Batman: Li'l Gotham #7
| Writer | Derek Fridolfs, Dustin Nguyen |
| Artist | Dustin Nguyen |
As Gotham celebrates St. Patrick's Day, the city finds all its banks are left with no gold under the rainbow. Provided with help, Batman and his crew round up the usual green goons...but no good deed goes unpunished.
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9.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin
Mar 06, 2013Batman: Li'l Gotham #7 is another excellent entry in what is the best comic book being published right now. Getting to see the insanity of Batman picking up his villains one-by-one and stuffing them in the back seat of the Batmobile was purely awesome. The artwork also has a lot going on as every character on screen is doing something even if they don't have actual dialogue. This mix of strong writing and artwork should be an example for all current and aspiring comic book creators to follow. If you can tell a fun story right you will have a comic that can be enjoyed by readers young and old, which is exactly what Batman: Li'l Gotham #7 is. Read Full Review
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8.0
Batman-News - Andrew Asberry
Oct 10, 2013The holiday themes were weak, but the artwork and affable nature were as strong as ever. A nice issue, especially if you're a fan of Aquaman and Damian Wayne. Read Full Review
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5.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Noah Sharma
Oct 09, 2013Li'l Gotham #7 has its first moments of awkward adolescence, but remains charming and full of potential. Read Full Review
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