DC Comics January 31, 2024

Batman: Off-World #3

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7.8

Critic Rating

5 Reviews

8.2

User Rating

14 Reviews

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Writer	Jason Aaron
Artist	Doug Mahnke
Cover Price	$3.99

Batman and his new deep-space allies take the fight directly to the War Storm, a spaceship the size of a city filled with highly trained alien killing machines. Can the young Batman complete his brutal, interstellar quest? Or do other cosmic threats lie in wait? Superstars Jason Aaron and Doug Mahnke continue to bring you a Batman tale unlike any other.

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9.5

Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Jan 30, 2024

Jason Aaron has landed with a big impact at DC, and this series is already showing he's an absolute perfect fit for Batman. Could a run on the main title be up next? We'll see, but until then, this thrilling sci-fi adventure is scratching that itch. Read Full Review
8.5

Comic Watch - Tyler Davis
Jan 30, 2024

Batman: Off-World #3 is a lesson in character-driven plot momentum, the penultimate chapter in this mini-series rich with detailed art and a healthy tonal mix. Whether or not the series will have been set-up for a perfect landing we shall wait to find out. Read Full Review
8.0

AIPT - Collier Jennings
Jan 30, 2024

Batman: Off-World #3 doesn't let off the gas, closing off one conflict while introducing a new interstellar threat for the Dark Knight. It's pedal-to-the-metal insane in the best ways; here's hoping that Aaron and Mahnke don't run out of steam in the back half. Read Full Review
7.0

Dark Knight News - Eric Lee
Jan 30, 2024

Batman: Off-World #3 has refocused its plot to give readers a sense of anticipation and excitement. While the action is spectacular, it could lose readers with its exaggerated characterizations of both the villains and Batman. Read Full Review
6.0

ComicBook.com - Nicole Drum
Jan 31, 2024

Batman: Off-World #3 is a bit of an improvement from previous issues in terms of its pacing and in that it does coalesce around a strong direction for the story going forward. Unfortunately, that doesn't help in terms of the characters that still feel disconnected to the point of it feeling like it is weighing things down. Read Full Review