Batman #671

Batman #671 was a good read that certainly picks up the intensity of the return of Ra's al Ghul story arc. Morrison and Daniel make an impressive team. Batman is certainly a title that is well rounded and offers the reader a quality combination of strong dialogue, good character development, hard hitting action and good looking artwork. Read Full Review

This storyline is finally picking up steam and it's turned into quite an enjoyable little tale. I'm not convinced it shouldn't have been wholly contained in the pages of Batman, but I find comfort in the knowledge that it's actually going somewhere. Read Full Review

Despite its relative shallowness, this crossover's use of the drastically untapped treasure that is the Demon's Head, makes it easy to recommend to even the most casual of Batman fans, and I can only hope that future Bat-collaborators decide to keep this larger cast of characters involved in whatever direction they take the series. Read Full Review

I only wish The Resurrection of Ras al Ghul could have been more than it will end up being. Read Full Review

However, I did enjoy the issue for the most part, but I would love it if they took the time build up people like Sensei or explain the various going ons before jumping to a new plot point. Also, I'm not sure what's left to do. I think Tim's supposed to join up with Ra's based on the covers and solicit information, but I still have no clue what's left to happen in this story. Ra's has a new monk body, but I guess that will decompose? Read Full Review

Rhinoeat

Dec 13, 2020

Better than the previous part at least