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Things get real cartoony. At one moment, Mondo rips off his clothes for reasons unknown... We saw his camouflage functioning last issue just fine without calling attention to undressing, so I guess he was indeed naked in those panels... but he doesn't even camouflage in this issue after getting naked, it serves no purpose other than a hilariously creepy, clunky comic book moment. Seriously, he's Things get real cartoony. At one moment, Mondo rips off his clothes for reasons unknown... We saw his camouflage functioning last issue just fine without calling attention to undressing, so I guess he was indeed naked in those panels... but he doesn't even camouflage in this issue after getting naked, it serves no purpose other than a hilariously creepy, clunky comic book moment. Seriously, he's more

Plot
Zach and Rose pass through the portal opened by Nephilim, where they are offered the chance to surrender their powers. However, Rose convinces Zach that they must keep them to use them to help those around them. It is then that they are attacked by Domino and Beezle, who are defeated by Zach and Rose, forcing them to retreat to their realms. The people they had possessed return to normal Plot
Zach and Rose pass through the portal opened by Nephilim, where they are offered the chance to surrender their powers. However, Rose convinces Zach that they must keep them to use them to help those around them. It is then that they are attacked by Domino and Beezle, who are defeated by Zach and Rose, forcing them to retreat to their realms. The people they had possessed return to normal more

I get the desire to get Mikey and Mondo together, but Donnie would have made a lot more sense as the tech savvy friend for Mondo to take on this mission

I am so sad this title is ending. It was a press of logic to see the Quietman take on three armed men simultaneously. Damian's argument that the Quiet Man is similar to Bruce was an inter. It's good to see someone take Scarface seriously. He's written as a serious threat. I'm looking foward to seeing how this closes up.

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Another good issue. I wasn't that enthralled with this series at the beginning, but it's grown on me. It's always a reliably good read.

Going back and rereading this entire series from the beginning has really lowered my opinion of It.
I'm not sure what this series is trying to accomplish that has not already been done (MUCH BETTER) by Batman Dark Victory or Robin Year One.
Batman & Robin Year One tried to challenge the idea of is Bruce Wayne truly fit to raise a child? And more importantly, should he be bringing a ch Going back and rereading this entire series from the beginning has really lowered my opinion of It.
I'm not sure what this series is trying to accomplish that has not already been done (MUCH BETTER) by Batman Dark Victory or Robin Year One.
Batman & Robin Year One tried to challenge the idea of is Bruce Wayne truly fit to raise a child? And more importantly, should he be bringing a ch more

Pretty solid end to the series. Fantastic art.

This isn't a terrible issue but it has the new author creates the bestest love interest ever that will last for eternity (see Carlie Cooper in Spider-man). It never sticks. Bruce takes Doc out on a date not a date to talk instead of just talking at the office which would be simple and logical.

Doc is dressed in a tight skirt and f#ck me pumps, while driving a John Wick movie breaks out. This isn't a terrible issue but it has the new author creates the bestest love interest ever that will last for eternity (see Carlie Cooper in Spider-man). It never sticks. Bruce takes Doc out on a date not a date to talk instead of just talking at the office which would be simple and logical.

Doc is dressed in a tight skirt and f#ck me pumps, while driving a John Wick movie breaks out. more

It's sad for me to see my favorite comic book hero gets such a mid reboot. DC comics has not been very kind the Batman. He's had a rough goal of it ever since DC Rebirth. And unfortunately, it doesn't look to be improving anytime soon.

There's a new sheriff in town. By that I mean a new top mobster who has taken over, much to the surprise of the other crime lords and Batman, who learns about by threatening a scared punk, way to stay on top of things Bruce.

Also, Fraction writes a diatribe about the death of the daily newspaper industry. I have news for him, daily newspapers started dying after WW2. Most big cities wer There's a new sheriff in town. By that I mean a new top mobster who has taken over, much to the surprise of the other crime lords and Batman, who learns about by threatening a scared punk, way to stay on top of things Bruce.

Also, Fraction writes a diatribe about the death of the daily newspaper industry. I have news for him, daily newspapers started dying after WW2. Most big cities wer more

Fun comic, but it's kind of dragging.

Plot
Zach and Rose's parents are arrested thanks to a trap set by Domino and Beezle, whose goal is to leave them stranded in New York City.

Zach and Rose are riding the subway when they sense a strange energy that stops the train, leading them through a magical wall in the subway tunnel. There, they meet Yogi and Nephilim, a half-angel, half-human being who is the guardian of the E Plot
Zach and Rose's parents are arrested thanks to a trap set by Domino and Beezle, whose goal is to leave them stranded in New York City.

Zach and Rose are riding the subway when they sense a strange energy that stops the train, leading them through a magical wall in the subway tunnel. There, they meet Yogi and Nephilim, a half-angel, half-human being who is the guardian of the E more

I'm late to this series. Had always been curious about checking it out. I love Tomasi's writing on Batman & Robin as well as Super Sons. This seemed like it would be more along those same lines. Turns out it was, but with Tomasi's own original story. If you like how Tomasi writes fun dynamics between opposite personality characters then you should definitely give this series a try.

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Very happy to see that Domino and Beezle will no longer pose a threat. .......or so it would seem.

I've had so much fun playing catch up with this series. Glad I finally gave it a chance. more

Feral is STRONGLY holding the spot of my favorite comic book series in a very very VERY long time!!!

I'm really loving the direction this series has been taking. Sure, it's following many of the classic tropes of a George Romero zombie movie. But that's honestly a GOOD thing!!

I was thrilled to see Elsie's Spirit Guardian Cat show up again. Especially in what might have bee Feral is STRONGLY holding the spot of my favorite comic book series in a very very VERY long time!!!

I'm really loving the direction this series has been taking. Sure, it's following many of the classic tropes of a George Romero zombie movie. But that's honestly a GOOD thing!!

I was thrilled to see Elsie's Spirit Guardian Cat show up again. Especially in what might have bee more

I absolutely loved this issue! I have much to say, but will try to be as brief as possible. Spoilers ahead!!!

- Last issue my favorite Elsie was mostly unseen, but here she more than makes up for it! I've heard some people in video reviews giving Elsie a hard time, but she's a cat and has many cat-like characteristics. If you're a cat owner and have several kitties, then you'll know wha I absolutely loved this issue! I have much to say, but will try to be as brief as possible. Spoilers ahead!!!

- Last issue my favorite Elsie was mostly unseen, but here she more than makes up for it! I've heard some people in video reviews giving Elsie a hard time, but she's a cat and has many cat-like characteristics. If you're a cat owner and have several kitties, then you'll know wha more

The main story was excellent. Unfortunately, the two bonus stories that were tacked on really dragged the issue down.

That being said, the main story by DWJ was probably one of the best written issues of this entire series. I'm not sure if I enjoyed it as much as issue #1, or possibly even more! The story was graphic in all the best ways, gratuitous, and visually stylish. The ending wa The main story was excellent. Unfortunately, the two bonus stories that were tacked on really dragged the issue down.

That being said, the main story by DWJ was probably one of the best written issues of this entire series. I'm not sure if I enjoyed it as much as issue #1, or possibly even more! The story was graphic in all the best ways, gratuitous, and visually stylish. The ending wa more

Not my favorite issue of the run, but still very enjoyable.
The whole thing requires a reread.

This was an excellent conclusion to the series. The art was some of the best in all of the issues. There was one beautiful homage to a classic Neal Adams Batman that brought a smile to my face. It was the famous splash page from Batman #251. Sherman homages it in the sequence where it's being said- "Fire does set the lizard brain alight". Look at that Batman figure in comparison to the figure Nea This was an excellent conclusion to the series. The art was some of the best in all of the issues. There was one beautiful homage to a classic Neal Adams Batman that brought a smile to my face. It was the famous splash page from Batman #251. Sherman homages it in the sequence where it's being said- "Fire does set the lizard brain alight". Look at that Batman figure in comparison to the figure Nea more

Still the best Batman book out there. I wasn't happy with Fraction's last issue, and then I read this. We have a mystery, a viable threat, and a father-son budding relationship that is hampered by duty. I hope that he doesn't draw it out like the Momento story. Six issues is good. Love the Penguin in here as well.

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