in attempt to deepen a very very shallow issue. Final analysis of the book, King needs to tighten up his story telling.

myconius

Oct 02, 2019

oh dear LORD what an absolute mess!!! this was so very painful to get through. when we don't have the luxury of pretty art to mask the terrible writing, this janky art really shows how bad the writing really is. awful AWFUL dialogue! disjointed scenes. story barely progresses. bunch of empty nothing.

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Darkseid24 - Oct 2, 2019

I cant believe King won an Eisner award. Im glad, when this is finally over.

SnakeWilson - Oct 2, 2019

one can say this issue was... pure filler?

Talon1load - Oct 2, 2019

I would say this issue, nay, this whol run was pure...bullshit.

Darkseid24 - Oct 2, 2019

Agreed. Had some nice art, but writing was terrible.

myconius - Oct 2, 2019

Eisner awards must be next to worthless. ...yeah this whole entire run was chocked with filler. (AKA bullshit) ...Tom King is definitely the WORST Batman writer i've ever read.

Darkseid24 - Oct 3, 2019

One of the worst.