Detective Comics #8

The back up? Can't really gauge it yet. Back up's are hard to judge. Only got 8 pages of set up. I can't say I am all too interested as of now, but we'll see. Szymon Kudranski's art is pretty great (as always) though. Read Full Review

More to come next month, I'm sure. Night of the Owls is on it's way and it's going to boost Detective Comics up in popularity, no doubt. Read Full Review

Issue #8 is a definite improvement on what I've seen lately from “Detective Comics”, but it's still not good enough to warrant a $3.99 price tag. Not when there are so many better books that come out on the same day. Examples would be “Animal Man”, “Swamp-Thing”, “American Vampire”, “Supurbia”, “Ultimate Spider-Man”, “Avengers vs. X-Men” and even “Batwing” is a far better read if you just want something bat-related. Read Full Review

Luckily the backup story is a more enjoyable experience. The dialog makes a lateral shift from Governator to Clint Eastwood, but the artwork is much better. Szymon Kudranski isn't given much to work with in the way of action, but he manages to deliver eight pages of dark and moody visuals that fit their bipolar subject well. It's definitely not a good sign that the one praiseworthy part of this book was the part in which Tony Daniel surrendered his duties, but it is what it is. Read Full Review

James Lebowski

Jan 03, 2014

The art was good but the story is slow. Im curious where this is going to end and that's al that matters in comics.

Storm Winterfyre

Jan 02, 2019

Cover-*** Writing-*** Art-**** Story-***