Monné's Profile

It could be a higher note. It should. But it's pretty hard to enjoy when Romita Jr. decides to drawn all characters in the same weird manner. I know he has a great legacy and lots of fans, but I can't look at it and say it looks good. I stick mostly to the writing and end up looking at the art the least I can.

The artwork is fun, but could be better. Sometimes Iron Fist looks like a mix between a chimp and a weird goblin. But the text, while not brilliant, is really good. The plot reminded me what a good comic book should feel like.

I enjoyed the writing. But the art makes Aquaman look like an obnoxious character.

After all that fuss, I have to admit I was expecting much more. Honestly, I'm enjoying Detective Comics way better. Hope it gets better along the way.

Some comic books give us the answers we wanted, some give us more questions. Not necessarily a bad thing. I kinda like these questions.

Cons: the dialogue gets a little clumsy sometimes, and I would've liked if the colors were just a little lighter. Pros: good and exciting plot, that left me at the edge of my sit; great artwork, and the slightly lighter-than-most colors were absolutely astonishing. Overall: I enjoyed the hell out of it.

Just couldn't get why Spoiler's uniform suddenly became blue. WTF?

The ending with Strange's take on Batman's psyché was the best part of this saga. But everything else felt too much like Power Rangers for me, and I don't buy Batman comics to get Power Rangers stories. Besides, this was not the best way to perform this idea. It felt forced upon the readers, with Nightwing having to draw the conclusions for us, because the writter couldn't provide them to us the readers within the narrative itself.

So, is it just me or Spoiler is really becoming an annoying character? I hate this angry teenage thing she's developing. She does know that Batman is not her dad, riht?

Barrows' and Ferreira's art just makes everything feel better. I don't like how they keep changing between them and Martinez, Fernandez and Anderson, who had the terrible idea of changing Spoiler's outfit design and colours. That is not good.

8.5 for the story. +0.5 for the amazing artwork. So beautiful.

I really liked the first issue. This one though... sigh, not terrible, but not good enough.

Now that's really good!

The conclusion was somewhat satisfying. But, SPOILER ALERT, the final dialogue between Nina and her mother was unbearable. So repetitive and inconclusive.

I had no idea how to rate this. The art is exquisite, but the script is really below my expectations. I guess I'm not a fan of Benjamin Percy. Too explicit, too little subtext.

Another great artwork, but I'm still not a big fan of Percy's writing. But it's a enjoyable comic book.

Pretty enjoyable. Two points deducted solely from the annoyingly unlikely coincidence.

Pretty artwork. Regular writing.

Why did people like this? It was just so all over the place ffs, couldn't enjoy a single page.

Social justice is not an excuse for writing a poor comic book.